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Leslie John
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Episode 531: Leslie John: Oversharing as a Competitive Advantage in Leadership and Negotiation
Habits and Hustle helps share the stories, habits, and rituals of people's journeys on living fulfilled lives. Host Jennifer Cohen interviews thought leaders, entrepreneurs, and overall extraordinary people who share their insight and open up about the normally hidden aspects that have made a differ...
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In the episode, the hosts described Jeezy's mentor as having a "billion laws of human nature," referencing the book on understanding people. They used this reference to emphasize the mentor's deep insight into human behavior, but did not promote the title directly. The mention served mainly as an illustrative point rather than a recommendation.
Jeezy's mentor was described as having a "billion laws of human nature," referencing Greene's book on understanding people.
A lot of that, well, he's got a billion laws of human nature and the mastery.
A Practical Guide for Improving Communication and Getting What You Want in Your Relationships
During the conversation Lisa mentioned a meeting at John Gray's house and named his famous relationship book.
The second meeting is at John Gray's house. Men are from Mars. Women are from Venus.
— Episode: Lisa Nichols: How to Go From Terrified o...
During the conversation Lisa mentioned a meeting at John Gray's house and named his famous relationship book.
The second meeting is at John Gray's house. Men are from Mars. Women are from Venus.
Thinking for Yourself in an Age of Unreason
He identified his first published work, titled "Don't Burn This Book," as a defense of classical liberalism.
My first book, Don't Burn This Book, was a defense of classical liberalism.
— Episode: Episode 375: Dave Rubin: Unfiltered Take...
He identified his first published work, titled "Don't Burn This Book," as a defense of classical liberalism.
My first book, Don't Burn This Book, was a defense of classical liberalism.
Identifying and Healing from Narcissistic People
The host noted that Dr. Ramani's latest book is titled It's Not You, mentioning it as her most recent release that had been out for about a year.
She wrote many books, but this last book is a little, it's been out a little while, like what, a year we said? A little over a year. Her latest book is called It's Not You.
— Episode: Episode 475: Dr. Ramani Durvasula: How N...
The host noted that Dr. Ramani's latest book is titled It's Not You, mentioning it as her most recent release that had been out for about a year.
She wrote many books, but this last book is a little, it's been out a little while, like what, a year we said? A little over a year. Her latest book is called It's Not You.
Her book is called, It's Not You If You Don't Have It Yet.
Change Your Perspective, Not Yourself
Jim Curtis referenced the title as one of his own books available for purchase on Amazon.
You can buy my books on Amazon, Shift and the Stimulati Experience.
— Episode: Episode 477:Jim Curtis: How to Rewire Yo...
Jim Curtis referenced the title as one of his own books available for purchase on Amazon.
You can buy my books on Amazon, Shift and the Stimulati Experience.
How Classical Writers on Virtue Inspired the Lives of the Founders and Defined America
In the episode, Jen highlighted the title as a great book for discovering purpose beyond biohacking and achieving fulfillment. She recommended it as a valuable resource for listeners seeking deeper meaning beyond physical optimization.
The conversation highlighted it as a great book about finding purpose beyond biohacking and achieving fulfillment.
I think there's a great book about this called The Pursuit of Happiness.
No Guilt. No Excuses. Just a 6-Week Program That Works (Second Edition)
He said his fitness book titled NoExcuses had been released in 1999 and was meant to motivate people to work out anytime, anywhere.
My fitness book was called No Excuses. It released in 1999.
— Episode: Episode 486: Antonio Sabato Jr.: From Te...
He said his fitness book titled NoExcuses had been released in 1999 and was meant to motivate people to work out anytime, anywhere.
My fitness book was called No Excuses. It released in 1999.
In the episode, Mark Sisson highlighted the title as the next stage of his dietary evolution, noting it followed his earlier focus on real food, paleo, keto, and intermittent fasting. He presented it as a central framework for achieving metabolic flexibility and efficiency, emphasizing its role in his own age-defying health regimen. The discussion conveyed strong endorsement of the concepts presented in the book.
Mark Sisson referenced his "primal blueprint" as a progression of his dietary philosophy after moving from real food to paleo, indicating it as a core concept he has written about.
It started with just real food, but then sort of morphed into paleo and then primal blueprint and then keto and then intermittent fasting.
I've been at the forefront of a lot of these different modalities or these different ways of eating that manifest themselves in improvements in metabolic flexibility and metabolic efficiency.
In episode 485, Mark Cuban named the book as his favorite and said he enjoyed it. The hosts presented it as a personal recommendation without further commentary.
Jen asked Mark what his favorite book was and he mentioned the Fountainhead, noting that he enjoyed it. It was presented as a personal favorite without further commentary.
What's your favorite book that you, well, Fountainhead.
A Woman's Guide to Using the Healing Power of Fasting to Burn Fat, Boost Energy, and Balance Hormones
The book was launched in December 2022 and quickly became a bestseller, driving a surge in Mindy Pelz's public profile and book sales.
So Fast Like a Girl came out in December, 2022.
— Episode: Episode 511: Dr. Mindy Pelz: Fix Your Me...
The book was launched in December 2022 and quickly became a bestseller, driving a surge in Mindy Pelz's public profile and book sales.
So Fast Like a Girl came out in December, 2022.
When Fast Like a Girl came out, I was like, wait a second. What is going to happen if the whole world tries this?
I even put an infertility protocol in Fast Like a Girl where I'm like, this is what I did.
The Surprising Science of Women, Hormones, and the Law of Unintended Consequences
The host noted that Sarah Hill's book was available for purchase everywhere, indicating it covers the effects of hormonal birth control on women's brains and behavior.
my book, This Is Your Brain on Birth Control is sold everywhere that books are sold
— Episode: Episode 449: Dr. Sarah Hill: How Birth C...
The host noted that Sarah Hill's book was available for purchase everywhere, indicating it covers the effects of hormonal birth control on women's brains and behavior.
my book, This Is Your Brain on Birth Control is sold everywhere that books are sold
The Secrets to Living Your Longest, Healthiest Life (The Dr. Mark Hyman Library, 11)
Mark Hyman said he wrote Young Forever, which helped him dive deeper into the science of longevity and improve his biological age.
I wrote a book called Young Forever, which helped me actually get deeper into the science of longevity.
— Episode: Episode 401: Dr. Mark Hyman: Why Only 6....
Mark Hyman said he wrote Young Forever, which helped him dive deeper into the science of longevity and improve his biological age.
I wrote a book called Young Forever, which helped me actually get deeper into the science of longevity.
Surviving A Relationship with a Narcissist
Dr. Ramani mentioned that she wrote Should I Stay or Should I Go, which was published in 2012 after two years of work.
I have to say, when I wrote Should I Stay or Should I Go, which came out in 2012, it was a long time ago, right? And so I'd been working on it for two years before that.
— Episode: Episode 475: Dr. Ramani Durvasula: How N...
Dr. Ramani mentioned that she wrote Should I Stay or Should I Go, which was published in 2012 after two years of work.
I have to say, when I wrote Should I Stay or Should I Go, which came out in 2012, it was a long time ago, right? And so I'd been working on it for two years before that.
The Five Factors Driving the Growing Epidemic of Unmotivated Boys and Underachieving Young Men
The book was mentioned as the author's own publication, with emphasis on its chapters on ADHD and a request for doctors to read specific sections.
I own the copyright to Boys Adrift. Give the doctor your copy of Boys Adrift and ask the doctor to read chapters 4 and 8 with the scholarly citations.
— Episode: Episode 417: Dr. Leonard Sax: The Collap...
The book was mentioned as the author's own publication, with emphasis on its chapters on ADHD and a request for doctors to read specific sections.
I own the copyright to Boys Adrift. Give the doctor your copy of Boys Adrift and ask the doctor to read chapters 4 and 8 with the scholarly citations.
I really had a fight with the publisher of my book, Boys Adrift, because they wanted a disclaimer that the book offers general guidance only.
Ignite Your Confidence and Become a Force
The hosts introduced Sarah's new book, discussed its inspiration around cultural shifts and gender norms, and highlighted a memorable line about rest versus regret.
But I want to just introduce the book. It's called Power Moves.
— Episode: Episode 341: The Unfiltered Self: Unleas...
The hosts introduced Sarah's new book, discussed its inspiration around cultural shifts and gender norms, and highlighted a memorable line about rest versus regret.
But I want to just introduce the book. It's called Power Moves.
I really wanted to write this book because I was mesmerized by what I was seeing happening in the culture and also what I was seeing happening within just stereotypes and gender norms.
Do you mind if I ask you a couple more questions about the book?
The line in the book, by the way, that I love, you said, rest is better than regret.
And I love the book and it's called Power Moves.
Why Prioritizing Motherhood in the First Three Years Matters
Komisar explained that she authored the book later in her career, writing it in her late 40s to early 50s after many years of clinical experience. The book focuses on the importance of parental physical and emotional presence during early childhood.
I have two books. One is on the first critical period of brain development. The other is on the second critical.
— Episode: Episode 515: Erica Komisar: The Parentin...
Komisar explained that she authored the book later in her career, writing it in her late 40s to early 50s after many years of clinical experience. The book focuses on the importance of parental physical and emotional presence during early childhood.
I have two books. One is on the first critical period of brain development. The other is on the second critical.
I didn't write Being There until I was in my late 40s, early 50s.
Thoughts for Boundless Living (Morgan Harper Nichols Poetry Collection)
The host praised the book as a hefty, engaging read that would take a lifetime to finish and described it as very good and worth having on a coffee table.
the boundless book is so good it's heavy is hell it's a great just to like plop down on a coffee table because it is it will take someone and a lifetime to read through it.
— Episode: Episode 377: Ben Greenfield: Top 5 Healt...
The host praised the book as a hefty, engaging read that would take a lifetime to finish and described it as very good and worth having on a coffee table.
the boundless book is so good it's heavy is hell it's a great just to like plop down on a coffee table because it is it will take someone and a lifetime to read through it.
A Readable Modern-Day Version of John Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s Progress (Revised and easy-to-read) (The Pilgrim's Progress Series)
In the episode, Jen highlighted the book as a beautiful illustration of a man who carries a heavy burden until he reaches the foot of a cross, where the weight suddenly falls away, leaving him light and free. She used this story to emphasize the transformative power of letting go, and the book was presented as an inspiring example of that theme.
It was referenced as a beautiful book that tells the story of a man shedding his heavy burden at the foot of a cross.
There's a beautiful book about this called Pilgrim's Progress by this guy that is just struggling with his huge backpack, this burden for years. And then in a part of the story, he gets to the base of this hill where there's a cross and all of a sudden the heavy burden just comes tumbling off his back and he stands up and he's light and he's free.
Lost and Found
Jennifer described Sarah's first book,Lost and Found, as a memoir about her early pregnancy and upbringing, noting its popularity in her community.
Her first book was called Lost and Found.
— Episode: Episode 520: The Best of Habits & Hustle...
Jennifer described Sarah's first book,Lost and Found, as a memoir about her early pregnancy and upbringing, noting its popularity in her community.
Her first book was called Lost and Found.
Upgrade Your Brain, Optimize Your Body & Defy Aging
The host described the revised edition as an encyclopedia of health optimization, covering everything from exercise and brain health to peptides, stem cells, energy, focus, and vitality, and urged listeners to pick it up. The discussion highlighted the breadth of information and positioned the title as a comprehensive resource for improving health and performance.
The host said the new revised edition was an encyclopedia of health optimization, covering everything from exercise to brain health, peptides, stem cells and more.
It's called Boundless. It's a revised version of his other book, Boundless, because his brand is called Boundless. It is literally an encyclopedia. It's unbelievably just there's so much information on exercise, on overall health optimization, brain, peptides, stem cells, energy, focus, vitality. Everything that he does, he... There's so much information. You guys have to pick the new one up.
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