Susan Cain on Transforming Pain Into Beauty
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- On this episode of the Daily Stoic Podcast Ryan Holiday talks to author Susan Cain about her new book “Bittersweet: How Sorrow and Longing Make Us Whole,” (www.thepainted...) how melancholy can spark creativity and drive ambition, how to take heartbreak and mold something great out of it, and more.
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Susan Cain is the author of the bestsellers “Quiet Power: The Secret Strengths of Introverted Kids,” and “Quiet: The Power of Introverts in A World That Can't Stop Talking,” which is in its eighth year on The New York Times bestseller list and was named the best book of 2012 by Fast Company. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, The Atlantic, The Wall Street Journal and many other publications. Her viral TED Talk, "The power of introverts," has been viewed more than 30 million times, making it one of the most popular of all time.
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Ryan: Would be really helpful if these podcast interviews come with time stamps.
Damn, it being free wasn’t enough?
@@adrianv774 no
@@adrianv774 I know, right? Gratefulness and contentment in people are hard to come by these days. Some actually think the world owes them something, anything. Despite all this Stoic content they're consuming, they stay the same.
A true stoic would provide the timestamps themselves... get to work
@@nataliared8381 they were just saying it would be helpful geez
I lost my mom in 2020, my MIL in 2019, my dad in 2018 & my FIL committed suicide in 2017. I can look back now and be happy I had those people and times in my life, but there’s a sorrow about it all being gone. I’m much closer to my family that I have left.
That closeness to the people still around you is part of the power of meditating on death. Thanks for sharing, Nancy!
Wow! Blown away by this podcast. Just about in tears. Beautiful, thanks. Cathartic.
Necessary dialog, I needed this. Thank you both for such wonderful insight. I love Alice in Chains. The band Katatonia is also hauntingly beautiful. Melancholic beauty.
Yeah, thats a great song too. Very deep and insightful conversation.
Really enjoyed this talk.
I used to listen to sad songs on my headphones before basketball games. Everyone else had rap songs. I was playing Taking Back Sunday to get hype. Lol
I like how they are both mulling over these ideas and the meaning behind them. Listening to this while working. Great discussion❤
I can TOTALLY relate to Ryan being the odd one choosing something totally different from his classmates when he chose a dark Alice in Chains song while they all chose happy songs for the assignment. In the 3rd grade, we had to write about why we were thankful for Thanksgiving and present our paper to the class. While every wrote about being thankful for things like water, electricity, family etc I wrote about being thankful for the aspects of Thanksgiving dinners. I had no idea Thanksgiving was about giving thanks for various things in life, so I racked my brain thinking about the handful of Thanksgiving dinners I've had. I wrote about things like "I am thankful for the turkey we can eat, and the gifts we give each other like coupons or cards."
Thank you for the thoughtful conversation. I related with the idea of embracing the painful parts of life the same as the beautiful parts. Pain and joy are both normal parts of the human experience.
This was a really thoughtful and meaningful discussion. Thank you very much for sharing it.
I could use some more tools in my tool bag to deal with loss and sorrow.
Very interesting guest and subject, suggestion- Ryan multi tasking while the guest is speaking and interrupting when she starts to tell about a quiz she had taken part in are totally distracting
Lmao. Alice In Chains ⛓ 🏆
Alice in chains👋
I wish I could devote the entire time to this podcast. Much of it thumbnails a time & location but there are others that I struggle to get through, even though I want to somehow identify with.
Stories about kids.
Would these be elaborated on if you were with say, Oliver Reed or the equivalent?
I would like to be able to connect with their “bittersweet” reflections and extrapolations.
I am a total woman but it was not nurtured. “Be a good girl”. “Keep quiet”
Sorry but I feel these skills need someone to have listened to you to give them validation.
In the moment, I’m downsizing and severely reducing what I’ve kept as so necessary for the writings I was preparing for. Now I’m truly considering trashing all of these writings associated with early notions of “love”.
I realize now I had no idea what it was. I had never felt that sweetness. Oh well…
Definitely Bitter sweet
Gonna listen to these podcasts more
❤️✊
Great meditation to start the day. Ethos, pathos, mythos, and logos are all very important when reflecting and doing some introspection. Wayne Dyer and Osho talk about this process as a form of "manifesting destiny"
It didn’t really work out for her I guess she not really beautiful
Found this interview meaningless