164. Why Venting Negative Emotions Only Makes Things Worse

164. Why Venting Negative Emotions Only Makes...

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[Rebroadcast] Developing Mastery IV: The Optimizing Stage

#311: In this installment of our series on mastery, Sharif and Dr. Kevin Majeres explore the third and final stage: the optimizing stage. The optimizing stage of mastery has deep connections to other core concepts of OptimalWork like deliberate practice, continual growth, and abo ...  Show more

[Rebroadcast] Developing Mastery III: The Implicit Stage

#310: In this episode, Sharif and Dr. Kevin Majeres explore the second of the three phases of mastery: the implicit phase of mastery. This phase is the most dangerous, because it is where bad actions can become automatic habits, and where good habits can become plateaus. Fortunat ...  Show more

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