Book · 2021 · Psychology
Path Through the Jungle
Path Through the Jungle by Steve Peters has been mentioned in 3 episodes across 2 podcasts (1 episode recommends it and 2 episodes discuss it), through . Most frequently brought up by Steve Peters (1 episode) and Steven Bartlett (2 episodes) on The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett (2 episodes) and Modern Wisdom (1 episode).
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Um in in a path through the jungle you talk about how our habits are influenced by our self-image.
The best things said about it
So I rewrought effectively and called it a path through the jungle so a path of the Jungle is more with it's got the evidence base the research behind it.
Why people recommend it
Dr. Steve Peters' "Path Through the Jungle" serves as a practical, evidence-based psychological guide designed to help individuals take control of their minds, manage stress, and build healthier behavioral patterns. On Modern Wisdom, Dr. Steve Peters recommended his own book as an actionable follow-up to his previous work, explaining that this volume includes explicit, hands-on exercises crafted to resonate with readers and provide a solid research foundation for personal development. Steven Bartlett frequently referenced the book across multiple episodes of The Diary Of A CEO, using its principles to explore various facets of human psychology. In their discussions, Bartlett and Peters examined how individuals unconsciously influence their habits through their internal self-image and how people engage in internal dialogue when trying to regulate their emotions. Furthermore, Bartlett brought up the book's comprehensive treatment of stress, utilizing Peters' expert insights to transition into deeper explorations of performance, mental resilience, and how top achievers manage high-pressure environments. Throughout these podcast appearances, "Path Through the Jungle" was highlighted as an indispensable mental toolkit rooted in scientific research, offering readers structured methodologies to navigate personal challenges, reframe unhelpful thought patterns, and achieve sustainable behavioral change under the guidance of one of the world's leading minds in psychological conditioning.
Every mention
Steve Peters that's a path to the Jungle is much more explicit with exercises to try that hopefully would resonate with… 1
“so I rewrought effectively and called it a path through the jungle so a path of the Jungle is more with it's got the evidence base the research behind it”
“that's a path to the Jungle is much more explicit with exercises to try that hopefully would resonate with people”
Steven Bartlett um in in a path through the jungle you talk about how our habits are influenced by our self-image 2
“I've heard you in a path through the jungle talk talk about what you just said there which is you actually talk to yourself”
“um in in a path through the jungle you talk about how our habits are influenced by our self-image”
“One of the topics um you write about in your book, A Path Through the Jungle, but also I've I've been quite intrigued by over the years is the idea of stress.”
Other mentions (5: passing, ad reads, own books)
“it's not a promotion but it's why I wrote a path to the Jungle”
“so that's why when I wrote the pass of the Jungle I was saying I'm going to show all the basics”
“I'm pushing the next book now oh this is I mean this one's a pass through the jungle is to me is is a step up”
“what I do is what I've seen the book here in a passage jungle I explained the starting point is get a blank piece of paper and write down who you want to be”
“However, um for Joe Public, some said, "I want to work on my own." And so I wrote this uh Path of the Jungle as as a manual with lots of diagrams, lots of science references this time for people who want to follow them up.”