Podcasts that mention 📚 The Saad Truth about Happiness by Gad Saad

In the last chapter of my happiness book, I quote Victor Frankl, who says that pursuing success should not be the primary aim, but rather a consequence of making the right decisions. I suggest swapping 'success' with 'happiness' in that quote, as that's exactly my perspective.

Gad Saad discusses a concept from his book, The Saad Truth about Happiness, where he references a quote by Victor Frankl. Frankl suggests that the pursuit of success should not be the main goal but rather an outcome of making the right decisions. Saad emphasizes his own perspective by suggesting that 'success' could be replaced with 'happiness'.

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I discuss how choosing the right spouse and profession can lead to immense happiness or misery in my book. There's much detail involved in making those choices, but I also talk about approaching life with a playful mindset.

Gad Saad refers to his book, where he delves into how making the right choices in life, particularly regarding one's spouse and career, can significantly affect happiness. He emphasizes a playful approach to life as part of this exploration.

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I talk about mindset shifts that can help prevent these types of regrets in my book. The divide today reflects a broader societal mindset: between those who feel victimized versus those who are empowered to take action with purpose.

Gad Saad discusses his book, which includes advice on mindset shifts that can help prevent feelings of regret. He likely refers to 'The Saad Truth about Happiness' as a resource for this perspective.

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In contrast, the stories I’ve shared about those two men in my book have energized students, showing them that it’s possible to achieve incredible things, no matter your age. Biden’s attitude is the exact opposite; he’s telling a generation that they’re victims stuck in an oppressive system, and that’s nauseating.

Gad Saad mentions his book, explaining how the stories within have inspired students by demonstrating that it's never too late to achieve great things. Although he doesn't explicitly state it, he is likely referring to 'The Saad Truth about Happiness'.

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That’s a good segue to my book, where I explore the connection between political orientation and happiness. Research consistently shows that conservatives score higher in happiness than liberals or progressives.

Gad Saad mentions his book, stating that it explores the connection between political orientation and happiness, using research to show that conservatives are typically happier than liberals. He is likely referring to 'The Saad Truth about Happiness'.

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