Neuroscientist Anne-Laure Le Cunff on her book Tiny Experiments and systematic curiosity | S07 E07

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we are live. I am Tobias Carlisle. This is Value After Hours. No Jake today. He's, chasing butterflies in Lake Tahoe. But my special guest for today is Anne Laure Lecomf. She's written a new book called Tiny Experiments, and we're gonna talk about that today. Hi, Anne Laure. How are you?

I'm very good. Thank you. Thanks for having me.

My absolute pleasure. Welcome to the podcast. Let's begin with, what is your book Tiny Experiments about?

It's a book about how to live a more experimental life, how to embrace uncertainty, and, how to leverage your curiosity. So

so let's let's start with the first one. How do we live a more experimental life?

It's really about the idea of letting go of the linear definition of success. I I think a lot of us have gone through that phase in life or are still in that phase in life where we feel like we need to have a very clear vision and a clear plan in order to be successful. So you have a goal, this big ambition you wanna get to, maybe a big milestone. That could be a number. That could be a promotion. That could be a cool job. That could be a start up, a relationship, whatever that is. And then we work really hard to get there. And the problem with this approach is that it doesn't take into accoun

Is that an approach that you have taken in your own life? Or or how have you how has that been reflected in your life? Yeah.