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EPISODE · Sep 17, 2019 · 45 MIN

126 with Wall-Street Bestselling Author Nir Eyal

from Feed Your Brain Podcast · host Max Elster and Mike Mahlkow

Nir Eyal is a known face in the tech- and entrepreneurship scene. He is a Wallstreet-Bestselling Author of the book 'Hooked - How To Build Habit Performing Products', a long-time entrepreneur and an angel investor in different tech startups like Anchor, Eventbrite or ProductHunt. In addition to that, he has been teaching at Stanford Graduate School of Business and has helped different tech companies take their way around building products.  Besides all that, he has just published a new book a couple of days ago called 'Indistractable - How To Control Your Attention And Choose Your Life'. It's all about understanding the psychology of us not doing the right things and clear ideas on how we can become more productive and more focused in what we do every single day. I have had the chance to read it and I was blown away by the way he breaks down distraction to major concepts and helps with definite methods to bring more traction in life when it comes to doing the right tasks.  Enjoy the ride!  Shownotes:  Nir's Website Buy his new book here You can find Nir @nireyal and me @maxelster. 

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