
Marc Champagne
Author of Personal Socrates and host of the Behind the Human podcast, focusing on mental fitness and the power of asking questions.
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Feb 5, 2025 • 1h 22min
You Are One Question Away From a Completely Different Life with Marc Champagne
In this conversation, Marc Champagne, creator of a journaling app with nearly 90 million users and author of 'Personal Socrates', shares insights on the power of transformative questions. He discusses pivotal inquiries that shifted his life trajectory, including how to be the most curious person in the room. Marc emphasizes the necessity of quality questions for self-reflection, gratitude's role in emotional well-being, and the significance of mental fitness practices like journaling and breathwork to unlock personal potential.

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Apr 12, 2022 • 1h 13min
149: Asking Questions, with Marc Champagne
Marc Champagne, author of 'Personal Socrates' and host of 'Behind the Human,' dives into the world of mental fitness and the art of asking the right questions. He shares insights on how self-reflection can shape identity and purpose, especially during career challenges. The power of supportive relationships in personal growth is explored, along with the significance of curiosity and tailored mental fitness routines. Marc also highlights practical techniques like interstitial journaling and gratitude practices for enhancing emotional well-being.

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Jan 7, 2023 • 60min
Training Your Spirit, Resisting Sexual Temptation, What Makes Ben Smile & More
Marc Champagne, author of 'Personal Socrates' and host of 'Behind the Human,' dives into mental fitness and legacy building. He discusses the vital role of daily routines in nurturing family connections and how training the spirit complements physical wellness. Ben shares what truly makes him smile, while they explore resisting temptations through strong family values. They reflect on the power of self-examination and the significance of meaningful experiences, emphasizing that our legacies stem from everyday choices.