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Podcast Notes Playlist: Latest Episodes episodes

April 27, 2020 #163 - Richard Shotton - Psychology, Advertising & Human Behaviour
Richard Shotton is a behavioural scientist, Founder of Astroten and an author.

One of my favourite guests returns today as we discuss mental models, psychology, consumer behaviour, principles for advertising, social change and much more.

Expect to learn how you can tell someone's mood by the movement of their mouse, why the end of an experience is the most important, what makes the perfect advert, how you can increase workplace safety with skeleton gloves and much more.

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1 hr 26 min
April 26, 2020#191 Chef Daniel Boulud-A Michelin Star Chef on Pursuing Your Dreams, Developing Your Skills and the Lessons Learned from Mentors!
Podcast Notes Key Takeaways
It took Daniel roughly 10 years to open up his first restaurant
Working with young chefs gave Daniel the confidence that by working together, they could make it in America
“Still today, I am always driven by my team, by the people working with me” – Daniel Boulud
To be successful, study your mentors
“Since I started to be a chef, I always observed my mentor very carefully and also the leading people carefully in their organization” – Daniel Boulud
“When you start to understand the thought process of someone, I think you learn a lot from it”
If you’re a young chef, it’s important to understand the expectations of the restaurant, your boss, and the customers
The food is the most important thing in a restaurant, but also keep in mind the ambiance, service, and price of the food
At the end of the day, restaurants are in the entertainment business
“We are cooking and entertaining you for a couple of hours” – Daniel Boulud
The hard truth about being a great chef:
“When you think of great chefs in the world, you don’t really remember them for the thousands and thousands dishes they’ve cooked. You only remember them for one or two dishes.” – Daniel Boulud

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Over the past 30 years few people if any have as impressive of a resume in the culinary world as world renowned Chef Daniel Boulud.

A native of Lyon, France Chef Boulud is considered one of America’s leading culinary authorities and one of the most revered French chefs.

Chef Boulud has also embraced the entrepreneurial spirit owning more than 15 restaurants all over the world and knows the inns and outs of every aspect of his business.

Boulud is the author of nine cookbooks, the recipient of multiple James Beard Foundation awards including “Outstanding Chef”, and “Outstanding Restaurateur”, he’s been awarded four Michelin Stars and in 2013 was inducted into the Culinary Hall of Fame.

If you want a behind the scenes look into of one of the best chefs of our generation then you’ll love this episode!

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1 hr 1 min
April 25, 2020 #DeepDive — WFH Productivity Hacks — Hiten Shah
"The most exciting new podcast in the startup world.” - Eric Ries, Founder, and NYTimes bestselling author
I am really excited about today's episode with none other than Hiten Shah. This is a topic that many people are thinking about, myself included — which is how to work from home productively and efficiently.
I've been doing it for about a year and a half now. If you google “remote or work from home best practices” Hiten’s content is the stuff that comes up at the top of the list and for good reason. He's been working from home and running distributed teams for almost two decades... way longer than anyone else I know... So when I thought about a deep-dive episode in this topic, I couldn't think of anyone better than Hiten to join us with his best practices in general (as well as a COVID-19 version) of working from home.
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58 min
April 24, 2020 #91 – Jack Dorsey: Square, Cryptocurrency, and Artificial Intelligence
Jack Dorsey is the co-founder and CEO of Twitter and the founder and CEO of Square. Support this podcast by signing up with these sponsors: – MasterClass: https://masterclass.com/lex EPISODE LINKS: Jack’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/jack Start Small Tracker: https://bit.ly/2KxdiBL This conversation is part of the Artificial Intelligence podcast. If you would like to get more information about this podcast go to https://lexfridman.com/ai or connect with @lexfridman on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Medium, or YouTube where you can watch the video versions of these conversations. If you enjoy the podcast, please rate it 5 stars on Apple Podcasts, follow on Spotify, or support it on
52 min
April 24, 2020 31: Ryan Holiday - Conspiracy, Manipulation & other Pastimes
Ryan Holiday is a master manipulator with a cool head, and keen eye for social observation and a big heart. Eric sits down with the Author of "Conspiracy" and tries to get a self-confessed former manipulator and one of the top emerging millennial social analysts to tell us how he unweaves society's artifices to see what is really driving our current moment across many areas.
Ryan is a unique voice who uses stoicism to remain intellectually detached but without seemingly succuming to emotional or moral disinterest in the issues of our day. With a background in marketing and media. he has gone beyond mere vice signaling to try to help people see how open they are to having their own media and digital habits weaponized against them. In some ways, one could say that he has migrated from grey-hat mind hacker to a white hat analyst and conversationalist helping us to better understand ourselves using ancient wisdom in a modern moment.
This interview was recorded slightly before the quarantining and so is interesting to think of in light of what is about to happen.
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2 hr 27 min
April 24, 2020 #424: Brian Koppelman on Making Art, Francis Ford Coppola, Building Momentum, and More
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“A lot of growing up is learning to shift the responsibility from the other to the self.” — Brian Koppelman
Brian Koppelman (@briankoppelman) is a screenwriter, novelist, director, producer, and host of The Moment podcast. Prior to his hit show Billions, which he co-created and executive produced (and co-wrote on spec), he was best known as the co-writer of Rounders and Ocean’s Thirteen, as well as a producer of The Illusionist and The Lucky Ones. He has also directed films, such as Solitary Man, starring Michael Douglas.
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1 hr 31 min
April 23, 2020Morgan Housel – The Psychology of Money (EP.06)
Podcast Notes Key Takeaways
The psychological element of money is the reason it’s taboo, emotions like embarrassment and ego are involved with what people do with their money
One exception is wealth fund managers who don’t invest personal money in the fund they manage – This is mostly a red flag
Money and sports are non-violent forms of figuring out where you stand in society
The best value money can provide to you is the freedom to control your time and do whatever you like, this brings lasting happiness
As you get more successful, the goal post keeps moving, and you keep chasing it
The most important financial skill: Getting the goal post to stop moving
When choosing your life’s partner, it’s important to be in sync about your expectations and style of living
The behavioral side of investing is the most important: learning about your emotions, your endurance and how you deal with volatility
Put simply: It doesn’t matter if you are the best stock picker in the world if you panic in an economic crisis
Advice for fresh college graduates – Learn about 2 topics: health and money – here is why:
They will have big influence on your life whether you are interested in them or not

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In this episode of Infinite Loops we spoke with Morgan Housel, a Partner at the Collaborative Fund. Our conversation covered:

The content of Morgan’s upcoming book

Whether money is the ‘last taboo’

Money as a hierarchal system

What shapes the role of money in different societies

Investor psychology and self-inflicted problems

If you’d like to pre-order Morgan’s book, you can find more information here: https://www.amazon.com/Psychology-Money-Timeless-lessons-happiness/dp/0857197681
48 min
April 23, 2020 Tim Ferriss: You’re not Isaac Newton! Give yourself a break for being unproductive right now.
Bestselling author, investor, and podcaster Tim Ferriss talks with Recode's Kara Swisher about his advice for people coping with the coronavirus quarantine, which includes giving yourself slack for being unproductive, afraid, and fatigued; the crucial difference between fast decisions and rushed ones; and why the pandemic crisis is a "natural culling of the herd" for businesses in a "bloated capitalist system" that have no resilience. Ferriss also discusses what he's starting to invest in after taking a five-year break, why he's holding onto his early stake in Uber, and why he's been funding research into psychedelic drugs at Imperial College London and Johns Hopkins Medicine. Plus: How being a pessimist and keeping expectations low can lead to greater happiness.
Previously: Listen to Tim's earlier appearance on Recode Decode, from January 2017.
Featuring:
Tim Ferriss (@tferriss), host, The Tim Ferriss Show
Host:
Kara Swisher (@karaswisher), Recode co-founder and editor-at-large
More to explore:
On Reset, Arielle Duhaime-Ross explores why — and how — tech is changing everything.
On Recode Media, Peter Kafka interviews business titans, journalists, comedians and podcasters about the collision of tech and media.
On Pivot, Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway talk about the big tech news stories of the week, who's winning, who's failing, and what comes next.
And on Land of the Giants, Jason Del Rey chronicled the rise of Amazon. Season 2 will focus on Netflix and is coming soon!
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1 hr 14 min
April 23, 2020 #604: The Boring Decadence of Modern Society
On the surface, it can feel like we've made a lot of technological, economic, and cultural progress during the past 30 years. But if you look closer, you start to notice that in a lot of ways, we've been running on repeat for several decades now. My guest today argues that this is what typically happens to rich and powerful societies: A period of growth and dynamism, such as we experienced after WWII, is followed by a period of stagnation and malaise. His name is Ross Douthat and his latest book is The Decadent Society: How We Became the Victims of Our Own Success. We begin our conversation discussing Ross's idea of decadence and how it's particularly marked by the quality of boredom. We then explore how decadence manifests itself in different areas of our society: Ross and I discuss how even though the realms of the economy and technology might seem vibrant (or at least they did before the pandemic struck), Americans are actually starting fewer businesses, moving less for work, and making fewer life-altering innovations than in times past. We then discuss the fact that clothing styles haven't changed all that much from the 1990s, the repercussions of couples having fewer children, and the calcification of our political institutions. We end our conversation with how each of us as individuals can fight back against decadence.
Get the show notes at aom.is/decadence.
46 min
April 23, 2020 578 - How 2 Minutes a Day of Networking Leads to New Opportunities with Jordan Harbinger
This is my networking hack: I dig through my inbox. Find an email chain from eight years ago (that I probably never responded to). Then I write back as if no time has passed at all. People love it. They forgive you for disappearing. And they're glad you got in touch. But that's my ONLY networking tip. Jordan Harbinger is the complete opposite networker than me. He's an expert at it. He's built thousands of relationships that have led to a top podcast, 6 million monthly downloads, speaking gigs, freedom to work for himself, be creative daily and more. In this episode, he tells me how he keeps track of people, build relationships, re-engages old, lost connections and what you can techniques you can use in your life starting now.
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1 hr 30 min

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