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Episode 531: Leslie John: Oversharing as a Competitive Advantage in Leadership and Negotiation
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The Fast Path to Remove Your Triggers, Dissolve Stress, and Activate Inner Peace―Unlocking The Secrets of Meditation and Neuroscience for a Healthier, Happier Life
In two episodes, Dave Asprey highlighted his new release, explaining that the book taught a structured meditation process typically sold to entrepreneurs for $16,000. He also noted that it covered unconventional topics such as tantra, sacred sex, and other altered‑state techniques as powerful tools for boosting performance, consciousness, and happiness. The discussion conveyed a strong endorsement, positioning the title as a cost‑effective shortcut to the benefits of high‑priced biohacking programs.
Dave Asprey described his new book Heavily Meditated, explaining it taught a structured meditation process that entrepreneurs usually spend $16,000 for.
Heavily Meditated. My new book. I teach the process that entrepreneurs spend $16,000 on for everyone.
Asprey described Heavily Meditated as his newest release, covering topics such as tantra, sacred sex, and altered states for personal development.
In my new book, Heavily Meditated, one of the chapters is like, tantra and sacred sex stuff is an altered state as important as psychedelics for personal development.
And in Heavily Meditated, there is a chapter saying of all the different ways you can access altered states that increase your performance and your consciousness and your awareness and your happiness, sex and Tantra, it is one of the preeminent ways.
How to Eat, Live, and Move to Maximize Your Power
The speaker noted that they had authored the title about ten years earlier, arguing that aiming for strength is a far healthier objective than simply trying to be skinny. They highlighted the book’s core message that focusing on power and functional fitness promotes better overall health.
The speaker said they had written the book about ten years earlier, arguing that focusing on strength was a healthier goal than striving to be skinny.
Actually, I wrote this book years ago, like 10 years ago, called Strong Is the New Skinny. And I believed that like the idea that like obtaining or trying to go for a goal like being strong is a much healthier goal than just being skinny.
The book was mentioned as a title the guest had written, highlighting her focus on strength and body image.
I love ... you are a person who wrote a book called Strong Is the New Skinny.
How to Be Your Best Self in Any Situation
The host highlighted the title as a coffee‑table style guide that readers could dip into for quick, practical tips on dating, table manners, work etiquette and other social skills, noting it shared its name with the author’s Netflix show. He praised its easy‑to‑read format and the variety of useful advice it offered.
The host described it as a coffeetable style guide that was easy to dip into, covering sections on dating, table manners and other etiquette topics, and noted that it shared its title with her Netflix show.
All right, guys, this is a fun episode we're doing today because I have Sarah Jane Ho, otherwise known as Sarah Jane, that's how you go by, who wrote a book called Mind Your Manners.
What I actually love about how you present or how you, even in your book, it's kind of like to me, like a coffee table book. Where you don't have to read it all at once. Like it's very, it's an easy read. And there's so many great tips. Like there's a dating section. There's a table manners. There's different sections. So like you can just pull and just read a little bit and then put it down and go back. It's not, it's not sequential like that.
Guys, the book is called Mind Your Manners.
She's the same lady that has the Netflix show by the same name, Mind Your Manners.
The hosts said Sara Jane Ho authored Mind Your Manners, a guide that covers dating, table manners, work etiquette and other social skills.
who wrote a book called Mind Your Manors
Guys, the book is called Mind Your Manners
Fix Your Craving Mindset and Rewire Your Habits to Thrive with Enough
The host noted that ScarcityBrain had become a NewYorkTimes bestseller, highlighting its popularity.
Scarcity Brain was New York Times bestseller.
— Episode: Episode 397: Michael Easter on The Comfo...
The host noted that ScarcityBrain had become a NewYorkTimes bestseller, highlighting its popularity.
Scarcity Brain was New York Times bestseller.
I thought your book... I thought it was great. I thought The Comfort Crisis was a really, really good. I thought this was a New York Times bestseller.
So I think that both of your books, like they dovetail nicely.
Embrace Discomfort To Reclaim Your Wild, Happy, Healthy Self
The conversation praised The Comfort Crisis as a great book and discussed its themes about modern comfort leading to fragility.
I thought The Comfort Crisis was a really, really good.
— Episode: Episode 397: Michael Easter on The Comfo...
The conversation praised The Comfort Crisis as a great book and discussed its themes about modern comfort leading to fragility.
I thought The Comfort Crisis was a really, really good.
I love I'm telling you, I found a lot of stuff in my comfort crisis. There's a concept called problem creep.
So I think that both of your books, like they dovetail nicely.
They noted that someone had written a book called ARTE, but neither host nor guest were familiar with it or its author.
someone wrote a book called ARTE. Do you know the guy I'm talking about? No. Oh, okay. Because I saw that on your website. I was like, what the hell is this?
— Episode: Episode 431: Dr. Andy Galpin: Why Fitnes...
They noted that someone had written a book called ARTE, but neither host nor guest were familiar with it or its author.
someone wrote a book called ARTE. Do you know the guy I'm talking about? No. Oh, okay. Because I saw that on your website. I was like, what the hell is this?
A New, Science-Based Strategy for Aging Well
The host introduced Dr. Gabrielle Lyon as the NewYorkTimes bestselling author of her new book, discussed the philosophy behind it, and noted that it was dedicated to Dr. Donald Laman.
New York Times bestselling author of her new book called Forever Strong.
— Episode: Episode 330: Gabrielle Lyon: The Shockin...
The host introduced Dr. Gabrielle Lyon as the NewYorkTimes bestselling author of her new book, discussed the philosophy behind it, and noted that it was dedicated to Dr. Donald Laman.
New York Times bestselling author of her new book called Forever Strong.
Dr. Lyon also shares her personal fitness journey and the philosophy behind her new book Forever Strong.
And then I landed in the class of Dr. Donald Laman who my book Forever Strong is dedicated to, by the way.
How Good Intentions and Bad Ideas Are Setting Up a Generation for Failure
The book was described as the first really good book the speaker read, noting its significance in the discussion.
He wrote a lot of good books. And I read, he wrote Coddling of American Mind, which was like his first really good book that I read.
— Episode: Episode 369: Mind Pump’s Adam Schafer: O...
The book was described as the first really good book the speaker read, noting its significance in the discussion.
He wrote a lot of good books. And I read, he wrote Coddling of American Mind, which was like his first really good book that I read.
Navigating Your Path Through Hormonal Change with Purpose, Power, and Facts
The host praised it as a wonderful read that explained menopause topics exceptionally well, noting its clear, layperson friendly style.
The book is called The New Menopause by Mary Claire, by Dr. Mary Claire Haver. It's a wonderful read just because you explain things, like I said, exceptionally well.
— Episode: Episode 514: The Best of Habits & Hustle...
The host praised it as a wonderful read that explained menopause topics exceptionally well, noting its clear, layperson friendly style.
The book is called The New Menopause by Mary Claire, by Dr. Mary Claire Haver. It's a wonderful read just because you explain things, like I said, exceptionally well.
The book is fantastic. It gives a really good overview of all these things that we spoke about. And it goes more in depth.
The Power of Passion and Perseverance
The conversation referred to Angela Duckworth's book Grit as a key source on the link between optimism and success.
Grit got a whole lot of attention with Angela Duckworth's book.
— Episode: Episode 403: Cathy Heller: Why Women Sho...
The conversation referred to Angela Duckworth's book Grit as a key source on the link between optimism and success.
Grit got a whole lot of attention with Angela Duckworth's book.
Dr. Robert Glover referenced the title as a controversial dating book, noting that its author later expressed regret about writing it. He pointed out that despite the author's disappointment, the book continues to generate royalty checks. The discussion highlighted the book's polarizing reputation rather than endorsing it.
Glover referenced The Game as a controversial dating book, noting the author later regretted writing it but still receives royalties.
There's a book called The Game. That's basically what that is. Neil Strauss wrote it, and he now wishes he hadn't written the book, but I assume he still takes the royalty checks.
Time Management for Mortals
Jen mentioned she liked Oliver Burkeman's book about having roughly 4,000 weeks to live and reflected on its timemanagement perspective.
I like that Oliver Burkeman book, 4,000 weeks. Like you have 4,000 weeks to live.
— Episode: Episode 399: Ben Greenfield on Biohackin...
Jen mentioned she liked Oliver Burkeman's book about having roughly 4,000 weeks to live and reflected on its timemanagement perspective.
I like that Oliver Burkeman book, 4,000 weeks. Like you have 4,000 weeks to live.
The book was highlighted as a cultural phenomenon that went viral through secret parties and minimal marketing, with the host noting its emergence over two decades ago. She explained that its lasting impact stemmed from its ability to inspire storytellers and audiences alike. The overall tone was appreciative of its influence, though it was not presented as a direct recommendation.
Lisa Nichols talked about how the book became a cultural phenomenon, describing its viral spread, secretparty marketing, and lasting impact on audiences.
You started with The Secret. Many, how many years ago was this whole thing? 21, 22 years. 2006.
Rhonda Byrne is the director of The Secret. He asked who in this club, exclusive club, wants to be in The Secret.
Remember, The Secret didn't have a major marketing strategy. It went viral because people had secret parties.
When The Secret came out, I stood out again because I told my story.
The Secret Story of The Protocols of the Elders of Zion
The conversation mentioned the notorious hoax text, noting how it was transformed into a widely distributed book that fueled antisemitic conspiracy theories.
The protocols of the elders of Zion took that concept and put it into this book that became a huge bestseller in like hundreds of years ago that is still today prevalent in people's minds of this cons...
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The conversation mentioned the notorious hoax text, noting how it was transformed into a widely distributed book that fueled antisemitic conspiracy theories.
The protocols of the elders of Zion took that concept and put it into this book that became a huge bestseller in like hundreds of years ago that is still today prevalent in people's minds of this conspiracy theory that Jews are sitting around in a room and deciding how the world's going to work.
The speakers used the novel as an analogy, describing how they sometimes create a "Lord of the Flies"type scenario for their children to force them to fend for themselves without parental intervention.
We should create a Lord of the Flies scenario with our kids and the survival of the fittest, right? Like I don't jump in. Like I want my kid to, I want to see how they fend for themse...
— Episode: Why Team Sports Are Non-Negotiable for B...
The speakers used the novel as an analogy, describing how they sometimes create a "Lord of the Flies"type scenario for their children to force them to fend for themselves without parental intervention.
We should create a Lord of the Flies scenario with our kids and the survival of the fittest, right? Like I don't jump in. Like I want my kid to, I want to see how they fend for themselves without me getting involved.
Girls ... it's very much like Lord of the Flies. And it's so easy for, especially because like you don't want to see your kid hurting, it's like horrible, right?
When to Say Yes, How to Say No To Take Control of Your Life
The host noted that Oprah also highlighted a book called Boundaries as another major title she promoted.
Oprah's biggest books that she promoted on her show was literally called Toxic Parents and another one called Boundaries. Those are the biggest books she had? Yes.
— Episode: 517: Tania Khazaal: Building Emotional R...
The host noted that Oprah also highlighted a book called Boundaries as another major title she promoted.
Oprah's biggest books that she promoted on her show was literally called Toxic Parents and another one called Boundaries. Those are the biggest books she had? Yes.
Overcoming Their Hurtful Legacy and Reclaiming Your Life
The host said Oprah promoted a book titled Toxic Parents as one of the biggest books she highlighted on her show.
Oprah's biggest books that she promoted on her show was literally called Toxic Parents and another one called Boundaries. Those are the biggest books she had? Yes.
— Episode: 517: Tania Khazaal: Building Emotional R...
The host said Oprah promoted a book titled Toxic Parents as one of the biggest books she highlighted on her show.
Oprah's biggest books that she promoted on her show was literally called Toxic Parents and another one called Boundaries. Those are the biggest books she had? Yes.
Laughter Is the Best Medicine
Lisa Nichols said her first published book was Chicken Soup.
My first book was Chicken Soup. My second book was The Secret.
— Episode: Episode 427: Lisa Nichols: The Art and S...
Lisa Nichols said her first published book was Chicken Soup.
My first book was Chicken Soup. My second book was The Secret.
Get Unstuck, Reclaim Your Freedom, and Build Your Empire
Dan Martell discussed his own book, explaining its purpose and noting its rapid sales and bestseller status. He urged listeners to read it as a way to learn his timebuying strategies.
He wrote a book called Buy Back Your Time.
— Episode: Episode 439: Dan Martell: How to Master...
Dan Martell discussed his own book, explaining its purpose and noting its rapid sales and bestseller status. He urged listeners to read it as a way to learn his timebuying strategies.
He wrote a book called Buy Back Your Time.
I wrote a book called Buy Back Your Time. People ask me, what do you do? Doesn't matter.
Cool. Read the book.
The book came out last January 17th... Penguin Random House... sold 20,000 copies, now number one book in entrepreneurship, time management, and small business in the world.
Let's talk about Buy Back Your Time. I want to know ways that we can buy back our time.
The Landmark Bestseller Now Revised and Updated for the 21st Century (Think and Grow Rich Series)
Asprey noted that Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich includes a chapter on sexual sublimation that is rarely discussed.
You know who did? Napoleon Hill. Think and Grow Rich. He has a whole chapter on sexual sublimation, but the world is so uptight that we won't talk about it.
— Episode: Episode 451: Dave Asprey: Marketing Secr...
Asprey noted that Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich includes a chapter on sexual sublimation that is rarely discussed.
You know who did? Napoleon Hill. Think and Grow Rich. He has a whole chapter on sexual sublimation, but the world is so uptight that we won't talk about it.
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