Monday Motivation: Good People (And Countries) Know They Can Always Improve

Monday Motivation: Good People (And Countries) Know They Can Always Improve

Choose Your Struggle

I discuss why the U.S. refuses to acknowledge its errors and why it holds us back from ever making real change.

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19:0026 Apr 2021

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Embracing Mistakes: Jay Shifman on the Path to Genuine Change

We are unable to take a step back and say: okay, what if change is a complete reimagining of this situation and not change within the box?

Ever thought about how owning up to our mistakes could lead to real progress? In this episode of 'Choose Your Struggle', Jay Shifman dives into the idea that recognizing our errors is crucial for making meaningful change. Jay doesn't shy away from hard truths as he critiques US policies and the persistent failure to admit faults, which he argues keeps us stuck in a cycle of stagnation.

He brings to light some staggering statistics, like the fact that there’s an average of over one mass shooting a day in the US, and over three murders by police daily. These numbers paint a bleak picture, but Jay believes that acknowledging these issues is the first step toward improvement. He emphasizes the importance of electing leaders who are willing to admit their mistakes and reimagine our systems from the ground up.

Instead of just tweaking things within the existing framework, Jay advocates for a complete overhaul to address the root causes of our problems. His raw and honest insights make this episode a must-listen for anyone passionate about creating positive change. So, tune in and join Jay in exploring how we can reshape our society by starting with a simple yet powerful act: admitting when we’re wrong.

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