Why We Say “We Won”: The Psychology of Belonging
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Why We Say “We Won”: The Psychology of Belonging
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Why do we say “we won” when we weren’t even on the field?
In this episode of Listed & Living, Michael explores the psychology behind our emotional connection to sporting teams, and why a win or loss can affect us far more than it probably should.
But this episode isn’t really just about sport.
It’s about tribalism, our deeply human need to belong, and how the groups we identify with become part of who we are. From football clubs and friendship groups to workplaces and training communities, the people around us are constantly influencing the way we think, behave and see ourselves.
It raises an important question: if we naturally become more like the people around us, are we being intentional about who those people are?
A light-hearted but thoughtful conversation about sport, identity, friendship and finding the kind of tribe that brings out the best in you.
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