Growth Mindset Psychology
Exploring psychology and beyond for practical tools and actionable lessons.
Sam Webster Harris dives through the curious sides of science and questions common advice to find greater wisdom.
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Oct. 12, 2026
AMA: Accountability and Procrastination, Lasting Enthusiasm and Auditory Processing Issues
Why we procrastinate, lose enthusiasm and struggle to process spoken information—and what actually helps. In this listener AMA, I answer three questions: how auditory processing difficulties affect a child’s willingness to learn, why enthusiasm disappears even when nothing is objectively wrong, and how to stop procrastinating on projects that matter. I share my own experience of struggling with spoken instructions, language learning and getting a podcast off the ground. We look at why “just try
Oct. 8, 2026
How to Make Your Ideas Survive a Changing World
What evolution can teach us about building ideas that adapt, grow and last
Oct. 5, 2026
How to Catch Your Brain Lying to You: A Practical Guide to Self-Awareness Over Ego
Learn how to spot self-deception as it happens, reduce ego-driven mistakes, and make better decisions with a more honest view of yourself
Oct. 1, 2026
Faster Than Normal - Living well with ADHD
A real conversation on ADHD, self-diagnosis, and how to work with your strengths instead of against it
Sept. 28, 2026
The Deep-Thinking Habits That Quietly Change Your Life
Train your brain to resist distraction, form your own opinions, and think like an intellectual. When every answer is one click away, we’ve forgotten how to enjoy the struggle of figuring things out. This episode explores the radical act of thinking more slowly in a fast-paced world. Modern life has made us intellectual snackers: we graze on headlines, notifications, and other people’s opinions until our minds feel full on intellectual candy floss. Drawing on ideas from Cal Newport, Charlie Mu
Sept. 24, 2026
Can Psychedelics Really Help You Change Your Patterns?
What the science says about psychedelics, neuroplasticity, and lasting behaviour change