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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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Kristen Bell mentioned that her daughter's questions reminded her of a book, potentially 'I Wonder' by Annika Harris, which encourages children to embrace the unknown and be curious.
There's a book by Annika Harris called Wonder, I think. Not the book that was made into the movie Wonder but I think it's called I Wonder.
— Episode: Kristen Bell ON: Parenting, The Power Of...
Kristen Bell mentioned that her daughter's questions reminded her of a book, potentially 'I Wonder' by Annika Harris, which encourages children to embrace the unknown and be curious.
There's a book by Annika Harris called Wonder, I think. Not the book that was made into the movie Wonder but I think it's called I Wonder.
Kristen shared a book that she found on Amazon called 'The Wonderful Truth About Santa Claus' that she used to help reframe the Santa Claus concept for her daughter in a way that emphasized kindness and generosity.
And I also found this wonderful book called, uh, The wonderful truth about Santa Claus. And it was like randomly buried in Amazon.
— Episode: Kristen Bell ON: Parenting, The Power Of...
Kristen shared a book that she found on Amazon called 'The Wonderful Truth About Santa Claus' that she used to help reframe the Santa Claus concept for her daughter in a way that emphasized kindness and generosity.
And I also found this wonderful book called, uh, The wonderful truth about Santa Claus. And it was like randomly buried in Amazon.
A Practical Guide from the Country's Foremost Relationship Expert
Jay Shetty introduced John Gottman, mentioning his expertise in marital stability and divorce prediction. The book is highlighted for its insights into relationship success and its status as a New York Times bestseller.
So he's the co-author of 40 books, including the New York Times bestseller, The Seven Principles of Making Marriage Work.
— Episode: John & Julie Gottman ON: Dating, Finding...
Jay Shetty introduced John Gottman, mentioning his expertise in marital stability and divorce prediction. The book is highlighted for its insights into relationship success and its status as a New York Times bestseller.
So he's the co-author of 40 books, including the New York Times bestseller, The Seven Principles of Making Marriage Work.
How to Build Trust and Avoid Betrayal
John Gottman recommended this book as a resource for those seeking to understand how to navigate and overcome relationship challenges, particularly in the aftermath of infidelity.
In the area of affairs, the book to get is What Makes Love Last.
— Episode: John & Julie Gottman ON: Dating, Finding...
John Gottman recommended this book as a resource for those seeking to understand how to navigate and overcome relationship challenges, particularly in the aftermath of infidelity.
In the area of affairs, the book to get is What Makes Love Last.
Rebuilding Trust and Recovering Your Sanity After Infidelity
Julie Gottman referred to this book by Shirley Glass as a valuable resource for understanding infidelity and its impact on relationships. It was mentioned as a significant resource for her own clinical work with couples.
One in particular is named Shirley Glass, who was Ira Glass's mother, a fantastic psychologist. And she treated affair couples throughout her career and wrote a book called Not Just Friends, which was...
— Episode: John & Julie Gottman ON: Dating, Finding...
Julie Gottman referred to this book by Shirley Glass as a valuable resource for understanding infidelity and its impact on relationships. It was mentioned as a significant resource for her own clinical work with couples.
One in particular is named Shirley Glass, who was Ira Glass's mother, a fantastic psychologist. And she treated affair couples throughout her career and wrote a book called Not Just Friends, which was a fabulous, fabulous book.
It was recommended as an inspiring read about a founding father, focusing on his relationship with his son. It was highlighted for its ability to inspire reflection on one's own relationships.
One that I have often recommended is a book by David McCullough, who is not especially well now, but he's an amazing writer. And he wrote, John Adams is a really amazing founding fath...
— Episode: Greg McKeown ON: Essentialism & Doing Le...
It was recommended as an inspiring read about a founding father, focusing on his relationship with his son. It was highlighted for its ability to inspire reflection on one's own relationships.
One that I have often recommended is a book by David McCullough, who is not especially well now, but he's an amazing writer. And he wrote, John Adams is a really amazing founding father.
And Other Clues to How Stereotypes Affect Us (Issues of Our Time)
It was discussed in relation to stereotype threat, a concept where awareness of a negative stereotype about a group can negatively impact performance. It was described in the context of a study with Stanford students.
Research by social psychologist, Claude Steele and his team, which is described in his book, Whistling Vivaldi, focused on something called stereotype threat.
— Episode: 4 Practical Ways To Think Like A Monk &...
It was discussed in relation to stereotype threat, a concept where awareness of a negative stereotype about a group can negatively impact performance. It was described in the context of a study with Stanford students.
Research by social psychologist, Claude Steele and his team, which is described in his book, Whistling Vivaldi, focused on something called stereotype threat.
A Black Lives Matter Memoir
Patrisse Cullors's book was adapted into a YA version, excerpts from her teenage journals were included in the adaptation, and it reflected her views on policing and community transformation from a young age.
I just finished recording the adapted version of my book into a YA.
— Episode: Patrisse Cullors ON: How To Use Your Art...
Patrisse Cullors's book was adapted into a YA version, excerpts from her teenage journals were included in the adaptation, and it reflected her views on policing and community transformation from a young age.
I just finished recording the adapted version of my book into a YA.
And part of adapting it, we decided that we're gonna take my journals from when I was a teenager and sort of go through them and put them in different parts of the book.
And I was pretty much the same.
Like there was a journal entry where I was like, police do not transform or heal our communities, like when I was 16 years old.
How Curiosity Can Transform Your Life and Change the World
It was discussed in the podcast that the book's title is 'Curiosity' and the author believes uncertainty and challenge bring the most profound benefits in life.
He calls curiosity the central ingredient to creating a fulfilling life. As Kashtan writes in his book, not surprisingly titled Curiosity, although you might believe that certainty and control over yo...
— Episode: The 1 Habit All Highly Effective People...
It was discussed in the podcast that the book's title is 'Curiosity' and the author believes uncertainty and challenge bring the most profound benefits in life.
He calls curiosity the central ingredient to creating a fulfilling life. As Kashtan writes in his book, not surprisingly titled Curiosity, although you might believe that certainty and control over your circumstances brings you pleasure, it is often uncertainty and challenge that actually bring you the most profound and longest lasting benefits.
Reclaim Your Creativity and Thrive in a World Obsessed with Work
How I've Survived, Had Fun, and Made a Fortune Doing Business My Way
How to Stop Seeking Love, Approval, and Appreciation and Start Finding Them Instead
It was briefly mentioned amongst other titles as one of Byron Katie's books, but not discussed in detail.
And of course, I Need Your Love, Is That True? A Thousand Names for Joy and A Minor Home With Itself and A Thousand Names for Joy.
— Episode: Byron Katie ON: How To Properly Ask The...
It was briefly mentioned amongst other titles as one of Byron Katie's books, but not discussed in detail.
And of course, I Need Your Love, Is That True? A Thousand Names for Joy and A Minor Home With Itself and A Thousand Names for Joy.
Living in Harmony with the Way Things Are
It was mentioned alongside other books by Byron Katie, but no specific details or discussion regarding it was provided.
And of course, I Need Your Love, Is That True? A Thousand Names for Joy and A Minor Home With Itself and A Thousand Names for Joy.
— Episode: Byron Katie ON: How To Properly Ask The...
It was mentioned alongside other books by Byron Katie, but no specific details or discussion regarding it was provided.
And of course, I Need Your Love, Is That True? A Thousand Names for Joy and A Minor Home With Itself and A Thousand Names for Joy.
Dr. Joe Dispenza's books were recommended as a source of advice for someone dealing with a challenging health issue, specifically cancer. It was mentioned in the context of helping change thinking patterns.
you have to read Dr. Joe Dispenza's books.
— Episode: Dr. Joe Dispenza ON: How To Chemically T...
Dr. Joe Dispenza's books were recommended as a source of advice for someone dealing with a challenging health issue, specifically cancer. It was mentioned in the context of helping change thinking patterns.
you have to read Dr. Joe Dispenza's books.
I've been reading his work, following it for some time as well.
Dr. Joe Dispenza's books were recommended as a way to help someone struggling with cancer. They were described as a source of valuable advice.
And it was literally, I was in a rush. We were moving around. And they're like, what's your one piece of advice? And I was like, you have to read Dr. Joe Dispenza's books. And that's what I said to th...
— Episode: Dr. Joe Dispenza ON: How To Chemically T...
Dr. Joe Dispenza's books were recommended as a way to help someone struggling with cancer. They were described as a source of valuable advice.
And it was literally, I was in a rush. We were moving around. And they're like, what's your one piece of advice? And I was like, you have to read Dr. Joe Dispenza's books. And that's what I said to them.
Access Your Intuition for Business Success
It was mentioned that CEOs who tested highly for intuition were more successful based on profitability, in contrast to CEOs who were shown to self-sabotage themselves.
What Michalosky found, and he wrote a book called Executive Esp, he found that CEOs who test high on intuition test, they actually have a higher... They have better results with their...
— Episode: Vishen Lakhiani ON: How To Live From Int...
It was mentioned that CEOs who tested highly for intuition were more successful based on profitability, in contrast to CEOs who were shown to self-sabotage themselves.
What Michalosky found, and he wrote a book called Executive Esp, he found that CEOs who test high on intuition test, they actually have a higher... They have better results with their company based on profitability.
10 Unconventional Laws to Redefine Your Life and Succeed On Your Own Terms
It was mentioned that the author had set an intention that his book would reach a higher audience, and it subsequently became number one on Amazon.
So one of the things that I said as an intention was that I want my book, The Code of the Extraordinary Mind, to reach a higher audience.
— Episode: Vishen Lakhiani ON: How To Live From Int...
It was mentioned that the author had set an intention that his book would reach a higher audience, and it subsequently became number one on Amazon.
So one of the things that I said as an intention was that I want my book, The Code of the Extraordinary Mind, to reach a higher audience.
My first book, The Code of the Extraordinary Mind.
The Samhitas of the Rig, Yajur, Sama, and Atharva [single volume, unabridged]
How One Woman Declared Independence from Her Eating Disorder and How You Can Too
It was recommended as helpful for overcoming anorexia. It involved personifying the eating disorder and having conversations with it, as a way to recognize the negative thoughts as separate from oneself.
And one of the most helpful books I ever read for my anorexia was a book called Life Without Ed.
— Episode: Lindsey Stirling ON: How To Deal With Th...
It was recommended as helpful for overcoming anorexia. It involved personifying the eating disorder and having conversations with it, as a way to recognize the negative thoughts as separate from oneself.
And one of the most helpful books I ever read for my anorexia was a book called Life Without Ed.
And it's where this woman personified her eating disorder and she talked to it and she would say she would have conversations with it and talk sense to it because you realize there's a dialogue in your mind.
And to her, that was not her. That was Ed. It was her eating disorder.
And so I started to do that. I started to see these horrible thoughts in my mind as they're not me. Anorexia is not who I am.
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