Conversations That Matter | The Reasonableness of Being Unreasonable (w/ Bob Stamnes, Palmer Stamnes DDB) @ConversationsThatMatter | Uploaded September 2023 | Updated October 2024, 8 hours ago.
“The logic of being unreasonable sounds like an oxymoron,” says @bobstamnes9863 . “Unless, of course, you know exactly why you are being unreasonable.” According to the Oxford Dictionary, logic is “reasoning conducted or assessed according to strict principles of validity.”
Stamnes says, “Unreasonable logic is when you stick to the facts and make sensible conclusions where others leap to emotionally safe decisions. Reasonable people will always come up with reasons why new or different approaches can’t be done because, after all, no one else has done it that way. Those people are doomed to live in the age of average.”
Stamnes says, “To lift yourself out of average and become unreasonable, you need to commit to being creative, funny, seductive, outrageous or outraged.” Stamnes says to reshape your thinking by “changing what’s cool, what’s normal, and change what people aspire to do.”
We invited Bob Stamnes to join us for a @ConversationsThatMatter about navigating your way through the maze of life in unconventional ways.
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“The logic of being unreasonable sounds like an oxymoron,” says @bobstamnes9863 . “Unless, of course, you know exactly why you are being unreasonable.” According to the Oxford Dictionary, logic is “reasoning conducted or assessed according to strict principles of validity.”
Stamnes says, “Unreasonable logic is when you stick to the facts and make sensible conclusions where others leap to emotionally safe decisions. Reasonable people will always come up with reasons why new or different approaches can’t be done because, after all, no one else has done it that way. Those people are doomed to live in the age of average.”
Stamnes says, “To lift yourself out of average and become unreasonable, you need to commit to being creative, funny, seductive, outrageous or outraged.” Stamnes says to reshape your thinking by “changing what’s cool, what’s normal, and change what people aspire to do.”
We invited Bob Stamnes to join us for a @ConversationsThatMatter about navigating your way through the maze of life in unconventional ways.
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Please become a Patreon subscriber and support the production of this program, with a $1 pledge goo.gl/ypXyDs
ctm470 #selfhelp #professionaldevelopment #selfpromotion @ohboyproductions7972 @Patreon