In this podcast, Dr. Joan Rosenberg speaks about her decades of experience with understanding people and emotions, breaking down the science of emotions in a practical and easy to understand way, and the work she's doing with her book.
Tim Ferriss likes to gift books he's loved to people he meets. For someone who wants to write a great book, he recommends A Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel Garcia Marquez to know what a great book is.
Heather Berlin discusses her upcoming book, "The Fine Art of Losing Control," which explores the balance between impulse control and letting go in a controlled way.
Sabine Hossenfelder provides links to her personal website, blog, social media accounts, and other websites where she occasionally writes. She suggests simply searching her name on a search engine to find these resources.
In this episode, Tim Ferriss and Dr. Paul Conti discuss the importance of taking action when we see someone being abused or shamed, and how we can all show kindness in different ways to make a positive impact on others. They also share several resources and nonprofit organizations to check out.
Tim Ferriss discusses the book that he has gifted the most to people, which is the Bhagavad Gita, particularly a translation that he found helpful after the birth of his son and during his divorce.