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Where the Social Leap Lands Even when you are a human being, trying to explain why you do the things you do can be a bit of a mind-bender. Do you work hard toward elusive goals only to be thwarted by happiness when every metric ...

How to free yourself from self-limiting beliefs If you’ve been suckered into believing that your life is controlled by the tarot cards you've been dealt, better listen to this...

Is He Cheating on You with Porn? The man you were dating agreed to stop watching porn when your relationship was still young. What a relief! But after dating for a few years and everything’s otherwise great, you can’t help but ge...

How to Have Conversations That Matter Did you know that there are ways s to correct the bad advice you’ve picked up about having good conversations? What about the surprising ways your smartphone affects the quality of your conversa...

How to get people to reveal the truth (Part 1) They say that a person will attract more flies with honey than with vinegar. One is more effective than the other. Well, that analogy applies too when the FBI wants someone to fess up to the part the...

How hormonal birth control affects women's brains Much as hormonal birth control pills have their positives, they also come with a hefty assortment of negatives. These not only affect a woman’s reproductive system but her whole body. Even though we...

How to protect yourself from violence (part 2) Joining us again is author of The Gift of Fear and Other Survival Signals That Protect Us from Violence and MOSAIC Threat Assessment Systems developer Gavin de Becker to continue with the second part ...

Former CDC's Julie Gerberding Answering Your COVID-19 Questions [Audio] In today's episode, we present former CDC director Julie Gerberding to answer the questions asked on social media. Here, we’ll go through some of those questions to get the straight dope and bust so...

How to protect yourself from violence (part 1) Violence is built into the human mind. Have you ever imagined being violated by another human being in the most grisly way? Now, if you can imagine it in the first place, it’s likely that you hav...

How to Improve Your Emotional Agility Do you let your self-doubts, failure, shame, fear, or anger hold you back, or can you be determined, persevering toward key life goals with the insight and courage to recognize when these goals are no...

The hidden roots of men's sexual deception and more... {AUDIO} What do women want, what do men want, and why do their desires radically differ? Joining us in this episode is David Buss, author of “When Men Behave Badly: The Hidden Roots of Sexual Deception, H...

How to deal with A-holes who treat you like dirt Everywhere you look, there will always be some A-hole who is disrespecting and demeaning others, doing so much damage to others’ mental and physical health and to the productivity and creativity of ...

Can You Stop a Racist from Becoming a Doctor? {LISTEN} One of your fellow medical students is openly racist, misogynistic, and homophobic. Do you have a duty to report this terrible person in hopes it prevents him from ever becoming a doctor with marginal...

Dirty Jobs and Peripatetic Moments - Mike Rowe {AUDIO} Did you know our guest on today's episode, Mike Rowe of Discovery Channel series Dirty Jobs started his show business career in opera — to get women? That's right. Apparently, Mike has seen some s...

How to Follow Life's Greenlights to Success Matthew McConaughey joins us in this episode to talk about the sobriety of grief, why having kids changes a parent’s perspective about everything and much more...

How to Boss Up and Build an Empire {AUDIO} What does it take to be a boss? In this episode, we are delighted to have with us, the one and only Rick Ross, the multi-platinum-selling, multi-Grammy-nominated rapper, artist, songwriter, investor...

Leadership, Social Media, and Self-Awareness When this interview was conducted, Belarusian-boy-done-good Gary Vaynerchuk had just come out with his book "#AskGaryVee: One Entrepreneur’s Take on Leadership, Social Media, and Self-Awareness". In...

How to use ultralearning to rise to the top Do you want to know how Benjamin Franklin, chess grandmaster Judit Polgár, and Nobel Laureate physicist Richard Feynman used ultralearning to master great skills, outsmart competition and rise to the...

The template for how to live a fuller, more meaningful life {audio} Have you ever imagined a life with less of everything - less stuff, clutter, stress, debt, and discontent? Try it now! Imagine living a life with fewer distractions. Done? Now imagine a life with more...

How to delete facebook without disappearing off the face of the earth Have you been considering deleting your Facebook account but your close friend seemed shocked that you were even toying with the idea - as if deleting the account would wipe you off the planet? It can...

The Search for a Better Way to Think Just as our bodies have immune systems designed to fend off diseases that can incapacitate or kill us, our minds and cultures have similar processes in place to keep us safe from bad ideas and stop th...

How to solicit for advice the right way One of the most important skills to master in life is asking for advice the right way. This is an asset that sharpens our instincts, guides our way, and brings us closer to our goals, our abilities, ...

A Pimp's Secrets of Mind Manipulation - Part 2 {AUDIO} Joining us for the second part of the Pimp's Secrets of Mind Manipulation is Mickey Royal is a former gangster, drug dealer, pimp, and mob enforcer, someone who not only survived under what mainstream...

The daily laws of living you NEED to have access to - Part 1 {AUDIO} Can you name anyone who doesn't want to be more powerful... more in control... who wants to be the best at what they do? I can't. Joining us in this episode is Power and strategy expert Robert Greene...

Give Yourself the Gift of Done According to the University of Scranton, 92 percent of all resolutions fail. In spite of living in a world of bottomless opportunities, most of us are also relentlessly sidetracked by endless distract...

How to get people to reveal the truth (Part 2) They say that a person will attract more flies with honey than with vinegar. One is more effective than the other. Well, that analogy applies too when the FBI wants someone to fess up to the part they...

This is how untrained brains are ruining America In this age and era, its rather unfortunate that we often can’t tell the difference between genius and stupidity, and we are often guessing about how to interpret situations based on our own view of...

The daily laws of living you NEED to have access to - Part 2 {AUDIO} Want to learn how to be more powerful, more in control, and become the best at what you do? Joining us again in this two-part episode is Power and strategy expert Robert Greene to discuss how we can ...

How to Make What Matters Effortless {AUDIO} Do you want 10x the results of any endeavor without putting in 10x the effort? , Do you find yourself procrastinating on a project because it’s not perfect enough to your liking? Did you know that �...

Why crooks and thieves rule the world! In this show journalist, Oliver Bullough talks about his latest book, "Moneyland: Why Thieves and Crooks Now Rule the World and How to Take It Back". He is also a regular contributor to The Guardian. ...

How to find bliss from suffering When searching for purpose, most of the time, the path isn't always obvious or direct. It might be filled with obstacles, wrong turns that never make sense or it might just be a seemingly endless cir...

Why people believe weird things {AUDIO} We all have our beliefs. Chances are at some point in your life you have believed in things that you can’t really explain logically. Whether it's religion, conspiracy theories, or unquestioning adhe...

How to solve problems before they happen Spotting and solving problems before they happen is almost always the best solution hence the cliche that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. If this has even the slightest truth in it, w...

How to wrestle with failure without succumbing to its impact There is a lot of abundance these days. However even with the highest ever rates of longevity, wealth, and education, we still have the highest ever rates of anxiety, depression, and suicide. The prob...

How Actress Leah Remini survived post-Scientology life and more... In this episode, we talk to actress and former Scientologist Leah Remini, someone who knows first-hand how far the Church of Scientology will go to wreck the lives of those who defect from its ranks.

The Power of Regret Regrets? Frank Sinatra had a few. We all do. But Ol’ Blue Eyes seemed to excel at dwelling on that regret only as far as he needed to. Then he faced it all, stood tall, and did it his way. And if NY...

The Winning Example of Extreme Ownership In the civilian world, about as close as most of us get to a life or death situation is the rush hour commute to and from work. But there are lessons we can learn from those who have had to make tough...

Most common scams and how to avoid them Are you aware of some of the most common scams to watch out for? Why is it that even the smartest among us get suckered into falling for scams? What can we do to help ourselves break free of scams for...

A Pimp's Secrets of Mind Manipulation - Part 1 {AUDIO} A smart kid under the wrong circumstances isn’t necessarily destined for success. But “wrong” isn’t a word for someone who wants to survive stocks in their vocabulary. And on this episode, w...

Surprising entrepreneurial truths from a LinkedIn co-founder If you want to get a front-row seat to understanding the mind of a venture capitalist, LinkedIn co-founder, Reid Hoffman is your guy. He’s an investor at Greylock Partners and co-author of several b...

Why sometimes the only way to do something right is to do some things wrong Sometimes the journey to finding ourselves can be short and direct, with a clear line taking us from point A to point B. Then there are those times when it’s a meandering trail that winds through th...

How the 'What the Hell' effect keeps us making bad decisions Did you know that the "What the Hell' effect can keep us making bad decisions even when we know they’re bad? Are we ever truly rational, unbiased, or impartial? Most of the time, we may think of ou...