Podcasts that mention 📚 The Comfort Crisis by Michael Easter

and then I started journaling more and I read that Comfort crisis by Michael Easter and he talks about like rucking which is a fancy word for just carrying like weight in a back back and I started doing that on uh when I walk my dog

Ron mentions reading the book and how it introduced him to the concept of rucking, which he now does.

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And there's a brilliant book by a man named Michael Easter called The Comfort Crisis, and he actually talks about a Japanese concept called the misogi.

During the episode, host Brad references the book 'The Comfort Crisis' by Michael Easter, emphasizing its insights on tackling hard challenges and their significance.

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And if folks are sort of intrigued by this, Michael Easter wrote a book that came out probably a year ago—a New York Times bestseller—called The Comfort Crisis.

During the episode, Dr. Bobby Dubois highlights the book 'The Comfort Crisis' by Michael Easter, where he explores the idea of challenging oneself and the negative effects of modern comfort on our lives, both mentally and physically. He recommends this book to listeners interested in these subjects.

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You know, I mean, Michael Easter’s book Comfort Crisis is great. You know, it's it's like, you know, we used to walk like 10 miles a day and, you know, we're not burning that energy.

The guest mentions Michael Easter's book 'Comfort Crisis' in the context of modern lack of physical exertion.

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I think we uh you know Michael Easter's book The Comfort Christ which I think is a masterpiece I think we have a culture that's that's allergic to discomfort and so I think that tension is that's where Joy is

Dr. John Delony mentions Michael Easter's book 'The Comfort Crisis' and calls it a masterpiece, relating it to the culture's aversion to discomfort.

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Michael Easter wrote a great book called The Comfort crisis which is about this and talking about challenges of uh excessive convenience

The host mentions Michael Easter's book and its topic about the challenges of excessive convenience.

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When you were talking about your students, though, one thought that came to mind: I don't know if you've read Michael Easter's book, The Comfort Crisis?

During the podcast, Mike inquires whether Angela has read 'The Comfort Crisis' by Michael Easter, linking it to her observations about students shying away from challenges. This leads to a discussion about the book and its themes, including the concept of 'Misogi,' which encourages embracing discomfort.

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I think you got this from The Comfort Crisis, but there was something you were telling me about lines—about the lines of walking and the lack of straight lines. Walk me through that.

The podcast host discusses the book 'The Comfort Crisis' and refers to insights he gained from the guest regarding the concept of walking and the absence of straight lines.

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But I do think a lot of what Michael Easter talks about in The Comfort Crisis really resonates.

The guest expresses that he strongly connects with the ideas presented by Michael Easter in his book, 'The Comfort Crisis'.

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And then, you know Mike Easter? Um, he became a friend, the Comfort Crisis, and I started rucking!

During the conversation, Mike mentions the book 'The Comfort Crisis' by Michael Easter as a reason for why he started rucking.

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My friend Michael Easter, who's been a podcast guest on this podcast before wrote a book called The Comfort Crisis. And it's all about that, this bizarre place that we are where so many people are just seeking comfort and taking the path of least resistance and trying to do things the easiest way possible.

In this segment, Joe Rogan discusses the book The Comfort Crisis, authored by his friend Michael Easter. He elaborates on the themes of the book, which examine how contemporary society's pursuit of comfort and ease tends to diminish fulfillment and personal growth.

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the book Comfort crisis dopamine Nation are great books that talk about these kind of things

Mike Glover lists this book as a great book discussing related topics.

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but at the same time i think and i argue in the book the comfort crisis that we need these moments that push back at us

The guest, Michael Easter, explicitly mentions his book 'The Comfort Crisis' and its central theme.

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