In this episode of the Tim Ferriss Show, Tim and his co-host talk about their favorite books, a message on a billboard, and their love for the holiday season. Tim shares his start date for listening to Christmas carols, which is mid-November, and it depends.
The hosts express excitement for sharing Christmas stories and taking a vacation from their jobs. Despite burning out in the past, they are rejuvenated and looking forward to the task.
The idea of waiting to start a goal, whether it be on a Monday or on new years, gives people the excuse to write off the time in between.
The hosts of the National Park After Dark podcast wrap up the current episode, wishing listeners a Merry Christmas and reminding them that there will be a new episode the day after Christmas.
The hosts discuss the imaginary war on Christmas, which they believe is non-existent as Christmas has clearly won 2000 years ago. They also touch on the topic of traveling during the holiday season.
The experience of depression and burnout can make life feel meaningless. However, finding joy in the environment can help combat these feelings and create a sense of purpose, even in tough times.