Chapter
The Art of Manipulation
36:46 - 44:38 (07:51)
The host talks about how he recognizes his own ability to be slippery and manipulate situations, citing studies that show that more than half of communication is body language and tone. He also discusses the importance of recognizing this behavior and trying to avoid it for the benefit of those around you.
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The speaker discusses how the principles of the body can be used to create a better world, and highlights the upcoming fifth book in the series which will explore how these principles can be practically applied.
36:46 - 39:26 (02:39)
Summary
The speaker discusses how the principles of the body can be used to create a better world, and highlights the upcoming fifth book in the series which will explore how these principles can be practically applied.
ChapterThe Art of Manipulation
Episode#117 - Aubrey Marcus - What Makes A Good Life?
PodcastModern Wisdom
Simple wisdom, like loving everything and eliminating preferences, may be easy to understand but difficult to apply in real life.
39:26 - 40:02 (00:36)
Summary
Simple wisdom, like loving everything and eliminating preferences, may be easy to understand but difficult to apply in real life. This can cause confusion among people trying to follow this advice.
ChapterThe Art of Manipulation
Episode#117 - Aubrey Marcus - What Makes A Good Life?
PodcastModern Wisdom
The speaker reflects on the challenges of truly loving everything in life, and how there can be slippage and nuances within the concept of love, just as there can be within the concept of truth.
40:02 - 42:16 (02:14)
Summary
The speaker reflects on the challenges of truly loving everything in life, and how there can be slippage and nuances within the concept of love, just as there can be within the concept of truth.
ChapterThe Art of Manipulation
Episode#117 - Aubrey Marcus - What Makes A Good Life?
PodcastModern Wisdom
The majority of what is communicated is received through body language and tonality, making it easy to manipulate the truth and create justifications.
42:16 - 44:38 (02:21)
Summary
The majority of what is communicated is received through body language and tonality, making it easy to manipulate the truth and create justifications. To combat this, it's important to recognize when one is being slippery and strive for honesty.