How Small Actions Rewrite Identity (with Eric Zimmer)

Clearer Thinking with Spencer Greenberg by Spencer Greenberg

Jun 26, 202601:17:59Science & Medicine

Read the full transcript here. What changes when we stop imagining transformation as a single breakthrough and start seeing it as thousands of small, low-resistance actions? How do we know whether a small action is genui...

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