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Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 1016 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | BusinessEducationSelf-Improvement |
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I’ve loved this podcast for ages but the 21 October Life Strategy episode has to be one of my favourites. I listened to it three times straight and Seth’s final words at the end brought tears to my eyes. Great work as always, Jonathan.
This is one of the worst podcasts I have listened to. The guest rambles on and on and says absolutely nothing. The host encourages more of her nothingness. On the positive side, I will NOT be buying her book because of her performance on the podcast.
Good Life Project has been my favorite Podcast since the day I listened to episode after episode & found it to be consistently excellent in topic type of content I enjoy and hosted by the equally consistent Jonathan Fields. Compassionate, patient and measured in his interactions with guests, Jonathan has the amazing ability to distill & interpret his guests' message adding the perfect amount of intelligent & relevant commentary. It's the podcast I come back to every time (along w/his other)
Not sure why there’s so many sponsored commercial breaks. I was hoping to digest great content surrounding the nervous system, however that was hard to achieve since there are numerous 3-5 minute breaks just talking about paid ads :(
I tried to be empathic and listen through the ads which resulted in a wasted car ride podcast play.
Thank you so much for your podcast and this episode in particular! I’ve been living with chronic invisible pain for years and I’ve always hesitated to let people know about it (especially employers) because I don’t want to seem like a complainer or like I’m trying to avoid tasks in life or work. But this episode validated my worries and helped me understand how to manage the pain psychologically and/or learn how to move through life a little more easily with the pain. This is one of the best pod... more
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