This episode of Applied Curiosity Lab Radio chomps on the Curiosity Bite exploring personal standards. Where do your personal standards come from? How do you judge yourself? By age? By gender? By nationality?
Do you judge yourself accurately?
How do you know if your standards are set too high? How do you know if your standards are set too low?
 
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This week's Curiosity Bite:
 
By what standards do you judge yourself? 
 
In this episode...Curious Questions asked and answered:
What makes you reset your standards?

What's the 3-legged stool of motivation?

Which of your standards need resetting right now?

Which of your standards are you most willing to reset?

What's the Good Judgment Formula?

How do you get good data?

How do you get good information?

Do you know the difference between the Judgmental vs. Good Judgment Mindset?

How do you judge your marriage?

How do you judge your parenting?
References
Good Judgment Formula

Improving Your Judgment for Better Decision-Making (LinkedIn Learning online course)

Negativity Bias
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