How to Find Your True Purpose & Create Your Best Life | Dr. James Hollis
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Top Comments (10)
At 84, Dr. Hollis' mental/verbal clarity and speed is exceptionally high. It's inspiring.
I’m genuinely in awe of James Hollis’ intellect, wisdom and compassion. For me, this is one of your best
1. What are the stories we are living? 2. We live reacting to everything that happens to us. Do we have other options? 3. I'm accountable for what I have lived so far. 4. Everything is conditionable. Everything has a condition. 5. Serving the self is not selfish. 6. What does one really want? 7. Reflecting on my dreams with coffee every morning. 8. Psychology in Greek: 'Pay attention to the soul.' 9. Escape from any stimulus. Everything is a stimulus. 10. Find the place. Tolerate being with yourself, and if you really pay attention, something will start coming up. 11. Healthy response to whatever life brings up. 12. Look for people that can see what we cannot see. 13. Taking responsibility for my shadow and stop blaming others. 14. You become larger than what happened to you. 15. When you are done with your fears, the fears of others won't be so threatening. 16. Is this your life or someone else's? Some people just keep living reactively. 17. Tell me not your politics or your religion, tell me your suffering. 18. Pay attention, honor what emerges, and have courage to deal with it. We can live in a different way.
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“I’m not here to fit in; I’m here to be who I am”
This has been my favorite Andrew Huberman episode ever. Round of applause for James Hollis 👏🏼
This guy is one of the best interviewers I’ve seen in a while. Most of them interrupt their guests and it’s extremely annoying. I love how he allows his guests to complete their answers.
"What was once protective can become restrictive later on." Powerful.
I’ve listened to this episode four times since it came out — the only podcast I’ve ever replayed this much. This conversation is a timeless reminder (I imagine for Andrew and James as well). Thanks for this conversation 🙏🏻
God I love how each of you is silent when the other one speaks. No fretting, no interruptions. Not to even mention the beautiful level of vocabulary used. Great interview! James Hollis' work is my current preocuppation together with Richard Schwartz'.
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Top Comments (10)
At 84, Dr. Hollis' mental/verbal clarity and speed is exceptionally high. It's inspiring.
I’m genuinely in awe of James Hollis’ intellect, wisdom and compassion. For me, this is one of your best
1. What are the stories we are living? 2. We live reacting to everything that happens to us. Do we have other options? 3. I'm accountable for what I have lived so far. 4. Everything is conditionable. Everything has a condition. 5. Serving the self is not selfish. 6. What does one really want? 7. Reflecting on my dreams with coffee every morning. 8. Psychology in Greek: 'Pay attention to the soul.' 9. Escape from any stimulus. Everything is a stimulus. 10. Find the place. Tolerate being with yourself, and if you really pay attention, something will start coming up. 11. Healthy response to whatever life brings up. 12. Look for people that can see what we cannot see. 13. Taking responsibility for my shadow and stop blaming others. 14. You become larger than what happened to you. 15. When you are done with your fears, the fears of others won't be so threatening. 16. Is this your life or someone else's? Some people just keep living reactively. 17. Tell me not your politics or your religion, tell me your suffering. 18. Pay attention, honor what emerges, and have courage to deal with it. We can live in a different way.
Thank you for watching. If you enjoyed this topic and episode, please click the "like" button and subscribe to our channel here on YouTube. Thank you for your interest in science!
“I’m not here to fit in; I’m here to be who I am”
This has been my favorite Andrew Huberman episode ever. Round of applause for James Hollis 👏🏼
This guy is one of the best interviewers I’ve seen in a while. Most of them interrupt their guests and it’s extremely annoying. I love how he allows his guests to complete their answers.
"What was once protective can become restrictive later on." Powerful.
I’ve listened to this episode four times since it came out — the only podcast I’ve ever replayed this much. This conversation is a timeless reminder (I imagine for Andrew and James as well). Thanks for this conversation 🙏🏻
God I love how each of you is silent when the other one speaks. No fretting, no interruptions. Not to even mention the beautiful level of vocabulary used. Great interview! James Hollis' work is my current preocuppation together with Richard Schwartz'.