AJ Harbinger & Johnny Dzubak
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In todayโs episode, we cover relationships and conflict resolution with Mira Kirshenbaum. Mira is the author of eleven books, the co-founder and clinical director of The Chestnut Hill Institute in Boston, an internationally recognized center for research and psychotherapy for couples, families and individuals, and has been a workshop leader and trainer for medical professionals at Harvard Medical School and other institutions.
In todayโs episode, we cover overcoming breakups with Amy Chan. Amy has been writing about relationships, dating, and love for over a decade is the Editor-in-Chief of Heart Hackers Club, and is the author of Breakup Bootcamp โ The Science of Rewiring Your Heart.
In todayโs episode, we cover effective feedback with Therese Huston. Therese founded the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning at Seattle University, has given more than 225 keynotes, talks, and workshops, and is the author of Letโs Talk: Make Effective Feedback Your Superpower.
In todayโs episode, we cover flow state with Steven Kotler. Steven is the founder and executive director of the Flow Research Collective, and is the author of nine international bestsellers including The Rise of Superman and Stealing Fire, and has a new book, The Art of Impossible – A Peak Performance Primer, coming out this month.
Dating can seem like a torturous uphill battle for many men and women, but it doesnโt have to be – understanding how and why we are attracted to one another can have a significant positive impact on your ability to find happiness in your love life, but how do you take the science behind attraction and use it to make dating fun and engaging?
In a world of seemingly limitless options, how can you know if a person is THE person for you, what questions can you ask yourself to determine if youโre even ready for a relationship, and how do you stop money from driving you two apart the way it does for countless relationships and marriages?
Uncertainty is an unavoidable part of life, and for many, it can feel overwhelming – but what important lessons can your relationship with uncertainty teach you, how can you improve the relationship with uncertainty, and what are some real-world examples of handling uncertainty in a positive way?
You only get one life. You know this, but many of us donโt live our lives with that understanding in mind. Itโs an important idea to comprehend for one simple fact: you donโt live anyone elseโs life, and they donโt live yours.
