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Most transformations happen invisibly first. In this episode, we explore why growth, mastery, burnout, and collapse all happen gradually… then suddenly — and how to stay present through the invisible phase before the thr

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Hosted by Nicco · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 17 episodes
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Nicco hosts More From Life Podcast, a society show with 17 episodes published.

Most transformations happen invisibly first. In this episode, we explore why growth, mastery, burnout, and collapse all happen gradually… then suddenly — and how to stay present through the invisible phase before the thr

In this newsletter, I reflect on a temporary art installation in Central Park that unexpectedly became one of the most important lessons of my life. Inspired by Buddhist teachings, I explore why suffering often comes not

What if the problem isn’t that you need more, but that you’ve never fully seen what you already have? A reflection on accumulation, unrealized selves, and why gathering more information about a problem you already unders

Thinking about a lemon can make your body react instantly—without it even being there. That’s how powerful your brain is. The problem? Most people visualize outcomes, not actions. They imagine success, but not the steps

Why do we so often act against our own values? This episode explores how, without clear priorities, decisions get driven by politeness, habit or comfort instead. It’s about building a clear internal hierarchy—so you can

A conversation over espresso made me realize something uncomfortable: my sense of time doesn’t seem to match reality in the way others perceive it. How can someone be a father of three, run a department, teach, do resear

This episode is exploring the inner architecture of human desire — why we repress, why we indulge, and how real transformation comes from understanding rather than avoidance. Reflections on spirituality, psychology, and

Your brain isn’t lazy, it’s battling friction. In this episode, we explore why tiny obstacles can destroy even the best intentions, from misplaced running shoes to dead laptops. Through stories from surgery, behavior cha

A deep exploration of the “Restoration Fallacy” — the belief that after crisis, illness, burnout or loss, we can return to who we used to be. Drawing from oncology, reconstructive surgery and identity psychology, this co

What happens when you stop fighting the unfairness of the system and start working with reality as it is? A surgeon’s story about acceptance, ownership and finding opportunity inside constraint. This is a public episode.

Ever tried to skip the boring part of learning something, only to regret it years later?I did. I avoided music theory because it felt too slow and dull. Decades later, I’m still paying for that shortcut. In this episode,

What if your work and leadership could keep running smoothly — even when you’re not around? Inspired by timeless craftsmanship and real-world challenges, this episode uncovers how building strong, sustainable systems bea

“Surgeons don’t need to eat.” That wasn’t a joke — it was a warning. In this episode, I share how toxic mindsets in medicine glorify burnout and deny our basic human needs. We explore the shift from the Old School Physic

You wouldn’t let an athlete skip recovery — so why do you? We expect doctors, leaders and high-performers to deliver at Olympic levels — without the support teams that elite athletes rely on daily. In this episode, I tal
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