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I’m Jay Shetty host of On Purpose the worlds #1 Mental Health podcast and I’m so grateful you found us. I started this podcast 5 years ago to invite you into conversations and workshops that are designed to help make you happier, healthier and more healed. I believe that when you (yes you) feel seen...
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Priyanka's memoir, 'Unfinished', was discussed at length, with anecdotes and reflections about her life, career and journey, and was mentioned to be available on February 9th.
Today's guest is the one and only Priyanka Chopra. And today we're talking about her new memoir, Unfinished.
— Episode: Priyanka Chopra Jonas ON: How To Forge Y...
Priyanka's memoir, 'Unfinished', was discussed at length, with anecdotes and reflections about her life, career and journey, and was mentioned to be available on February 9th.
Today's guest is the one and only Priyanka Chopra. And today we're talking about her new memoir, Unfinished.
Her Bollywood superstardom began when she won Miss World 2000 and she hasn't slowed down since. From starting her own production company and now having so many successful hit movies and TV shows in the US and of course most recently, marrying her beloved Nick Jonas, Priyanka's story is remarkable to say the least and you can pick up her book Unfinished on February 9th.
I'm hoping that people maybe get to know me a little bit more than a fashion meme or a headline or something like that.
A Novel
Priyanka was moved by the story and its themes of the haves and have-nots, and actively pursued being part of the adaptation after reading it.
If it resonates with me like if I read something and I'm moved by like The White Tiger for example I'd read the book and it really like there you know some books you just remember alw...
— Episode: Priyanka Chopra Jonas ON: How To Forge Y...
Priyanka was moved by the story and its themes of the haves and have-nots, and actively pursued being part of the adaptation after reading it.
If it resonates with me like if I read something and I'm moved by like The White Tiger for example I'd read the book and it really like there you know some books you just remember always because they were such a vivid journey and The White Tiger was one of those for me it was such a vivid journey and um I when I read that it was being adapted I chased it I went after it and I was like I need to be I need to do this I need to be a part of it because it moved me it was a story that I feel like needs to be told is topical it's entertaining um you know it's it's based on a universal theme of the haves and the have-nots you know that exist everywhere so I think like that I feel is my purpose to be able to be moved by the things that I choose to align with
The Psychology of Optimal Experience (Harper Perennial Modern Classics)
The book's author was mentioned as an expert on peak performance and flow states, with the podcast host highlighting a concept that flow begets flow - the more frequently you experience flow in one area, the more likely you are to experience it in others. A practice of finding an activity that brings flow, and engaging in it at least 30 minutes a week, was recommended.
Stephen Kotler is a peak performance expert and the author of several bestselling books.
— Episode: 4 Seasons of Life We All Live Through &...
The book's author was mentioned as an expert on peak performance and flow states, with the podcast host highlighting a concept that flow begets flow - the more frequently you experience flow in one area, the more likely you are to experience it in others. A practice of finding an activity that brings flow, and engaging in it at least 30 minutes a week, was recommended.
Stephen Kotler is a peak performance expert and the author of several bestselling books.
Kotler says that Flow begets Flow, meaning that the more often you experience Flow states in one area, the more often you can experience them in other areas.
So the practice to train yourself to experience more Flow is to find one area where you experience Flow easily.
The Surprising Truth About Moving Others
It was mentioned as one of Daniel Pink's books, but there was no further discussion of the book in the podcast.
...as well as the number one New York Times bestsellers Drive, which was actually the first book that I read from him, and To Sell Is Human.
— Episode: Daniel Pink ON: How to Master Time Manag...
It was mentioned as one of Daniel Pink's books, but there was no further discussion of the book in the podcast.
...as well as the number one New York Times bestsellers Drive, which was actually the first book that I read from him, and To Sell Is Human.
Moving from the Information Age to the Conceptual Age
It was briefly mentioned as one of Daniel Pink's books, but no further discussion or details about it were given.
...His books include the long time running New York Times bestseller, When, which we'll be dissecting today, A Whole New Mind...
— Episode: Daniel Pink ON: How to Master Time Manag...
It was briefly mentioned as one of Daniel Pink's books, but no further discussion or details about it were given.
...His books include the long time running New York Times bestseller, When, which we'll be dissecting today, A Whole New Mind...
How the Best Marriages Work
It was recommended by Daniel Pink as a resource for understanding the social psychology of marriage, covering healthy marriages and how marriage has changed in America over time.
He wrote a very good book called The All or Nothing Marriage about how marriage has changed - a lot of what we know about healthy marriages and also how marriage has changed in America over the last 2...
— Episode: Daniel Pink ON: How to Master Time Manag...
It was recommended by Daniel Pink as a resource for understanding the social psychology of marriage, covering healthy marriages and how marriage has changed in America over time.
He wrote a very good book called The All or Nothing Marriage about how marriage has changed - a lot of what we know about healthy marriages and also how marriage has changed in America over the last 200 years.
How Converging Technologies Are Transforming Business, Industries, and Our Lives (Exponential Technology Series)
The book was discussed as a way to understand the future and how rapidly technology is changing various industries, with the author suggesting a more positive and proactive approach to embracing the future instead of fearing it.
How do you want to shape your mind?
— Episode: Peter Diamandis ON: How to Stop Worrying...
The book was discussed as a way to understand the future and how rapidly technology is changing various industries, with the author suggesting a more positive and proactive approach to embracing the future instead of fearing it.
How do you want to shape your mind?
Today we're talking about his new book, The Future Is Faster Than You Think, How Converging Technologies Are Transforming Business, Industries and Our Lives.
it does a damn good job at outlining what's expectable in computation sensors, networks, AI, robotics, 3d printing, synthetic biology, augmented virtual reality, blockchain, and the implications that those technologies will have on the industries we live in the retail health education, finance, insurance, you know, uh, name all the real estate.
It is an exponential and abundance mindset.
So whether you want to understand an industry that you currently work in an industry that you're fascinated about an industry, you know, nothing about, it's important to know what's happening in the future.
The book was briefly mentioned during a discussion about the future of work, with Eric Schmidt's prediction that everyone should become a data analyst as the world becomes increasingly data-driven.
I remember I went to a talk that was organized by the financial times and it was Eric Schmidt. Uh, anyway, so it was about the book How Google Works and the book was fantastic. One of...
— Episode: Peter Diamandis ON: How to Stop Worrying...
The book was briefly mentioned during a discussion about the future of work, with Eric Schmidt's prediction that everyone should become a data analyst as the world becomes increasingly data-driven.
I remember I went to a talk that was organized by the financial times and it was Eric Schmidt. Uh, anyway, so it was about the book How Google Works and the book was fantastic. One of my favorites also,
The Power of Patience in a World Obsessed with Early Achievement
It was discussed in relation to the pressure to achieve early in life and how it can be detrimental. The book's author is the publisher of Forbes Magazine.
If you're feeling pressure to hurry up and find your passion or to find the one thing that drives you and to double down on it as fast as possible, you're not alone.
— Episode: 4 Reasons Why It’s Never Too Late to Do...
It was discussed in relation to the pressure to achieve early in life and how it can be detrimental. The book's author is the publisher of Forbes Magazine.
If you're feeling pressure to hurry up and find your passion or to find the one thing that drives you and to double down on it as fast as possible, you're not alone.
And sometimes this pressure has tragic consequences.
As Cargard writes in Late Bloomers, Now this date is from six or seven years ago and that means that a number of you were adolescents then. Even if you're a bit older, I bet those figures don't exactly surprise you.
The pressure to find that one thing you're great at and to do it fast is something most of us feel.
Kiss More, Jump More, Abandon a Project, Read Samuel Johnson, and My Other Experiments in the Practice of Everyday Life
Declutter and Organize to Make More Room for Happiness
Becoming a Monk and a Writer (The Journals of Thomas Merton Book 2)
Creativity, the Gift of Failure, and the Search for Mastery
A Brief History of the Twenty-first Century
Silencing the Negativity
Jhen Aiko received this book from a friend during a period of stress and anxiety. It helped her to understand that she is the observer of her thoughts and not the thoughts themselves.
She got me this book called... I think I remember the name of the book. Silencing Your Inner Critic.
— Episode: Jhené Aiko: On Learning to Love Yourself...
Jhen Aiko received this book from a friend during a period of stress and anxiety. It helped her to understand that she is the observer of her thoughts and not the thoughts themselves.
She got me this book called... I think I remember the name of the book. Silencing Your Inner Critic.
Because she was doing my makeup at the time and she would see me so stressed before shows or after shows and I would be like, how was it? Like, oh, I felt like...
You know, I would just be so frustrated. And we never talked about it. She just gave me that book.
So I'm like, oh, okay. You see that I'm dealing with something right now.
It was described as a book that profoundly impacted Willow's perspective on the connection between music and vibration, leading her to explore string theory and physics more deeply.
I had been reading a lot of spiritual literature. I had been reading a lot of Osho. I read this one book called Oneness by Rasha, I think, or Rama. But it's called Oneness
— Episode: Willow & Jahnavi ON: How to Raise Your F...
It was described as a book that profoundly impacted Willow's perspective on the connection between music and vibration, leading her to explore string theory and physics more deeply.
I had been reading a lot of spiritual literature. I had been reading a lot of Osho. I read this one book called Oneness by Rasha, I think, or Rama. But it's called Oneness. And that book changed my life forever.
The Revolutionary 70% PLANT + 30% PROTEIN Program to Lose Weight, Reverse Disease, Fight Inflammation, and Change Your Life Forever
It was mentioned briefly as Tana Amen's previous work and a New York Times best-selling book, highlighting her expertise in wellness.
His wife, Tana Amen, is a world renowned wellness expert and New York Times bestselling author of The Omni Diet.
— Episode: How Successful People Train Their Brain...
It was mentioned briefly as Tana Amen's previous work and a New York Times best-selling book, highlighting her expertise in wellness.
His wife, Tana Amen, is a world renowned wellness expert and New York Times bestselling author of The Omni Diet.
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