Eye-Opening LESSONS From The Longest Study On HAPPINESS | DR. ROBERT WALDINGER #246

Meet Dr. Robert Waldinger, an American psychiatrist, psychoanalyst, and Zen priest. In this episode, Dr. Waldinger discusses the role relationships play in personal and professional development.

At the beginning of the episode, we explore how relationships represent opportunities for growth and development through meaningful connections.

Midway through the episode, we talk about how happiness and money are related. Also, Dr. Waldinger shares some steps you can take to cultivate new relationships in your personal and professional life.

At the end of the episode, we emphasize the importance of avoiding loneliness during your entrepreneurial journey and how curiosity can be a powerful motivator to make new relationships.

I hope you all enjoyed this episode and gained some valuable insights about the importance of relationships in your entrepreneurial journey.

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Timestamps:

00:00 Introduction to Dr. Waldinger
01:15 The health of our relationships
02:30 Delayed gratification
07:00 High achievers & connections
10:30 Work & relationships
13:45 Being a Zen Priest
15:30 Happiness study
19:30 Money as a magnifier
22:00 Short-term interventions
23:45 Practices for life-long relationships
25:45 Replacing relationships
28:15 Maintaining relationships & professional outcome
31:00 Truths through generations
36:30 Skill Set for better relationships
39:00 Where to find Robert