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The Jordan Harbinger Show
Bill Nye's book, 'Everything All at Once', was mentioned in the context of discussing radical curiosity and the importance of developing a mindset of continuous learning.
the main thing is to get a copy of my book of course
— Episode: 366: Bill Nye | Radical Curiosity Saves...
Episode: 366: Bill Nye | Radical Curiosity Saves the World
Bill Nye's book, 'Everything All at Once', was mentioned in the context of discussing radical curiosity and the importance of developing a mindset of continuous learning.
the main thing is to get a copy of my book of course
one of those was looking at the world with radical curiosity
well here's the thing it's very easy to not go to the trouble to investigate things but matter what the thing is how to tie your shoe how to best write a letter how to best send an email whatever it is a lot of things we can tune out because it's just we feel it's too much to take in however my claim is if you're always curious the world's always exciting and every day you will learn something
Episode: 366: Bill Nye | Radical Curiosity Saves the World
Bill Nye's book, which he encouraged listeners to purchase, was discussed in relation to radical curiosity and strategies that always yield results.
the main thing is to get a copy of my book of course
you mentioned there are certain strategies that always get results one of those was looking at the world with radical curiosity
Episode: 366: Bill Nye | Radical Curiosity Saves the World
It was mentioned by Bill Nye and Jordan Harbinger, as the book where he discusses radical curiosity and other strategies for getting results.
the main thing is to get a copy of my book...the eclipse is coming up I encourage everybody to get out and under the eclipse
so here's the thing when you tie your shoe you want it to be a symmetrical bow because then it doesn't come untied
one of those was looking at the world with radical curiosity what is that
the other strategy that gets results you mentioned was being driven by a desire for a better future
reviews of the book...which came out this morning