Melyssa Griffin: So you give an example in the book about how someone might select a goal of like owning a Bentley. This episode is packed with life insights and actionable advice that I know you’ll love. We also talk about the “do something” principle that’s the solution to almost any problem, and a new kind of business model that Mark is using to monetize his blog. During today’s episode, we talk about things like getting a grip on your negative emotions to have a positive and fulfilling life, and why negative emotions are really not all that bad. He also authors a blog that’s read by millions of people every single month, covering topics that range from relationships to habits. Now Mark captures self-development in a way that is fun, fresh and extremely insightful. We all loved it, and honestly, it was a pivotal read for me at that time and just really solidified a lot of the things that I was feeling about my life and my business. I was introduced to Mark’s work earlier this year when a few friends and I formed a book club, and decided to read this as our inaugural book. Now that’s because today’s guest is Mark Manson, author of The New York Times bestselling book, “The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F**k”. So if you’ve got little ones around, you might want to wear headphones. Thank you for listening! Transcript Read the Interview Transcription Hereīefore you get started with today’s episode, I just want to let you know that this one contains a bit more profanity than you’ll usually find on this podcast. And I’ll be reposting some of my favorite images and stories, too.
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In this episode, you’ll hear about things like… This interview is packed with wisdom, actionable advice, and a few well-placed curse words. In this interview, you’ll learn about Mark’s “Do Something” principle, the secret to feeling motivated more often, what your negative emotions are telling you to do, and how to know which relationships and friendships are worth sticking around for… and which ones you should let go of. It was an honor to be able to interview him for this podcast, and we jammed on plenty of my favorite topics from the book. He’s also just the right amount of philosopher and badass and shares tons of useful and practical personal development tactics that I know I’ll be reading and re-reading this book for years to come. Mark has a way of using story-telling to explain complex and emotional ideas with ease. We’ve read several other books during the lifetime of this club, and I’ve read many more on my own, but I can tell you without a doubt that this book is my favorite read of 2017 so far. Our first meeting was with just four book-readin’ buddies (we now have almost 20 people in our crew!), and we chose a rebellious title as our inaugural book - The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck by Mark Manson. And so we started one with a handful of friends. Have you ever felt like your negative emotions are ruining your life? Have anxiety or fear ever held you back? Well, Mark Manson (#1 New York Times Best-Selling Author of The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck) actually thinks negativity is a GOOD thing and makes a convincing case for why negative emotions are the key to having a positive life.Ī few months ago, some of my college buddies and I had just finished an impromptu philosophical discussion about books and life and we were hankering for more conversations like that.
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