In the final episode of Ted Talks Daily Summer Book Club, host Elise Hulme chats with Chris Duffy, host of the How to Be a Better Human podcast, about bringing Ted Talk advice to regular people and improving their lives.
Organizational psychologist explores a counterintuitive approach to setting goals for success, providing new thoughts and ways of thinking.
The speaker believes that sometimes people harbor hatred because they don't feel seen or understood. By meeting negativity with love and understanding, it's possible to change someone's perspective and foster curiosity instead of hate.
The hosts give a disclaimer about the advice offered in the podcast, encourage listeners to share it, and discuss their planned podcast navigation.
The speaker shares his experience in sports, specifically in Ultimate Frisbee and how it taught him important life lessons. This is an introduction to the first episode of a new podcast series where he shares his thoughts on the topic.
Jordan Peterson's rule of being friends with people who want the best for you is a reminder to choose friends who are honest and supportive, rather than those who simply tell you what you want to hear.