Join Joe & Mike as they discuss perspectives on achieving personal freedom with Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy, co-authors of 'Who Not How'. They dive into topics like the importance of finding the right people for tasks, the relationship between freedom of money and time, and the concept of being a good 'who' for others. They also share their thoughts on Benjamin Hardy's writing style and the target audience of the book.

Adam Grant, author of 'Hidden Potential', joins Joe & Mike to discuss raising aspirations, embracing discomfort, turning practice into a game, and the inspiring journey of R.A. Dickey. They also explore the importance of making progress, teaching, and provide a five-star review of 'Hidden Potential'.

Tony Fadell, leader of the product teams behind Apple's iconic devices, talks about leadership, design, startups, decision-making, and mentorship. They discuss evaluating defaults, creating personal rules for decision-making, and the concept of building a personal board of directors. They also explore Tony's book 'Build,' the significance of regular communication in customer relations, transitioning to a second product, Steve Jobs' work habits, designing the Nest Cam, managing a company, and the importance of helping others.

The hosts discuss their book ratings and recent reads. They announce the upcoming Life Theme Cohort with a discount code. They emphasize the importance of a life theme and accountability. Taking personal responsibility and the significance of self confidence. Prioritizing and making the most of life. A praise for 'Clear Thinking' by Shane Parrish. Discussion about upcoming book choices and recommendations.

Guest David Sparks joins the host on this episode as they analyze the challenging book 'Zen in the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance' by Robert Pirsig. They discuss the metaphysics of quality, the struggle in creative projects, differing opinions on defining quality, the importance of values in a meaningful life, reflections on success and learning for kids, and the relationship between love and quality.

Mike Vardy, an expert in embracing and growing from life's constant instability, discusses the importance of a rugged and flexible mindset, cultivating a fluid sense of self, the dynamic nature of identity, the importance of core values, differing opinions on 'Zen in the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance', and embracing change and developing rugged flexibility. Featuring special guest Mike Vardy.

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Harvard Study of Adult Development directors, Robert Waldinger and Marc Schulz, discuss the importance of relationships in determining happiness, navigating through difficult times, and the impact of technology on our well-being.

The podcast discusses the concept of a good life and explores different philosophical perspectives on it. They also talk about the importance of asking big questions, the value of true seeking communities, and the journey the book takes the reader on. They mention the concept of 'the way' in belief systems and express confusion and frustration with a specific section of the book. Additionally, they have a discussion about a satirical self-help book and express gratitude to their supporters.

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