‘Before we are old and wise, we first have to be young and stupid.‘ I have always loved this saying. It resonates at so many levels of my daily living. While I am certainly not willing to categorise myself as old, I am very aware that I cannot comfortably claim to be young either. So,…
As illustrated in this talk from the Ted Conference held in California earlier this year, Nobel Prize-winning behavioural economist Daniel Kahneman has an intimate understanding of the complexity of experience and the tyranny that memory wields over the perpetual present. It’s thought-provoking subject matter with profound implications for the way we perceive and pursue happiness, both in ourselves and with those around us.
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