
Self-help for smart people. World-class insights and practices from experts in modern science and ancient wisdom. Hosted by veteran journalist and best-selling author, Dan Harris.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1131 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Mental HealthHealth & Fitness | |||

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As usual. Today’s episode is about a supposedly simple change of mindset. I stuck with it until the guest (Tara Narula) said “You just have to make it routine” about exercise and diet. She hasn’t got ADHD then. Being told to “just do” what I know I need to do, but can’t is the reverse of helpful. I shall retire from this one
REALLY like the podcast, even though that last episode they started talking about climate change as if anybody that doesn’t believe in that scam is ignorant. The guest even wrote a book about the “evil” people giving humanity what they need and what has bring us all the biggest progress we’ve had to this point in history i.e. things like OIL. All because they’ve bought into the whole Marxist movement in disguise that can’t even make up their mind about the name they give their scams and keep cha... more
i really appreciate the down to earth episodes with Bart van Melik
I have struggled with a pornography addiction throughout most of my adult life. I also spent much of the 2010s practicing mindfulness meditation. I was very inspired by the books of Jon Kabat-Zinn, Judson Brewer, Richard Davidson, Mathieu Ricard and especially Dan Harris’s “10% Happier” thinking that by practicing mindfulness and strengthening my prefrontal cortex that I would be able to control compulsive impulses to look at porn.
I was wrong. I’d be able to go about month and then I’d event... more
Your episode with Riley Kirk on cannabis was awful. A “researcher” who self reports using weed multiple times/day everyday, she said it’s fine to “lean on” the substance when you questioned her about dependence. I wish you would’ve brought in the plethora of research saying how bad this amount of use is for memory, learning & retention, & motivation, not to mention connection to paranoia & psychosis. Meanwhile smoking/imbibing all day everyday day out of the need to “lean on” something to get he... more
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Focused on mental wellness, mindfulness, and self-improvement, a seasoned journalist engages with a diverse range of experts to uncover practical insights drawn from both modern science and traditional wisdom. Topics often revolve around meditation, the impact of anxiety, and how emotional well-being can be nurtured in daily life. The host's candid approach encourages authenticity and vulnerability, making the discussions relatable and applicable for listeners seeking to manage stress and enhance their mental health. The integration of personal experiences from the host adds depth to the exploration of challenges like panic, fawning responses, and burnout, resonating with an audience that values both informative and personal narratives abou... more
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