What Doesn’t Kill Us Makes Us
In this episode of In Search of Wisdom, Mike Mariani discusses his new book What Doesn't Kill Us Makes Us. In the conversation, Mike discusses the concept of afterlives and the transformative experiences that shape our identities. He shares the stories of six individuals who have faced catastrophic events and examines how their lives were altered. His work delves into human nature, the power of narratives, and the importance of acceptance and adaptation.
“We may tell ourselves stories in order to live, but sometimes we must also free ourselves from the stories we’ve heard too many times, the ones that confine and sequester us.” — Mike Mariani, What Doesn’t Kill Us Makes Us
Key Takeaways
Afterlives are transformative experiences that shape our identities and can lead to profound life changes.
Acceptance and adaptation are vital in navigating afterlives, allowing individuals to find new aspects of their identity and cultivate resilience.
Support systems are crucial in helping individuals navigate afterlives, providing understanding, compassion, and patience.
Detachment from competition and results is essential for finding wisdom in daily life, allowing individuals to focus on their actions and perseverance.
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