Dr. Benjamin Hardy is an organizational psychologist, an esteemed author, and a renowned speaker. Host Ross Thornley talks with Dr. Hardy talks about his new book, "Personality Isn’t Permanent", why it’s important to spend time thinking about thinking, and some of the keys of adaptability. The pair also discuss psychological flexibility being essential in order to jump from environment to environment — and not being held to the ideas of the former context. Timestamps:2:09: What drove Dr. Hardy towards writing4:26: The various ways writers write7:28: The personality test that could have changed everything13:52: Poking the bear on profiling17:40: Disruption — and knowing when it’s coming19:20: Looking at you former self23:30: A conversation with your future self29:42: All progress starts by telling the truth32:34: What would your future self say to your former self? 33:44: Personality is a skill37:02: Going big on firstsResources:Gordon Livingston: “Too Soon Old, Too Late Smart"James Allen: “As a Man Thiketh”Dan Sullivan: The Gap and the GainNick NantonDan Gilbert: “The Psychology of Your Future Self” Matthew McConaughey Keith Ferrazzi: “Co-elevation"Connect with Ross:WebsiteLinkedInMoonshot Innovation 

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