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Never Enough

The Neuroscience and Experience of Addiction

Book • 2019

Author

Judith Grisel

In *Never Enough*, Judith Grisel draws on her personal journey as a recovering addict and her extensive research as a neuroscientist to reveal the intricate science behind addiction.

The book delves into how drugs affect the brain, the changes that occur with chronic use, and the hidden personality traits that addiction can expose.

Grisel emphasizes that the 'cure' for addiction may not lie in individual brains but in how we interact with our communities.

The book offers a compassionate and clear look at the roles drugs play in our lives and provides new insights into solving the epidemic of addiction.

Mentioned by

Mentioned in 30 episodes

Mentioned by

Andrew Wilkinson

as his own book, reflecting on his journey and lessons learned.

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How I Made My First $1M - The Andrew Wilkinson Story

Mentioned by

Ben Wilson

as books he read for this episode.

479 snips

Donald Trump

Mentioned by

Codie Sanchez

as a book detailing

Andrew Wilkinson

’s journey from barista to billionaire, covering challenges and successes in entrepreneurship.

241 snips

#21 How to get rich before it’s too late

Mentioned by

Andrew Wilkinson

as a book he wrote about his journey from barista to owning almost 40 businesses.

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The AI Automation Blueprint: From Barista to Billionaire with Andrew Wilkinson from Tiny.com

Mentioned by

Derek MPMD

as a relatable and insightful book.

136 snips

From Bouncer to Starting a $100M Health Empire with Derek MPMD

Mentioned by Arthur Brooks as a book that discusses dopamine and how we learn from it.

135 snips

3 Ways to Want Less and Be Happier

Mentioned by

Andrew Wilkinson

as a book he recently read and enjoyed.

116 snips

6 startup ideas from the tech Warren Buffett (make $120k/mo)

Mentioned by

Andrew Wilkinson

as his fifth book, exploring the theme of never being satisfied.

107 snips

Derek Sivers on Giving Away His $22 Million Dollar Fortune and Burning the Ships

Mentioned by

Scott Galloway

as a new parenting book investigating toxic achievement culture and its effects on children.

57 snips

Conversation with Jennifer B. Wallace — What to Do About Toxic Achievement Culture

Mentioned by Marque when discussing the hedonic treadmill and the never-ending pursuit of more.

48 snips

E079: The Pro’s and Con’s of being a CEO

Mentioned by

Aliza Pressman

as the book Jennifer Wallace wrote before her mattering book, discussing the toxic aspects of achievement culture.

45 snips

Mattering: The Secret to Building a Life of Deep Connection and Purpose w/ Jennifer Wallace

Mentioned by

Mike Carruthers

as the book written by

Jennifer Wallace

on toxic achievement culture.

34 snips

The Dark Side of Achievement & The Astonishing Science of the Sea-SYSK Choice

First book by

Jennifer Wallace

about achievement culture and high-achieving families.

26 snips

How To Matter & Live With Purpose | Jennifer Wallace

Recommended by

Brian Kaskavalciyan

for its interesting story of a billionaire.

25 snips

Unlocking the Millionaire Mindset with Brian Kaskavalciyan

Mentioned by

Derek

as a great read, detailing Andrew's journey from aspiring entrepreneur to owning 40 businesses.

25 snips

He Was A Billionaire, But Now He's Not... Was It Worth It?

Recommended by Wallace Tsai, this book discusses achievement culture and its potential toxic effects.

12 snips

The No-BS Guide to Insurance with Wallis Tsai

Mentioned by

Mike Hayes

as the title of his first book, written after numerous near-death experiences.

11 snips

Mike Hayes on Purpose, Grit, and Mission

Mentioned by Paige, recommending it to

Mel Robbins

due to its insightful discussion on grind culture and toxic achievement.

11 snips

Never Enough: 7 Ways to Protect Yourself (and Your Kids) From Toxic Pressure

Mentioned by

Khe Hy

as the basis for their discussion on the pressures faced by teenagers.

11 snips

Why are teens so stressed? [Jennifer Wallace]

Mentioned by

Srini Rao

, who considers it the most important book of the year and recommends it to all parents.

11 snips

Alan Stein Jr: The Performance Gap Between Knowing and Doing, and What Elite Athletes Teach Us About Execution

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