Is It Important to Ask Weird Questions as an Interviewer?

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The first takeaway was that it's important to ask weird questions as an interviewer. Who you are today is 80% based on the actions you've been taking for the past three months. The voice that I heard in my head was so rarely negative that it really stopped me because I wasn't lying to David. Meditating was the start of it for me.

Bonus episode. I compiled some of my favorite insights from the 13 episodes in January (not the Q&A).

So much gold gets shared in these episodes. I wanted a way to remember, distill, reflect, and resurface.

Share, tweet, or text this episode. That helps it grow. If it grows, the guests will continue to be incredible. And if the guests continue to be incredible, I can keep doing the show.

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(6:00) Justin Welsh - 298

(7:05) Morgan Housel - 299

(10:48) Grace Smith - 301

(13:17) Austin Rief - 302

(16:52) Dr. Anthony Gustin - 303

(19:33) Brian Peters - 304

(24:30) David Perell - 305

(28:57) George Heaton - 306

(33:44) Elliott Bisnow - 307