575: How to Stop Overthinking, Become More Resilient, and Thrive in Chaos | Simone Stolzoff

May 13, 2026 · 1h 7m · YouTube

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0:00Well, what do you know?
0:00It's episode 575 of The Genius Life.
0:04Let's rock.
0:18The Genius Life.
0:23What up, everybody?
0:24I'm your host, Max Lugevir, and welcome back to The Genius Life, the show where we try to stay sane while the internet convinces us that every problem has a simple answer and every stranger has the secret protocol.
0:34Today's guest argues that our intolerance of uncertainty may actually be fueling anxiety, poor decision-making, and even limiting creativity.
0:43And in a world defined by non-stop information, volatility, and hot takes, learning how to sit with uncertainty might be one of the most important skills we can develop.
0:52Today I'm joined by author and journalist Simone Stolzoff, whose new book, How to Not Know, explores why humans are so uncomfortable with uncertainty, and how that discomfort affects our mental health, relationships, careers, creativity, and even the way that we consume information online.
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