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two thoughts - changing your opinion should be appreciated and even celebrated; the only people who will get mad about you changing an opinion are fixed mindset mids (mostly) - optimizing for fun should be encouraged because it can mean optimizing for wealth; never fun to lose money (v different than spending money)
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the challenging thing about #1 is that other people map your previously held opinions to your identity so changing your opinions in public after they feel "entrenched" is tough for a lot of people still gotta do it, but it takes more of a thick skin than it otherwise might in private
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Justin Bieber’s lyric, “though I’m goin through changes, don’t mean that I’ll change” has stood out to me as a profound and subtle take on this perception vs identity paradox. Especially since he navigated this at the most extreme level of ‘in public’
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