David Duchovny, Golden Globe-winning actor, discusses the value of failure, the perils of success, and whether nice people finish last. He emphasizes personal growth from embracing failure and shares insights on acting, psychological depths, art, and emotional storytelling.

David Duchovny, actor known for X-Files, discusses failure, success, and the value of learning from setbacks. They explore diverse pursuits, career advice, AI's role in the workplace, and the intersection of art, AI, and humanity. Reflects on success, loneliness, and making meaningful contributions.

In this engaging discussion, David Duchovny, an acclaimed actor and author, joins Adam Grant, a renowned organizational psychologist and best-selling author. They dive into the art of embracing failure and how it can lead to personal growth. Duchovny reflects on his shift from blockbuster fame to independent projects, highlighting resilience and authenticity. They also tackle the impact of AI on creativity and the importance of redefining success against societal expectations. Their insights encourage listeners to find empowerment through vulnerability.

In a fascinating conversation with David Duchovny, the talented actor and writer known for his roles in The X-Files and Californication, they explore the intricate relationship between happiness and personal fulfillment. Duchovny shares his journey from law to writing, revealing the lessons learned in embracing failure. They dive into the importance of actionable steps in achieving emotional well-being and discuss the courage it takes to pursue passions, even when it means letting go of stable careers. A deep yet refreshing look at life and happiness!

David Duchovny talks about hosting a new podcast 'Fail Better' and discusses embracing failure, shame, creativity, family dynamics, TV acting, natural health products, artistic style, gratitude, love, forgiveness, and sentimental moments.

David Duchovny, actor, writer, and musician, discusses his high school experience living with JFK Junior, important lessons learned from Don Rickles and Gary Shandling, his thesis at Yale, why he won't write a memoir, how he kept faith in himself as an artist, an entertaining encounter playing tennis next to John McEnroe, and his thoughts on bands like The Who and The Kinks.

Actor David Duchovny discusses failures, parenting, and teaching, including a questionable bike lesson. They explore viewing failure positively, American attitudes towards defeat, and David's potential to teach a Kierkegaard class at Yale. The conversation touches on decision-making, learning from mistakes, and the importance of embracing failures in creative endeavors.

Actor, director, musician, and novelist David Duchovny discusses his career and latest book. The podcast also delves into Nikki Haley's remarks on the causes of the Civil War and analyzes her political performance in recent polls.

Actors Meg Ryan and David Duchovny discuss reconnecting with people from the past and the value of instant trust. They explore the pitfalls and allure of reconnecting with someone from a different point in time, highlighting shared history and the beauty of non-romantic relationships.

Over a tiny table in a crowded bar … on a bike crossing at the Mexican border … standing at the edge of a windswept cliff: There are places and moments where life comes into crystal-clear focus, and you realize something (or maybe everything) needs to change. In this episode, we've collected 4 powerful, personal stories of wake-up calls, when the universe showed these storytellers an entirely new perspective on the world that they could not ignore — and life was never the same again. May these stories support you in embracing your own gear shifts with grace and curiosity.  Listen to the full episodes here: David Duchovny: "When the student is ready, the master may be long gone": http://listen.meditativestory.com/Duchovny_WWs Ginger Zee: "I’m not just observing the winds, I’m riding them": https://listen.meditativestory.com/GZeeMickey Guyton: "Embracing what makes me different": http://listen.meditativestory.com/MickeyGuytonWWJoe Wicks: "Riding 2000 miles to find my purpose": ​​https://listen.meditativestory.com/JoeWicksMSEach episode of Meditative Story combines the emotional pull of first-person storytelling with immersive music and gentle mindfulness prompts. Read the transcript for this story: meditativestory.comSign up for the Meditative Story newsletter: https://meditativestory.com/subscribeSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.