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EPISODE · Jul 13, 2016 · 49 MIN

Ep. 77: Cracking The Happiness Equation w Neil Pasricha, Blogger & Author Extraordinaire

from The SuperHuman Academy Podcast

Greetings, SuperFriends! In this episode, we are joined by a highly esteemed author and public speaker, a Harvard MBA and formal Walmart executive, who's book, entitled "The Book of Awesome," has been a New York Times Bestseller for 5 years straight. His popular TED talk has garnered millions of views, and his award winning blog, 1000 Awesome Things, ranks among some of the top blogs on the web. In addition, he's published a number of other books, and has most recently published The Happiness Equation, a book on how to rethink your life, your career, your time, and your relationships.   In this episode, I wanted to get behind the science of happiness and simplicity with someone who has devoted his career to it. We talk about the habits of happiness, the law of attraction, the science of success, life satisfaction, motivation, life transitions, and much, much more. It's an absolutely fascinating episode with a brilliant mind, and I just know you'll take away a ton of motivation and inspiration, just like I did.

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