Liminal Thinking

Dave Gray's  book Liminal Thinking, explores how beliefs shape our reality and offers practical strategies for positive change. The book presents six principles explaining how beliefs form, function, and are defended, even when flawed. It then details nine practices for overcoming cognitive biases and creating change, emphasizing the importance of understanding underlying needs and fostering safe spaces for open communication. These practices include actively questioning one's own objectivity, embracing diverse perspectives, asking insightful questions, disrupting routines, and testing beliefs through action. The ultimate goal is to cultivate "liminal thinking," a mental agility enabling successful navigation of transitions and the creation of positive change by reframing beliefs. Disclaimer: This podcast provides summaries and insights into selected books, designed to inspire curiosity and spark discussion. However, it is not a replacement for purchasing and reading the full book. We highly encourage our listeners to support the authors by buying their work and experiencing the complete context, depth, and storytelling firsthand.

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