The Invisible Lens

Have you ever wondered why you see the world the way you do? Why you react to challenges a certain way? Why some decisions feel right and others don’t? Whether you realize it or not, you’re already living by a philosophy—it’s just been operating in the background.

In this episode, we break down the two fundamental components of every personal philosophy—metaphysics (how you understand reality) and ethics (how you decide right from wrong). We explore:

• The hidden beliefs shaping your decisions
• The origins of your philosophy—was it inherited, shaped by experience, or consciously chosen?
• The metaphysics of everyday life—do things happen for a reason, or is life random?
• The ethics of everyday life—what really guides your sense of right and wrong?
• Why examining your philosophy matters—are you living by default or by design?
• How to discover or refine your personal philosophy

Using real-life examples, thought experiments, and interactive questions, this episode will challenge you to uncover yourinvisible lens. Because once you see it, you can change it.