Matt McLelland on Embracing Risk for True Innovation

The Humanist

Chad Prevost and friend of the show, Matt Mclleland, discuss the significance of choice in shaping our identity and life outcomes, with a focus on self-awareness, conscious decision-making, and overcoming unconscious patterns. What is the impact of social media and technology on mental health? What are the challenges of balancing innovation with risk aversion in various industries? Whatever the answer, you need courage, authenticity, and leadership in navigating complex dynamics.

High Notes

Optimism, emotions, and Adlerian psychology.

Self-expression, peer pressure, and individuality.

Parenting, self-awareness, and the importance of opinions.

Leadership values and authenticity.

The power of choice in life and personal growth.

Overcoming negative thoughts and building resilience through exercise and positive thinking.

Gen Z mental health, social media, and parenting.

Sustainability innovation and autonomous vehicles.

Innovation, fear, and leadership in various industries.

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