085 Always Certain, But Not Always Right: How Our Emotions Keep Us from Seeing the Truth with Steve Harris
About this episode
Rivers shares a family story illustrating how emotions can cloud our perception of the truth.
Sometimes the problem isn’t the situation. It’s the story we’ve already decided is true. In this solo episode of Grandpa Channel, Rivers shares a hilarious family story about two grandmothers, the wrong car, and the simple lesson his father taught him: when we get all worked up, we stop seeing what’s right in front of us.
People in this episode
Hosts: Steve Harris, Rivers
Topics covered
- emotions
- truth
- family stories
- perception
- life lessons
Keywords
- emotions
- truth
- family
- perception
- life lessons
- storytelling
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