• Why don't we like losing?

  • Nov 19 2024
  • Length: 31 mins
  • Podcast

Why don't we like losing?

  • Summary

  • This is another wide-ranging discussion, where this time we touch on some of the neuroscience behind why it feels to bad to lose; as well as exploring a range of situations that we might see as ‘losing’.


    We talk about playing games or sports (Jimmy Conners, the tennis ace once said that he hated losing more than he loved winning!) as well as the losing we experience if the team we support loses, or even if the political party we support doesn’t win in an election.


    We explore the sense of defining ourselves by our wins or loses, or those we support. And we discuss the possibility of unhooking ourselves from association, to experience success and loss as simply part of living, not something that says anything very important about us.


    Lucy and Adrienne can be contacted through their websites:

    www.presenceofmind.life (Lucy)

    www.adriennekirk.uk (Adrienne)


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