Published Mar 15, 2019

173: How to Make Life Purposeful for the Terminally Ill | Feedback Friday

Jordan Harbinger and Jason DeFillippo delve into navigating social challenges, enriching the lives of the terminally ill by creating lasting memories and legacies, and making informed career decisions, providing listeners with actionable insights in challenging life situations.
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  • Social Anxiety

    Overcoming social anxiety can be daunting, but and offer practical strategies. Jordan suggests attending curated events and setting small, manageable goals like talking to a few people or staying for a limited time 1. Jason shares his personal journey of overcoming crippling social anxiety by realizing that most people are more concerned with themselves than with judging others 1. This mindset shift allowed him to engage more freely in social settings.

    You can walk up to anybody at any party, and all they care about is how they come off to themselves and the people that are around them.

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    For those struggling at social events, Jordan recommends the dossier technique from his Six-Minute Networking course to research attendees beforehand and ease into conversations 2.

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    Teenage Pregnancy

    Addressing teenage pregnancy, Jordan and Jason emphasize the importance of support rather than isolation. Jordan shares a story of a young girl who became pregnant at 14 and how her friends' support helped her navigate the challenges 3. Jason agrees, highlighting that isolating the pregnant teenager could do more harm than good and that such experiences can serve as valuable lessons for others.

    It's a great way to educate your daughter on this is what happens, you know?

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    They both stress that the decision should be based on the overall behavior and circumstances of the teenager, not just the pregnancy itself 3.

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    Mind Reading

    Dealing with a colleague who seems to read minds can be intimidating, but Jordan and Jason offer a different perspective. Jordan explains that such individuals are often just highly observant and suggests embracing honesty as a way to alleviate anxiety 4. Jason adds that being open and straightforward can lead to a deeper, more genuine friendship with the observant colleague 5.

    You might end up with a great friendship out of this because you've identified what he can do, his superpower.

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    They also recommend using this opportunity to learn from the colleague, potentially gaining valuable insights into human behavior 5.

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