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Mentioned in 18 episodes
Never Enough
The Neuroscience and Experience of Addiction
Book • 2019
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.
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.
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Mentioned in 18 episodes
Mentioned by 
Codie Sanchez as a book detailing 
Andrew Wilkinson ’s journey from barista to billionaire, covering challenges and successes in entrepreneurship.
Codie Sanchez as a book detailing Andrew Wilkinson ’s journey from barista to billionaire, covering challenges and successes in entrepreneurship.
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#18 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.
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
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Scott Galloway as a new parenting book investigating toxic achievement culture and its effects on children.
Scott Galloway as a new parenting book investigating toxic achievement culture and its effects on children.
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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.
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E079: The Pro’s and Con’s of being a CEO
Mentioned by 
Derek as a great read, detailing Andrew's journey from aspiring entrepreneur to owning 40 businesses.
Derek as a great read, detailing Andrew's journey from aspiring entrepreneur to owning 40 businesses.
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He Was A Billionaire, But Now He's Not... Was It Worth It?
Mentioned by Paige, recommending it to 
Mel Robbins due to its insightful discussion on grind culture and toxic achievement.
Mel Robbins due to its insightful discussion on grind culture and toxic achievement.
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Never Enough: 7 Ways to Protect Yourself (and Your Kids) From Toxic Pressure
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Chris Hutchins as Mike Hayes 's first book, discussing principles of excellence, agility, and meaning.
Chris Hutchins as Mike Hayes 's first book, discussing principles of excellence, agility, and meaning.
Living a Life of Excellence, Agility and Meaning with Navy SEAL Mike Hayes
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Megyn Kelly as a book on parenting, focusing on the challenges of raising ambitious children while addressing anxiety and depression.
Megyn Kelly as a book on parenting, focusing on the challenges of raising ambitious children while addressing anxiety and depression.
Raising "Outdoor" Kids, and Overcoming Toxic Achievement Culture, with Steven Rinella and Jennifer Wallace | Ep. 618
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Jocko Willink as an excerpt from his book, detailing his experiences and lessons learned.
Jocko Willink as an excerpt from his book, detailing his experiences and lessons learned.
337: When You Think You've "Made it", You Can Still Do More. W/ SEAL Officer, Mike Hayes
Mentioned by Natalie Ellis while reflecting on her 2024 experiences and setting intentions for 2025.
444: Your Work is Not Your Worth: The Real Path to Freedom + Your Most Profitable Year in Business Yet
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Brooks Duncan , referencing a quote from the book about people problems, not project problems.
Brooks Duncan , referencing a quote from the book about people problems, not project problems.
The Power of Actions: How to Break Down Big Projects into Manageable Steps (TPS525)
Recommended by Somesh Dash as a book about the changing education system and the need for supportive homes instead of pressure-creating ones.
478. Classical vs. Jazz Leadership, IPO Readiness & Key Metrics for a Successful Offering, Requirements for David to Beat Goliath, and Why Altman and Other Leaders are Pivoting to Open Source (Somesh Dash)
