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What Longevity Science Gets Wrong About Life & Death | (#091) Beyond Success: Psychology & Philosophy for Achievers, with David Tian, Ph.D.
Here’s a harsh truth that might set off your internal defenses:
Longevity protocols might add more years to your life, but they can’t, by their very nature, give you more life. That might sound like a contradiction, but it’s the truth.
The dirty little secret behind the entire world of biohacking and longevity science is based on a lie. The biohacking protocols, supplement stacks, and longevity practices are a symptom that only deepen the disease.
Why More Money Won’t Fix This: The Steward Posture vs. The Dictator Posture | (#090) Beyond Success: Psychology & Philosophy for Achievers, with David Tian, Ph.D.
You hit the number you set for yourself years ago. You waited to feel different. You didn’t.
Most successful people read that and assume they’re the exception. That they’re disciplined. They’re smart. They have it handled.
But they have it exactly backwards, and the thing they’re proudest of is the thing costing them the most.
The Lie About Money That’s Costing You Your Life | (#089) Beyond Success: Psychology & Philosophy for Achievers, with David Tian, Ph.D.
A toxic and false belief has been dominating business culture for decades: Money is the byproduct of value creation. It sounds like common sense, but it is one of the most damaging things a thinking person can believe.
This episode takes the belief apart and shows the moral claim hiding inside the causal one. The cost of getting this wrong is steep: you spend thirty years hounded by a number you can never reach, unable to rest, unable to truly enjoy what you have built — and then arrive at sixty to discover the prize the belief promised was never there.