If the happiest man alive called you, what would you do?
He proposed something simple, a scientific challenge. Either prove him right or prove him wrong. This is the story of what happened next.
I learn from Russell Brunson that passionate people are curious and get excited. Also, our first guest who is not my mom!
Amanda is stuck because she needs to remember what she loves.
Tal talks about how he gave up and Amanda is worried she gave up. She wants to feel like the hero of her own life again. She defines a Spotlight Value.
I have a better chance of getting struck by lighting than the happiest man alive picking up the phone and calling me. …
The next logical thing to do is to put out an advertisement for the real Happiest Man Alive to call me.
I decide that the best way to prove he's the Happiest Man Alive is to try his system out on myself.
The way to happiness is paved with good things. Will I be able to find the road?
I discover a diamond at the bottom of a deep, dark cave. Will I be able to get out of here with it?
This is the answer to the riddle of who I am.
Amanda dives into a supermassive black hole: the fear of failure. Will she ever emerge?
