“We cannot become what we want by remaining what we are.” - Teach Different with Max De Pree

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Teach Different

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This is a podcast for conversations - real conversations about ideas that matter. We use a powerful 3-Step Method to break down quotes from the world's greatest thinkers and we tackle themes like anger, civic responsibility, kindness and humility. Join us in our quest to inspire critical thinkers and problem solvers to "think outside the cave" and become the wise leaders our society so desperately needs. https://teachdifferent.com

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“We cannot become what we want by remaining what we are.” - Teach Different with Max De Pree - Change

Teach Different

17 minutes 37 seconds

2 months ago

“We cannot become what we want by remaining what we are.” - Teach Different with Max De Pree - Change

In this episode of the Teach Different podcast, Steve Fouts and Tr33 explore the theme of transformation and growth through the lens of a thought-provoking quote by Max De Pree. They discuss the claim of the quote: change is necessary for personal development. They flip the quote and unpack the counterclaim: not all change is beneficial for growth. Lastly, an essential question is posed questioning whether all change is beneficial and how to discern good change from bad.

Episode Chapters:

00:00 - Introduction to the Teach Different Method

02:01 - Exploring Transformation and Growth

10:09 - Challenging the Notion of Change

15:20 - Understanding Good vs. Bad Change

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