223 - Feelings are unreliable (Part 1) — with...

In this episode, Chris Do challenges the belief that content performance should be measured by likes, views, or algorithmic wins. He explains why treating social media as a scorecard disconnects creators from their true intentions and ties self-worth to external validation. Drawi ...  Show more

In this episode, Chris Do sits down with Jodie Cook for a wide-ranging conversation about playing the long game in business, relationships, and life. They unpack the difference between short-term wins and infinite games, emphasizing why building something you never want to sell l ...  Show more

It’s important to stay consistent and to make decisions logically and not based on feelings. Today, Alex (@AlexHormozi) discusses the importance of making business decisions without being swayed by emotion, and emphasizes the need for entrepreneurs to stay neutral and make decisi ...  Show more

Dan Ariely, a professor of psychology and behavioral economics at Duke University, joins Scott to discuss what makes rational people believe seemingly irrational things. He also shares how we avoid certain facts when we don’t like the solution, as well as how a lack of trust in o ...  Show more

How can you give unconditional love to yourself and to others? Rabbi David Aaron returns for a special discussion about what love truly is, how your impostor syndrome affects everyone, what happens to the soul when the body dies, and what tiny transformations you can make today t ...  Show more

What possibilities open up when you're willing to rethink your thoughts and opinions? Adam Grant, organizational psychologist, bestselling author, Wharton professor, and podcast host returns to the show to explore the power of understanding what you don't know. He shares how to u ...  Show more