Angela Duckworth: Grit and Human Behavior | Episode 109

[@coertvisser9120]

Angela, I like that you say: "that sometimes looks like laziness even though, underneath the surface, it is not at all laziness.” I think it may never be wise to frame people’s inaction as laziness. More accurate and useful explanations may lie in their mindset and motivation.

[@rossanapettersen]

Excellent interview!!

[@upvotecomment2110]

Love this, hope this was a little bit longer tho

[@kelvinfund4494]

Good to know the logic of appropriateness in additional to logic of consequence which the former is indeed important!

[@Romanuno]

Excellent, as always!!! Thank you!

[@margo6133]

great🌞

[@nichole_exposing_unseen_enemy]

amen

[@RolexMrFit]

💎💌

[@Villgaxx07]

I really don't get the "person" stance, if we are all a collection of experiences, which have been shaped by situations how can you derive a personality from that. I attribute people's ability to adapt to randomness, the more variables in the environment = varying degrees of adaptation. Example someone born in modern society vs being born in a remote location

[@jessicanovak3996]

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