In the eleventh episode of Blueprints for Life, Nicole Cutler and Peter C. Hayward discuss "Defining Your Sandbox", a framework for making big decisions by starting at the extremes and working your way in, and how to know when it's time to move the walls.
Plus: follow-up on Inside Out Thinking (panel shows, Kevin Smith, and "I breathe oxygen" pitches), Rules Brain Corner (diapers, again), the Overton window, survivorship bias, magnetic phone chargers, and how to protect yourself when joining a collaboration (spoiler: don't. Or at least communicate.).
Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:34 Follow-up: Inside Out Thinking
4:46 Rules Brain Corner
6:22 What is a sandbox?
8:36 Starting at the extremes: kids, business splits, contracts
12:16 Revisiting your sandbox
15:33 The Overton window
18:22 Sandboxes as a 3D space of decisions
22:04 Why extremes help, and relationships
26:43 Peter and video games, and survivorship bias
32:34 Final thoughts on sandbox thinking
33:28 What's on my desk
38:27 Question from Abby: joining a collaboration
42:31 Outro
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