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The Diary Of A CEO with Steven BartlettDec 14, 2020

Joe Wicks on Addiction, Childhood Trauma, Depression And World Domination

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Guest: Joe Wicks

Notable books mentioned: Lost Connections by Johann Hari, Calm Parents, Happy Kids

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This week I have a recurring guest, the man who helped the lives of people around the globe during lockdown when they needed it most, Joe Wicks. After we last spoke he achieved his dream and has recently been awarded an MBE but when it had finished it led to Joe feeling lost and a notion of lack of purpose, he still has struggles that on the surface you would never imagine he had! Joe talks open and honestly about addiction, childhood Trauma and depression. These are just a handful of topics we cover in this week's episode, this is the Joe you don't know. Honestly, this is one of the most EMOTIONAL discussions I've ever taken part in and you need to hear it. Topics: - Achieving my ultimate goal in 18 weeks - Feeling lost - Goals going forwards - Your childhood - You must be really busy - Marriage, tell me where I’m going wrong - Therapy - Psychedelics & mental health - If you were to die today what would you regret - Social media - What roll does money play in your life? Sponsor - https://uk.huel.com/
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  • The strongest audience signal points to Individuals seeking to understand mental health better and parents seeking to improve their emotional responses.
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Lost Connections
Johann Hari
Best for Individuals seeking to understand mental health betterOften cited around reasons for depression

“The book discusses the real reasons for depression and anxiety, fundamentally stemming from a loss of connection.”

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Sentiment: Critical Analysis
For: Individuals seeking to understand mental health better
Key quote: “The book discusses the real reasons for depression and anxiety, fundamentally stemming from a loss of connection.”
The host highlights how 'Lost Connections' delves into the underlying causes of depression and anxiety. This book challenges conventional views by emphasizing the importance of social connections in mental health.
ASIN: B078HSDZSQ
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Calm Parents, Happy Kids
Best for parents seeking to improve their emotional responsesOften cited around parenting and emotional control

“The speaker mentions reading a book called 'Calm Parents, Happy Kids' which discusses emotional control and responses to parenting challenges.”

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Sentiment: Deep Dive
For: parents seeking to improve their emotional responses
Key quote: “you can either fight, flight or pause and have a breath”
The host discusses the challenges of parenting and the importance of emotional regulation, referencing the book 'Calm Parents, Happy Kids' as a guide. He emphasizes the need to pause and breathe instead of reacting impulsively to stressful situations with children.
ASIN: 0091955203
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