Podcast
On Purpose with Jay Shetty
It was described as a timely and helpful book, a survival guide for trying times, with insightful perspectives on hope and resilience, as well as empowering young people and the indomitable human spirit.
I don't feel there could have been a more timely moment for this book to be coming into our lives, and I would encourage everyone who's listening and watching to go and order a copy of this book, beca...
— Episode: Jane Goodall ON: Winning the War on Natu...
Episode: Jane Goodall ON: Winning the War on Nature & How S...
It was described as a timely and helpful book, a survival guide for trying times, with insightful perspectives on hope and resilience, as well as empowering young people and the indomitable human spirit.
I don't feel there could have been a more timely moment for this book to be coming into our lives, and I would encourage everyone who's listening and watching to go and order a copy of this book, because it's the book we've been waiting for.
It's the book we've been hoping for. I think a lot of us have been looking for navigation during this time. We've been looking for direction and guidance and understanding at this time.
I really do believe that The Book of Hope, a survival guide for trying times, is the book that's going to help us do that.
And, you know, in this book I talk about the reasons for hope, the energy of young people when they know the problem and you empower them to take action. And the resilience of nature, we destroy a place utterly, but give nature time, maybe some help, it will come back again.
And then this extraordinary intellect that we have, we haven't used it wisely, we haven't always been wise at all. We don't deserve the title of Homo sapiens, the wise ape, because we've been destroying our only home, because there's been a disconnect, I think, between this clever brain and the human heart.
