Finding Resilience ($)
Lincoln Stoller2023-11-17T21:00:15-08:00Resilience is strength in failure, knowing that you learn more about more things when plans fail than when they work.
Resilience is strength in failure, knowing that you learn more about more things when plans fail than when they work.
In most games, we are playing with ourselves in a way that amplifies something in us.
No one is average, and no one's problems are the same. Being unsure of yourself is a healthy attitude.
How you think is more important than what you think... what you think is just an idea in your imagination.
Want to be enlightened or change the world? Want to get out of hell? Work with your demons. They'll change you.
Your memory is not about what happened, it's about who you can be now.
Seeing the edge of what you know is crucial: seeing what you cannot see. It’s important to have a good imagination.
I talk with Rob Alvarez, of the Professor Game Podcast, about games in the context of learning, exploration, and failure.
Fear and reluctance are real, they’re yours, and you must be honest. You must look at what you cannot see.
Chronic illness involves forms of mental dysregulation to which we are attached.
Confusion is its own kind of order; accept it and understand it.