¿Qué estás perdiendo por miedo a perder?

In this episode, we discuss the difference between being focused on the outcome and learning to value the process. We talk about overcoming the fear of losing, understanding that not every result depends on us, and that failure doesn't define our worth. Based on some of Scaloni's reflections after the World Cup, Horacio Marín's ideas on the fear of losing and the lessons that can be learned from a result that doesn't go as planned, and Brené Brown's concept of courage, we consider the importance of daring to put ourselves out there and take the plunge in our own lives, even without guarantees of how things will turn out. Because you're not better for winning, nor worse for losing. And perhaps the question isn't just whether you'll win or lose, but: What are you losing because of your fear of losing? Find more content about psychology, neuroscience, and how to understand our minds in everyday life: Instagram & TikTok: @psico__integrativa Podcast: Everyday Psychology