Valeria Teles
Valeria Teles
The Tall Poppy Syndrome Explained
The Tall Poppy Syndrome Explained
The Tall Poppy Syndrome Explained
Monday 14th September 2020
Doug Garland explores the Tall Poppy Syndrome with Valeria Teles, shedding light on why society often cuts down high achievers.
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Tall Poppy Syndrome: Insights from Doug Garland
The Tall Poppy Syndrome reveals much about a little known aspect of human nature. Doug Garland has been studying the phenomenon for over 10 years after he experienced it firsthand in his own career. His work brings awareness and clarity to a hidden and often misunderstood human condition.
Ever wondered why some people seem to delight in the downfall of high achievers? In this intriguing episode of 'A Quest for Well-Being', Valeria Teles sits down with Doug Garland, author of 'The Tall Poppy Syndrome', to unpack this curious aspect of human behavior. Garland has spent over a decade studying this phenomenon, which explains why society often cuts down its 'tall poppies'—those who stand out due to their success or achievements.
Drawing on historical examples and recent case studies, Garland reveals how envy, jealousy, and resentment drive this behavior. He also touches on the emotional toll it takes on those targeted. Whether you're curious about the psychology behind this syndrome or seeking to understand how to combat it in your own life, this episode offers valuable insights. Garland's extensive background in orthopedic surgery and his academic contributions lend a unique perspective to this often misunderstood condition.
Tune in to explore how self-awareness and emotional intelligence can help mitigate the negative effects of Tall Poppy Syndrome.