Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 21 days 10 hours 17 minutes
Speedskating legend Apolo Ohno shares his insights on making hard pivots in life, what it means to “do the work,” and the psychology behind becoming the world’s best.
A highly-trained military expert with 22 years of service in the U.S. Army Special Ops Command details his experience overseas, what mental toughness and discipline mean, and a framework for high performance leadership.
Dr. Michael Gervais jumps into the Mastery Lab to answer YOUR questions about the art of listening, flow state, how (and when) to be vulnerable, navigating conflict in intimate relationships, the major problems with the self-help industry, and so much more.
What sets humans apart? Technology and healthcare futurist Jamie Metzl dives into the intersection of artificial intelligence and humanity, why learning and creativity are crucial, and what it really means to be optimistic.
Called the “Einsteins of Love”, Drs. John and Julie Gottman share their insights and strategies for building love and long-lasting relationships, offering a deep dive into the science of what makes relationships work - and thrive.
Steven Kotler returns to the podcast to explore the connection between aging, peak performance, accessing flow states, teaching old dogs new tricks, and how these all tie together in his new project, "Gnar Country."
Dr. Michael Gervais sits down to answer YOUR questions on selfishness, vulnerability, mental agility, pain & much more.
Ramit Sethi, a personal finance expert and best-selling author, shares his insights on the psychology of money, what living your “rich life” means, and the importance of creating systems to achieve financial success.
George Mumford, a.k.a. The Mindfulness Performance Whisperer, digs into the dynamics of successful teams, the formula for unlocking your potential, and how dark moments can lead to our greatest revelations.
Harvard professor and Director of the Harvard Study of Adult Development, Dr. Robert Waldinger, offers insights from 85 years of research into what makes a “good life” and how we can all build more meaningful connections.