Chapter
The Rise of Self-Help Books by Celebrities
45:34 - 51:14 (05:39)
The podcast discusses the increasing trend of actors and celebrities releasing self-help memoirs and books, emphasizing that some people find them helpful while others may not enjoy them. Jenny Leno's quote about Conan O'Brien's desire for recognition is used to illustrate the point that a book's reception can vary greatly.
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The author discusses the rise of celebrities writing self-help books and the potential need for a spirit to enter readers in order to understand them.
45:34 - 48:37 (03:03)
Summary
The author discusses the rise of celebrities writing self-help books and the potential need for a spirit to enter readers in order to understand them.
ChapterThe Rise of Self-Help Books by Celebrities
Episode892 Felicia Day on Unleashing Creativity and Loving Yourself Unconditionally
PodcastThe School of Greatness
Lewis Howes, host of "The School of Greatness" podcast, interviews guests and asks them to share their three truths to live by in life.
48:37 - 49:14 (00:37)
Summary
Lewis Howes, host of "The School of Greatness" podcast, interviews guests and asks them to share their three truths to live by in life. In this episode, he speaks with an anonymous individual about the importance of living and creating for ourselves, rather than for the validation and acceptance of others.
ChapterThe Rise of Self-Help Books by Celebrities
Episode892 Felicia Day on Unleashing Creativity and Loving Yourself Unconditionally
PodcastThe School of Greatness
In this podcast episode, the speaker shares a quote from Jay Leno about the nature of relationships and highlights the value of investing in true, long-lasting relationships.
49:14 - 50:35 (01:20)
Summary
In this podcast episode, the speaker shares a quote from Jay Leno about the nature of relationships and highlights the value of investing in true, long-lasting relationships.
ChapterThe Rise of Self-Help Books by Celebrities
Episode892 Felicia Day on Unleashing Creativity and Loving Yourself Unconditionally
PodcastThe School of Greatness
The act of creating is like a bat using sonar to navigate the world, bouncing our creativity off of our surroundings to learn more about ourselves and the world.
50:35 - 51:14 (00:38)
Summary
The act of creating is like a bat using sonar to navigate the world, bouncing our creativity off of our surroundings to learn more about ourselves and the world. Also, there is a TV show called Batwoman.