The first excerpt from A World Appears, now in The Atlantic
I was pleased to learn that A World Appears is the latest selection of the Next Big Idea Club, here. (You can receive 10% off your Next Big Idea Club membership using code POLLAN at checkout.)
The Stories That Shape Us (And How to Rewrite Them)
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The Stories That Shape Us (And How to Rewrite Them)
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Could your beliefs be holding you back?
Beyond Belief starts with a provocative premise: what if the biggest thing holding most of us back is not a lack of discipline, talent, or information, but the beliefs we treat as immovable facts? In this science-backed guide, Nir Eyal and Julie Li unpack how we confuse facts, faith, and beliefs, and how that confusion quietly shapes our choices, our relationships, and our sense of what’s possible. The payoff is practical and empowering: a framework for updating limiting beliefs with better evidence, and for building the kind of “radical nuance” and intellectual humility that’s in short supply right now Check out Nir’s summary on the Next Big Idea app, or pick up a copy of the book on Amazon.
The Stories That Shape Us (And How to Rewrite Them)
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