Finding Signal in the Noise: Curiosity, Attention and Growth
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About Episode 7
Overview
In this conversation, Ezra and James explore the intricate relationship between music, information overload, attention, and learning. They discuss the importance of storytelling, the balance between information and experience, and the challenges of hyper-associative thinking. The dialogue emphasizes the need for reflection, the impact of data noise on perception, and the quest for personal autonomy in a complex world. They also touch on the significance of creating space for new insights and the role of curiosity in understanding meaning.
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About Ezra Hewing
Ezra Hewing is Head of Education at Suffolk Mind and a Human Givens Therapist. Since 2009 he has developed Suffolk Mind’s workplace wellbeing service, training everyone from frontline mental health workers and doctors to emergency services and business leaders. He holds an MSc in the psychology and neuroscience of mental health from King’s College London, where his research explored REM sleep and its links to mental health, with a focus on schizophrenia.
