35. Behavior Before Beliefs: Why Action Builds Identity
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Amber and Ryan explore the profound relationship between actions and beliefs, discussing concepts such as the sunk cost fallacy, cognitive dissonance, and self-efficacy.
They delve into how behaviors shape our beliefs and the implications of this dynamic in various contexts, including social media and personal development. The conversation also touches on the Stanford prison experiment as a case study of how situational factors can dramatically alter human behavior.
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