Dr. Ryan Martin
👤 SpeakerAppearances Over Time
Podcast Appearances
You know, I could still be a mascot. I can't play, but I could still be a mascot. You know, you just start going, and then it's like I'm in this weird anger against myself, and maybe the perspective wasn't clear, you know, or – Yeah.
You know, I could still be a mascot. I can't play, but I could still be a mascot. You know, you just start going, and then it's like I'm in this weird anger against myself, and maybe the perspective wasn't clear, you know, or – Yeah.
You know, I could still be a mascot. I can't play, but I could still be a mascot. You know, you just start going, and then it's like I'm in this weird anger against myself, and maybe the perspective wasn't clear, you know, or – Yeah.
Well, a lot of times our emotions, our memories of emotional experiences aren't accurate. Dude, why? And so, I mean, part of it is that we hit the highlights or the lowlights, right? And so, like, if you think about a – actually, somebody did a study on this where they had people monitor their emotions over the course of a week-long vacation. And then when they came back, they took a survey.
Well, a lot of times our emotions, our memories of emotional experiences aren't accurate. Dude, why? And so, I mean, part of it is that we hit the highlights or the lowlights, right? And so, like, if you think about a – actually, somebody did a study on this where they had people monitor their emotions over the course of a week-long vacation. And then when they came back, they took a survey.
Well, a lot of times our emotions, our memories of emotional experiences aren't accurate. Dude, why? And so, I mean, part of it is that we hit the highlights or the lowlights, right? And so, like, if you think about a – actually, somebody did a study on this where they had people monitor their emotions over the course of a week-long vacation. And then when they came back, they took a survey.
How did you enjoy the vacation? And what they found is that there was very little correlation between those two things. Because when people are at the end of a trip, when they're saying, how did you feel, they're reflecting on the high points or the low points. And they're just thinking, the overall experience was super rad. I was in Jamaica. It was great. I loved it.
How did you enjoy the vacation? And what they found is that there was very little correlation between those two things. Because when people are at the end of a trip, when they're saying, how did you feel, they're reflecting on the high points or the low points. And they're just thinking, the overall experience was super rad. I was in Jamaica. It was great. I loved it.
How did you enjoy the vacation? And what they found is that there was very little correlation between those two things. Because when people are at the end of a trip, when they're saying, how did you feel, they're reflecting on the high points or the low points. And they're just thinking, the overall experience was super rad. I was in Jamaica. It was great. I loved it.
What they forget is how long it took to get their luggage. What they forget, like getting stuck in traffic for hours and hours and hours.
What they forget is how long it took to get their luggage. What they forget, like getting stuck in traffic for hours and hours and hours.
What they forget is how long it took to get their luggage. What they forget, like getting stuck in traffic for hours and hours and hours.