Why is it so hard to bridge the gap between knowledge and action to achieve wisdom?

In this thought-provoking episode of Dennis Rox, Eldar, Mike, and Toliy explore the elusive nature of wisdom—defined as bridging knowledge, experience, and action—while dissecting why attachment to outcomes leads to suffering. Drawing from Socrates' idea that true wisdom lies in recognizing ignorance, the hosts discuss the "gap" between knowing and doing, the role of subconscious habits in self-sabotage, and how force (in sales, relationships, or personal goals) prevents genuine growth and fun. Through relatable examples like dating fears, sales rejections, and family dynamics, they reveal how patience, self-awareness, and non-attachment can transform pain into progress, ultimately leading to a life of authentic joy and mastery. Perfect for anyone stuck in repetitive cycles, this episode challenges listeners to pay attention, question their realities, and embrace change without forcing it.

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