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== MasterClass ==
 
== MasterClass ==
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Week 1:
 
* [[ Reframing ]]
 
* [[ Reframing ]]
[[ Minfulness ]]
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* [[ Mindfulness ]]
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* [[ Challenge ]]
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* [[ Physical Exercise ]]
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* [[ Virtuous cycles ]]
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* [[ Vicious cycles ]]
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Week 2:
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* [[ Anxiety ]]
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* [[ Amygdala ]]
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* [[ Top-Down Neuroscience ]]
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* [[ Sympathetics / Parasympathetics ]]
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* [[ Dread ]]
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* [[ Worry and Rumination ]]
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* [[ Threat Mode ]]
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* [[ Resilience, Anti-Fragility, Grit ]]
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* [[ Adrenaline, Yerkes-Dodson ]]
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* [[ Sleep ]]
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Week 3:
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* [[ Front-Back Neuroscience ]]
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* [[ Default Mode Network (default attention)]]
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* [[ Task Positive Network (task attention) ]]
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* [[ Salience ]]
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* [[ Flow ]]
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* [[ Urges and Distraction ]]
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* [[ Deadline benefit ]]
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Week 4:
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* [[ Right-Left Neuroscience ]]
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* [[ Growth mindset vs Fixed mindset ]]
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* [[ Frustration and Satisfaction ]]
 
* [[ Ideals ]]
 
* [[ Ideals ]]
* [[ Distraction ]]
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* [[ Encouragement ]]
* [[ Work ]]
 
* [[ Self-concepts ]]
 
 
* [[ Service ]]
 
* [[ Service ]]
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* [[ Vital engagement ]]
  
 
== Key Claims ==
 
== Key Claims ==

Revision as of 15:35, 4 October 2020

Introduction

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Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.

Consult Kevin's reading list for good books on these topics.

MasterClass

Week 1:

Week 2:

Week 3:

Week 4:

Key Claims

Topic Overview

Our approach focuses on three "problems" — anxiety, distraction, and self-concepts — and three corresponding "solutions" — ideals, work, and service. Each problem-solution pair relates to a part of the brain: anxiety and ideals relate to the amygdala versus the appraisal cortex; distraction and work relate to task attention and default attention; and self-concepts and service relate to the left and right hemispheres of the brain.

Resolving the problem, and striving for the solution involves applying the three parts of the soul — intellect, memory, and will — in a particular way.

Part of the soul Anxiety -> Acceptance Distraction -> Work Hyperfocus -> Ideals
Intellect Reframing Order Sincerity
Memory Mindfulness Intensity Humility
Will Challenge Constancy Generosity

Getting started