Lost Connections

“I seem to remember in uh lost connections Johan Harry's book man what a great book uh that there's a carve out in the DSM for grief around depression”

“I remember in Johan hari's book lost connections he talked about how grief is such a reliable uh inducer of depression that I think maybe the DSM or maybe it was just advice for healthcare professionals”

“well I I I read the same thing with J Harry's book which is fantastic um was it lost connections is that the right one”

“that was why I love um johann hari's lost connections it was the first book i know that there's criticisms of that book and some of the research and stuff but it was the first book that i'd read that put the lions share of your mood in your hands”

“So we had this discussion when we talked about Lost Connections, your last book on depression”

“so this was johan hari that kind of got me onto this and his book lost connections about depression is a really good read and it reminds us that most of the recent history for depression was seen as a depression was classified as an imbalance of chemicals in the brain whereas johan changes that around and says part of”

“there's a story from johan hari's book lost connections about depression and in that he talks about this guy who had a special wooden wand thing”

“i am joined by johan hari author of lost connections johan welcome to the show”

“i've tried to summarize lost connections in one sentence i'm going to see oh god let me see”

“for the people who haven't read lost connections can you just run us through the nine and the seven”

“and there's a great book which is called it's my guy called Johann Hari called lost connection right and Johann is gonna come on eventually”

“Have you read lost connections by Johann Hari no fantastic book on depression highly recommended”

“the example is used in Johann Hari 's lost connections right and he's talking about the link between environment and waken adore environment”

“you gonna learn Johann Hari lost connections like [ __ ] knows what I'm gonna learn that like a written what appears to be the seminal meta-analysis on depression and anxiety for the modern world”

“And one of the things that I remember Johann Hari saying to me, who wrote a book called Lost Connections, is that in some cultures, the cure that they apply for depressive symptoms is giving someone purpose in their life.”

“I've heard one particular guy called Johan har who wrote a book called Lost connections tell me that in a study where they looked at”

“Um I remember reading a little bit about that in your previous book Lost Connections as well.”

“I showed up at your flat in London and I'd read your book Lost Connections.”

“And then obviously, I I read Johann Hari's book one day while I was actually in on the New York office”

“and as i've as i got older and started speaking to a lot of psychologists and people like johan hari who wrote lost the book lost connections um i my view on these mental health disorders and various sort of mental health conditions started to develop and evolve to realize that we're really all”

“the book lost connections but over the last several years johan's been on a completely different journey”

“especially lost connections which is one of my all-time favorite books by the way”

“then i read lost connections by johanna hari and it shows that a lot of the reason why we're getting more and more depressed”

“when i had the conversation with him and when i started reading his books many years ago i can quite honestly say that no book i've ever read in my life has had more of a positive impact a more transformative impact on the topics that matter most to my fulfillment and happiness than the work that johann has done”

“i genuinely mean that with your book lost connections”

“when people ask me at any point in my life they asked me to recommend a book i always say lost connections because it was that transformative”

“one thing i came from working there but also from reading one of my favorite books which is up there called lost connections by johanna hari was i used to think growing up that”

“then i spoke to johanna hari the you know the famous author of lost connections and the nine real reasons why people are getting depressed and anxious and it started to make a bit more sense to me”

“we had johanna hari who wrote the book called lost connections on this podcast his book is behind me one of my favorite books of all time”

“and johanna hari who came on this podcast and is actually coming back on this year that's a little exclusive for you wrote a life-shifting book called lost connections on this exact point”

“Lost Connections, which explores the roots of addiction, and his latest Stolen Focus: Why You Can't Pay Attention.”

“He is also the author of two quite profound books, "Chasing the Scream," and his more recent book, "Lost Connections" which is a quite compelling deep dive into the nature of depression and its underlying causes.”

“There was a there's a guy called um I'm interested in whether you're familiar with this guy, Johann Hari. He wrote a book called Lost Connections. I'm trying to get him on the podcast, but this is an amazing book that really takes a a really hard deep look at this depression problem and what is contributing to it.”

“Johann Hari talks about in his book. Lost Connections is one of my favorite books.”

“now lost connections how did the two of them tie together”

“We had a podcast with a guy wrote a book on it a guy Johann Hari who wrote a book on depression”

“So, this episode is a pairs nicely with a recent interview we did with I did with uh Johann Hari in his book Lost Connections.”

“and the subject of today's conversation is lost connections why you're depressed and how to find hope”

“his book has lost connections you know and thanks for being part of econ talk”

“he's written books about addiction and also depression chasing the scream lost connections”

“dear author johann hari i believe it's johan... this book is lost connections and the subtitle is uncovering the real causes of depression and the unexpected solutions”

“i'm reading a book a proof of johann hari's new book johann hari rose lost connections and chasing the scream”

“I was listening to Johann Hari book lost connections which is about the causes of depression and in that he cites a statistic that says 20% of Americans are actively unhappy at their job”

“misquoted Johan Harry's book Chasing the scream and lost connections lost connections is the one I read in full which I thought was great”

“I've got Johann Hari the author of lost connections I've got him coming on very soon”

“one of the most important quotes i i i read in the book lost connections was um as a society we used to think that like mental health disorders like ptsd and anxiety depression were a consequence of like something broken in you”

“so i guess i should just say what the book is about and then just just very briefly which is really the book was the thing that empowered me to write the book was that there were these two mysteries that i was thinking about a lot of the time”

“He's got a book out called Lost Connections, Uncovering the real causes of depression. Now, that book became a celebrated New York Times bestseller...”

“Lost Connections was the name of that book, released in 2018, New York Times best-seller. The real causes of depression and the unexpected solutions.”

“because i think that part of what disconnects us as a society and um you know is is um you know part of of the the the depression and mental illness that that you know you had a in in the lost connections book right”

“and Johann Hari will always bring it back to connection. I don't know if you read his book, Lost Connection, that's his vein- - Or The spiritual disconnection,”

“it was inspired a lot by johanna hari you wrote lost connections yes and um about getting back to our tribes”

“I'm reading this book right now about about I think it's called connections Joe on Hari he's at that book”

“a different Johann Hari book actually this guy has written a few good ones is about lost connections and about how we aren't nearly as connected to other people as we need to be”

“um so for the people who are listening you should have already heard me say johan's name is as far as i'm as far as i'm concerned lost connections your book is the 80 20 way to understand everything you need to know about depression”

“But the thing that I think is liberating about this discussion and there's a great book which is called it's my guy called Johann Hari called lost connection”

“the example is used in Johann Hari 's lost connections and he's talking about the link between environment and waken adore environment”