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Sign up for Six-Minute Networking - our free networking and relationship development mini course - at /course! This Episode Is Sponsored By: It’s just one of the ways we keep the lights on around here. Please note that some of the links on this page (books, movies, music, etc.) lead to affiliate programs for which The Jordan Harbinger Show receives compensation. Here, we discuss Maya’s unorthodox path to becoming a student of the famed Itzhak Perlman at Juilliard School of Music, the throughline of human connection that allowed her to pivot from violinist to academic to Chair of the White House Behavioral Science Team to podcasting, and her advice for those of us who need to adapt when life throws us a “slight change of plans.” Listen, learn, and enjoy! Please Scroll Down for Featured Resources and Transcript! On this episode, we’re joined by Maya Shankar, a cognitive scientist and host of the podcast A Slight Change of Plans about what she did when a fluke accident nixed her plans to become a career violinist - a dream she’d been pursuing since she was nine years old. So what can we do to reclaim a sense of purpose instead of spending the rest of our days mulling over what might have been? We may have spent years of our lives planning for something that’s been cruelly booted out of reach - to the point that our very identities become untethered.

When change is forced upon us by life’s incalculable circumstances, our sudden loss of control over what seemed like a certainty can feel like a personal failure. Like this show? Please leave us a review here - even one sentence helps! Consider including your Twitter handle so we can thank you personally!

What you can do to cultivate a healthier relationship with life’s uncertainties and roll with the changes they will inevitably force you to make.Why Maya advocates for approaching change with humility so we understand its nuanced and multifaceted nature instead of being disappointed by inaccurately optimistic predictions.How Maya came to understand that human connection is the quality that attracted her to the violin in the first place, and adopted this as her throughline as she’s pivoted to careers in academia, public policy, and podcasting.The unfortunate mishap that derailed Maya’s aspirations to become a career violinist and forced her to experience what psychologists call identity foreclosure - during which she realized she had built her life around the violin and didn’t have a plan B.How Maya’s love for the violin and sense of playfulness - not flawless technique or prodigious talent - gave her the opportunity to learn from Itzhak Perlman at Juilliard School of Music when she was just nine years old.Maya Shankar ( is a cognitive scientist who once aspired to become a career violinist, and is the creator, executive producer, and host of the podcast A Slight Change of Plans.