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"Doing well, feeling fine" is a personal collection of ideas that seem useful for navigating our 30s, 40s, and beyond. While broadly related to personal insight and self-improvement, the conversations here encourage listeners to critically interrogate their life goals: Why do we want what we want? By whose standards are the things we strive for set? The perspectives shared here serve a dual purpose: first, be genuinely helpful in our pursuit of growth and fulfilment, especially around midlife. And second, provide tools to challenge how we think and what we pay attention to.
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Guest interviews
English
United States
28 episodes
since March 31, 2023
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In this episode I am sitting down with Professor Simon Critchley:
He is the Hans Jonas Professor of Philosophy at the New School for Social Research.
Simon and I discuss the role of story and narrative in making sense of our biographies.
We explore how the stories we tell about ourselves ofte…
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In this episode, I am talking to Dr. Peter Kim. He is a Professor of Management and Organization at University of Southern California’s Marshall School of Business. His research focuses on the dynamics of social misperception, with a particular focus on the violation and repair of trust.
His lates…
In this episode, I am speaking to the amazing and prolific Viv Groskop (www.vivgroskop.com). She is a journalist, author, podcaster, and comedian.
She is the author of 6 books, two of which we spend some time on in this episode: “How to Own the Room” and her recent book, out now, called “Happy …
New episodes are in the bag, and we are back for the next "season".
In this episode, I am in NY, sitting down with Christian Madsbjerg who is a professor at NY's New School and co-founder of consulting firm ReD Associates. Christian teaches widely on the practical application of the huma…
Today’s episode features Anabel Maldonado, CEO of psykhe.ai. Anabel trained as a psychologist and studied how measurable personality traits lead to predictable consumer choices. Building on the classic “OCEAN” model of personality, she developed a framework to explain what about us is driving taste…
By all standards, Phumi Morare was on a stellar path: following 4 years on the credit risk team at Goldman Sachs and two years at McKinsey & Company, she still decided to begin again: In 2017, she pursued her passion for film-making and set sail for film school in LA.
We did an episode on end…
In this episode, I head to the seaside to join my mother on a week-long fasting retreat. I cover some of the purported benefits of fasting and compare that with my own experience, recorded during the retreat. For sure, I can report significant weight loss of 6kg. But was it mostly water, muscle or …
This week I am sitting down with the amazing Baratunde Thurston! Another "renaissance human" on the podcast, combining a passion for the performing arts with a serious mission to drive broader social change by increasing what he calls "small-d democracy" - having all of us invol…
This week, I am sitting down with Peter Semple, who managed to combine his personal passion and professional mission: Peter is Chief Marketing Officer at Depop. Before that, he spent 7 years in Google’s Creative Lab. His love of culture, fashion, art and music naturally flows into his work as CMO o…
In the area of "body recomposition" (fat loss, muscle gain), Andy Morgan is one of the most experienced coaches and client advisers around. He is also one of the most generous, offering his insights from over a decade of serving >1100 clients successfully on his website for free www.ri…
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