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Often when we think about sex, we only think about the physical. We only think about the other person's enjoyment or what sex should  look like rather than what it could look like. Many of us have a very outdated understanding of what good, even great sex feels like and even less of an idea around how to achieve greater levels of pleasure and intimacy.

In today's episode, we bring on the incredible Gina Gutierrez, co-founder of the audio erotica app, Dipsea to discuss how we can use story telling, fantasy, self exploration and mental imagery to have better sex in our 20s. We uncover the psychology behind why we love romance novels, how libido and desire changes (and improves) as we reach our 30s and some of the outdated, misconceptions about sex that we need to debunk. Listen now! 

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Today Lewis sits down with finance titan and entrepreneur Bill Perkins, delving into the secrets of achieving financial wealth while living a life with zero regrets. Perkins, a renowned figure in the energy trading industry and the author of "Die with Zero," shares his unique insights on balancing wealth accumulation with living life to the fullest. His remarkable journey from a New York City limo driver to a multi-faceted entrepreneur and philanthropist underscores the theme of making strategic life choices for financial and personal fulfillment.

Buy his book, Die with Zero.

In this episode you will learn

• How to balance enjoying life now while planning for a financially secure future, embracing Perkins' concept of "finite time and infinite money."
• Strategies for making better financial decisions, drawing on Perkins' advice that "life is a series of choices."
• The importance of not deferring life experiences for an uncertain retirement, challenging traditional saving norms.
• Approaches to overcome common misconceptions about retirement savings that hinder financial freedom.
• Ways to diversify income sources and embrace calculated risks for greater financial success.

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Brought to you by Cometeer delicious hyper-fresh, flash-frozen coffee; Momentous high-quality supplements; and LinkedIn Jobs recruitment platform with 900M+ users.

Morgan Housel (@morganhousel) is a partner at The Collaborative Fund. His book The Psychology of Money has sold more than three million copies and has been translated into 53 languages. 

He is a two-time winner of the Best in Business Award from the Society of American Business Editors and Writers and winner of the New York Times Sidney Award. In 2022, MarketWatch named him one of the 50 most influential people in markets. He serves on the board of directors at Markel. 

Morgan’s new book is Same As Ever: A Guide to What Never Changes. You can find my first, widely popular interview with Morgan at tim.blog/morganhousel.

Please enjoy!

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[07:20] Buffett’s Snickers.

[12:21] What prompted Morgan to write Same As Ever?

[17:44] Morgan’s worst advice for aspiring writers is what works for him.

[21:48] The upsides of being rich and anonymous.

[26:35] Tips for raising unspoiled kids.

[33:19] Should families avoid passing along dynastic wealth?

[35:45] Finding worthy charities and causes.

[41:02] Money and happiness.

[48:37] Avalanches and other random, life-changing flukes.

[54:32] We can prepare for the future, but we can’t predict it.

[1:00:58] What current unknowns will seem shockingly obvious in a year?

[1:03:22] Which of our current views would change if our incentives were different?

[1:06:23] The most valuable personal finance asset.

[1:08:54] Optimizing the chance of marrying the right person.

[1:11:38] Mending divergence in a marriage or relationship.

[1:14:49] Trying to eliminate a hassle that’s an unavoidable cost of success.

[1:33:16] Guessing at the future of text vs. audio/video.

[1:37:41] Books vs. podcasts.

[1:46:56] Recommended reading.

[2:06:00] Has writing Same As Ever changed how Morgan operates in the world?

[2:07:39] Who is the intended audience for Same As Ever?

[2:09:47] Parting thoughts.

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In the tradition of our episodes on forgiveness and revenge, comes the third installment in the Emotional Roller Coaster trilogy. Kindness, it turns out, really does make the world go round.

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In 1998, Curran Dandurand and a colleague from Mary Kay Cosmetics came up with an unorthodox idea: a premium skincare brand for men. Despite the prevailing wisdom that American men would never want to moisturize and exfoliate - and a total lack of interest from investors - Curran and Emily Dalton forged ahead, with the help of Curran’s husband Jeff. Their brand, Jack Black, launched in 2000, and eventually landed in major department stores, with some unexpected boosts from the Dallas Cowboys and Matthew McConaughey. The brand became a leader in men’s skincare, and eventually sold to Edgewell Personal Care for just under $100 million.

This episode was produced by Casey Herman, with music by Ramtin Arablouei.

Edited by Neva Grant with research help from Katherine Sypher.

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The Summit of Greatness is back! Buy your tickets today – summitofgreatness.com – 

Adam Carolla is a well-known comedian, podcast host, actor, and author. He gained fame as the co-host of the radio and television show "Loveline" and later became a prominent figure in the podcasting world with "The Adam Carolla Show," one of the most downloaded podcasts. Carolla's humor often touches on controversial subjects, and he is known for his candid and unfiltered approach.

This conversation delves into the significance of embracing criticism and offers advice to aspiring comedians and podcasters: prioritize authentic expression over fearing consequences. This episode also highlights how cancel culture can lead to self-censorship and encourages reflection on instances where external pressures influenced content choices. 

In this episode you will learn,

• Balancing Controversy and Humor: Striking a balance between discussing sensitive subjects and maintaining a comedic tone is key to navigating potential backlash.
• Handling Criticism: Embracing criticism is important. Advice for aspiring comedians/podcasters: Don't fear consequences, focus on authentic expression.
• Avoiding Self-Censorship: Cancel culture can lead to self-censorship. Reflect on instances where external pressures influenced content choices.
• Maintaining Authenticity: Staying true to oneself and comedic style requires resisting external influences and staying genuine.
• Audience Engagement: Authenticity and addressing controversial topics can foster a loyal fan base by resonating with listeners seeking genuine discussions and perspectives.

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Welcome back to Money Confessions, a weekly series where you tell us your deepest, darkest money secrets or hot takes. You're joined by Sim and Sonya, two best friends who have *a lot* to say.

This week, Sim and Sonya discuss a listener's money confession about considering leaving their job due to a difficult client. They express frustration with the pressure of how things look on resumes and emphasise the importance of valuing oneself in career decisions. The conversation touches on leveraging skills, seeking better opportunities, and not being afraid to make changes early in one's career.

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Most of us worry about money sometimes, but what if we changed the way we thought about our relationship to finances? Today’s guest, William MacAskill, offers a framework in which to do just that. He calls it effective altruism. One of the core arguments of effective altruism is that we all ought to consider giving away a significant chunk of our income because we know, to a mathematical near certainty, that several thousand dollars could save a life.

Today we’re going to talk about the whys and wherefores of effective altruism. This includes how to get started on a very manageable and doable level (which does not require you to give away most of your income), and the benefits this practice has on both the world and your own psyche.

MacAskill is an associate professor of philosophy at Oxford University and one of the founders of the effective altruism movement. He has a new book out called, What We Owe the Future, where he makes a case for longtermism, a term used to describe developing the mental habit of thinking about the welfare of future generations. 

In this episode we talk about: 

• Effective altruism
• Whether humans are really wired to consider future generations
• Practical tips for thinking and acting on longtermism
• His argument for having children
• And his somewhat surprising take on how good our future could be if we play our cards right

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Anthony Sassano is undoubtedly one of the most committed individuals to the Ethereum ecosystem and the values that come along with it. Dropping newsletters and podcasts every weekday with his consistent fervor is inspiring as it is valuable.

In this episode Layer Zero, we dive into what drives Anthony. This opens up to a broader conversation of philosophy, longevity research, his thesis on life, and his beard oil company (?!)

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Today’s episode is an interview that I did on “The Ranveer Show”. I’m super fired up for you to hear the gems that were dropped in this! We really go in depth on predicting the post-covid world, the impact NFTs will have in the coming years, different forms of social currency and how NFTs relate to the early rumblings of social media and web 2.0...

Enjoy! Let me know what you thought.

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P.S. As I mentioned in my intro, May is going to be a very very very very big month for a lot of people in this community https://www.garyvaynerchuk.com/how-to-make-a-cryptocurrency-or-nft-wallet/

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In this episode, psychiatrist Paul Conti, M.D. discusses the impact of untreated trauma, the rising rate of suicide, and the influence of modern society on mental health, to name a few important topics covered. Paul also talks about how to deal with these challenges for yourself, your loved ones, and the community at large.

We discuss:

• Paul’s background, and what drove him to psychiatry [5:00];
• How silent bravado and incessant striving can lead to a functional (and actual) death, and why Paul is critical of the current state of psychiatry [14:45];
• Psychedelics, psychotherapy and the dissolution of the ego [20:30];
• How current society may be contributing to the increasing amount of suffering [25:00];
• The ubiquity and impact of untreated trauma [31:45];
• The rising rate of suicide, parasuicide, and “accidental” death [35:30];
• Types of trauma, why we minimize it, and Peter’s introduction to Bridge to Recovery [44:00];
• Triggering shame and fear, childhood trauma, and why trauma doesn’t care about time [48:00];
• The impact of the brain on the body, and overcoming trauma with self-awareness [55:00];
• How to recognize and stop the cycle of shame transference [1:04:30];
• Peter’s profound experience at Bridge to Recovery, and the importance of finding shared experiences with others [1:11:15];
• How to identify and deal with our own personal trauma [1:19:00];
• Finding meaning in struggle, why we are less happy than ever, and the impact of an isolated society [1:25:30];
• What steps can we take as a society to make an appreciable impact on the rising sense of desperation and misery? [1:43:15];
• Resources, book recommendations, and things you can do [1:56:15]; and
• More.

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DO THE WORK PODCAST:

A dailyish show focusing on the reality of being a dad, running multiple businesses and all of the organization, productivity, and lifehacking that is in place to make it all work.  The show will make you cry, laugh, like me, and hate me, but most importantly it will remind you to remember what is truly important in your life.

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DO THE WORK PODCAST:

A dailyish show focusing on the reality of being a dad, running multiple businesses and all of the organization, productivity, and lifehacking that is in place to make it all work.  The show will make you cry, laugh, like me, and hate me, but most importantly it will remind you to remember what is truly important in your life.

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