The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett

After reading your new book, Nexus,

You could have written many a book. You're someone that's, I think, broadly curious about the nature of life, but also the nature of history.

For you to write a book that is so detailed and comprehensive, there must have been a pretty strong reason why this book had to come from you now.

It's a book about the long-term history of information networks.

I think that to understand what is really new and important about AI, we need perspective of thousands of years to go back and look at previous information revolutions, like the invention of writing and the printing press and the radio.

And that's a huge deal because we usually judge people's potential based on what we see right now or what we see at baseline before they've really had a chance to train.

one of the books you wrote was called The Antidote, Happiness for People Who Can't Stand Positive Thinking.

I remember writing a poem called Phoenix in my first book, Inward.

the name Thursday murder club came into my head, which is another cloud.

I'm so proud of these books. I love them.

they're crime stories. So there are murders and ... red herrings and clues and all sorts of stuff.

I think it's a very good read that entertains people, makes them laugh, makes them cry, and they try to work out who the murderer is.

I think the books have touched so many people in every corner of the world; it's a testament to how amazing, profound, resonant these books are.

J.O. Collins is a renowned financial expert known for his book, The Simple Path to Wealth.

You wrote a book, a very iconic book that sold millions of copies called The Simple Path to Wealth.

Avoid debt. Live on less than you earn. Invest the surplus.

In my new book Change Your Brain Every Day There's actually pictures of Noelle Nelson She was writing a book called The Power of Appreciation

And I had her, she wanted me to scan her While she was appreciating her brain And it looked beautiful And I'm like, as I'm showing it to her I'm like you need to come back tomorrow And I want you to hate yourself

And she goes, oh I don't want to do that I'm like come on, you have to suffer for science And I said we have a positive scan And then we had negative scan And the negativity dropped Her left temporal lobe Her left frontal lobe And her cerebellum

The addiction of stress as you describe it in the book.

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It's the people that other people want things from that have relationship opportunities.

If you have more of what other people want more, you are going to have relationship opportunities throughout your lifespan.

To understand why some people are rich in relationship opportunities, whether they're romantic, professional, friendship, etc. And other people are not. It's not correct to say that it's the good people who have relationship opportunities or the virtuous people.

I talk about that in the very first pages of the book that to understand why some people are rich in relationship opportunities, whether they're romantic, professional, friendship, etc. And other people are not.

In the last 10 years, the number of relationships that were initiated online increased by 250 percent, which is huge.

It's not correct to say that it's the good people who have relationship opportunities or the virtuous people. It's the people that other people want things from that have relationship opportunities.

If you have more of what other people want more, you are going to have relationship opportunities throughout your lifespan.

The problem for the vast majority of men, especially young men is their invisibility. Most men are wallpaper and the world does not treat men very well when they want nothing from them.

I talk about that in the very first pages of the book that to understand why some people are rich in relationship opportunities, whether they're romantic, professional, friendship, etc. And other people are not.

In my experience, 90% of successful relationships are based on selection. If you can understand yourself accurate self-knowledge and you get better at discerning other people, you can have satisfying relationships with lots of different human beings.

I'll make it an offer you can't refuse.

Harper Collins was the publisher.

After they heard about that, they said we're not having any more meetings. From now on, they're all sitting down.

I would suggest that people read Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s most recent book, it's called the Wuhan Cover Up, in which he explores at great length this weapons program and it's probable link to SARS-CoV-2

After I read it in your book about us gaining more and more weight as we age I Googled it and the Healthcare Research and Quality Agency said that we naturally tend to gain weight as we age to the tune of one to two pounds per year.

The magic of "Hatching Twitter"...Is it reveals the madness that was a technology startup. Like the chaos. Like, you know, these guys are all very smart. All the guys that started Twitter. But like, I don't think they're smarter than me.

And it feels like the first chapter really kind of introduces some of the inspiration behind why you wrote the book.

Which is quite striking because for a man like me who spends a lot of his time reflecting, we're submerged in illusions.

So a big part of that little voice in your head is an admission of all of the mistakes I made using that machine in my life.

And the basics of the challenges we have with our brains is that we believe what our brains tell us.

And how does one go about even knowing where to start that search for those sort of limiting or imprisoning thoughts that have become the satellite navigation of our lives?

the Atlas is the second edition now and then the other one just came out

The World Atlas of Coffee is one of the most beautiful books I've ever seen in my life and it's got they did a great job beautifully rich photography lots of history all of the equipment questions that I've been asking you about so if anyone really wants to understand coffee or I tell you what get someone a great book if they're a coffee fan that is the book that's absolutely gorgeous

I got into coffee at 23 I didn't like coffee, I didn't drink coffee and then I read a book called The devil's cup It's a fun book I don't know how well it's aged but it's just travel writing so he traces the route the coffee took from Ethiopia to Yemen through Turkey into the Mediterranean how it spread around the world and what got me about that book was coffee is in every culture and it's different