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When Things Fall Apart
“One of them is titled When Things Fall Apart, some of the first books I read when things fell apart for me.”
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Andy Johns
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01 / recommendation
Mentions personal use of When Things Fall Apart.
“One of them is titled When Things Fall Apart, some of the first books I read when things fell apart for me.”
- Speaker
- Andy Johns
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast
02 / recommendation
I called it Clues Dot Life for a reason because if there's one thing that I've learned in my own personal journey, it's that given the immense heterogeneity of the human population and how we're all born unique and then we're made further unique through our own individual life experiences, the thing that's clear to me is that if somebody is going through their own struggles, at the end of the day, they have to find the philosophies, the tools, and the methods that work for them.
“I called it Clues Dot Life for a reason because if there's one thing that I've learned in my own personal journey, it's that given the immense heterogeneity of the human population and how we're all born unique and then we're made further unique through our own individual life experiences, the thing that's clear to me is that if somebody is going through their own struggles, at the end of the day, they have to find the philosophies, the tools, and the methods that work for them.”
- Speaker
- Andy Johns
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast
03 / recommendation
I would also say, this one's a little controversial, but you're going to want a therapist that is at least as intelligent, if not more intelligent than you because I think part of that openness to learning from them and to feeling somewhat comfortable but also feeling inspired and looking forward to it as if sometimes they say things that make you say, "Oh, shit.
“I would also say, this one's a little controversial, but you're going to want a therapist that is at least as intelligent, if not more intelligent than you because I think part of that openness to learning from them and to feeling somewhat comfortable but also feeling inspired and looking forward to it as if sometimes they say things that make you say, "Oh, shit.”
- Speaker
- Andy Johns
- Publisher
- Lenny's Podcast