
Habits and Hustle helps share the stories, habits, and rituals of people's journeys on living fulfilled lives. Host Jennifer Cohen interviews thought leaders, entrepreneurs, and overall extraordinary people who share their insight and open up about the normally hidden aspects that have made a difference in their success.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 369 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationSelf-ImprovementBusinessEntrepreneurship | |||

Most people know exactly what they should be doing to feel better, follow through, and build the life they want, but actually doing it is where everything falls apart. In this episode, we get into why mindfulness has been misunderstood, why your nerv... more
I have a bone to pick with the word entrepreneur because somewhere along the way, it became less about building something real and more about having a sexy title in your Instagram bio. Everyone wants the label, but not everyone has put in the time, t... more
Modern relationship advice is everywhere, and most of it is making your relationships harder, not better. These are the buzzwords that we see spread all over the internet like the misused attachment labels, the "be more vulnerable" coaching, the body... more
The most powerful longevity tool you have is not in a bottle or a needle. It’s in the quality of your relationships. There’s a body of data that’s been saying this for decades. Yet, the wellness industry kept focusing on the other direction of wellne... more
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First of all, the opening of this podcast makes absolutely no sense. Tony Robbins announces himself, but doesn’t actually introduce Jen and then Jen comes on the podcast and doesn’t introduce herself. There’s so much going on and she is constantly interrupting, and I feel as if she loses direction very easily and doesn’t know what she is saying next. I wonder if she’s actually doing research or referring to Shouse because it certainly sounds like none of the show prep is getting done.
I could not even get through the episode with the Harvard professor who was talking about over sharing. Jen Cohen was so rude to her that it made me cringe. She talked over her, pushed against her, and made fun of her ideas. I can't believe this is the way she would treat somebody that she was interviewing. I'm literally shocked. It was disgusting.
A must listen. I love how Jen Cohen just say things with no filter. She says the things most of us are thinking. Her guests come from all aspects of life and there is always nuggets to find in all of them. The Dr. Shadé Zahria interview so far is one my favorites. So many lessons and insights.
Been trying to get through these episodes which is just the high school cool kids club with no other credentials, but completely lost me at the Tania episode. She’s a complete grifter and for Jen to have someone on the show that says it’s ok to slap your children is a questionable display of morality.
Tried to listen to the Aliia Rosa interview and the interviewer interrupted waaaaaay to much OMG
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A goal-oriented show that centers on habits, hustle, and personal growth, featuring thought leaders, entrepreneurs, coaches, and high-achieving experts who share practical routines, mindset shifts, and behind-the-scenes stories. Episodes often blend science-backed wellbeing concepts with real-world applications—covering topics like longevity, happiness, somatic healing, and high-performance practices—making it useful for listeners seeking actionable steps to improve productivity, health, and life balance. Noteworthy is the frequent pairing of practical, battle-tested strategies with candid journeys of overcoming adversity, offering a mix of inspiration and repeatable frameworks for everyday life and business growth.
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Recent guests on Habits and Hustle include:
1. Shawn Stevenson
2. Thais Gibson
3. Tony Robbins
4. James Beshara
5. Kevin Trudeau
6. Jamie Siminoff
7. Ken Rideout
8. Dr. Laurie Santos
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