Podcasts that mention 📚 The Secret by Rhonda Byrne

there's also [ __ ] like a lot of poisonous stuff gets very famous and I'm speaking here about the SEC secret which we have I think discussed adequately

The host lists 'The Secret' as an example of 'poisonous stuff' that became famous through Oprah's book club.

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So that was a pretty monumental finding for motivation scientists, to understand that creating these dream boards, these vision boards, or to-do lists, might actually backfire, because it in and of itself is the creation of a goal and the satisfaction of the goal, and then people understandably give themselves some time to just enjoy that positive experience. So much for 'The Secret.'

In this segment, the speakers analyze the efficacy of visualizing goals and caution that practices like dream boards and to-do lists might not yield the desired results. Andrew Huberman mentions the self-help book 'The Secret,' known for its advocacy of visualization, highlighting its controversial stance on goal-setting.

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I think the mind—it’s like, you know I guess that's what like books like 'The Secret' plug into. They kind of make a whole industry out of it, but there is something about the mind believing something, making it a reality.

In this segment, Lex discusses how the concept of belief is connected to the ideas presented in 'The Secret,' highlighting its influence in creating a mindset that can manifest reality.

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and the pure thesis behind it was what you had about 20 years ago was the secret the book that came out and it was this idea that you could just manifest things into reality

The speaker mentions 'The Secret' as a book that came out about 20 years ago, associated with the idea of manifesting reality.

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Harry keenan37 who is someone in the self-help space you think is overrated Rhonda Byrne the author of The Secret Yes the author of The Secret Rhonda burnt a horse [ __ ] as far as I can see encourages people to take a passive low agency low sovereignty uh victim mentality when the world doesn't deliver what it is that they want

Chris identifies Rhonda Byrne, the author of The Secret, as an overrated figure in the self-help space and criticizes the book's message.

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This is the one where Reese lights the secret by Rhonda burnin

The speaker compares Derren Brown's "Happy" to "The Secret" by Rhonda Byrne.

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I'm going to say like, oh you know, maybe what all these kids need to do, maybe what I should have done as a teacher is sat at lunch and really helped kids visualize these positive futures! I don’t know, passed around The Secret!

In this moment, podcast host Angela humorously considers the idea of using the book 'The Secret' as a helpful resource for encouraging children to envision their positive futures.

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So here’s the thing that you don't read about in The Secret: the butt is this—the butt is this—when you cross the Rubicon, you're not done!

Angela discusses an overlooked aspect of the concept presented in 'The Secret,' emphasizing that there are additional steps in the process that are not mentioned in the book.

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I know this is obvious to you and me, but I don't think it's obvious to everybody who buys The Secret or who answers questions like, you know, the universe is going to bring me success!

Angela discusses that while the ideas in 'The Secret' may seem clear to some, they might not be obvious to everyone who invests in the book, highlighting its potential shortcomings.

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In the first half of the show, Mike says that in her 2006 book, The Secret, author Rhonda Byrne writes that the titular concept is largely based on the law of attraction.

During a discussion in the podcast, Mike highlights that Rhonda Byrne's book, 'The Secret', discusses concepts primarily rooted in the law of attraction.

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So the book that Byrne wrote, The Secret, was largely based on the law of attraction, but like, attraction to what?

In this segment, host Angela discusses the book 'The Secret', explaining that it focuses on the concept of the law of attraction.

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There was this book that came out and this movie that came out called The Secret. Oh yeah, have you ever heard of this?

Podcast hosts Mike and Angela are discussing the concept of manifestation. Mike brings up 'The Secret,' a book by Rhonda Byrne, to introduce the topic.

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So The Secret was written by this Australian TV writer, her name is Rhonda Byrne. The book went on to sell more than 30 million copies worldwide and has been translated into more than 50 languages.

In this segment, the host discusses 'The Secret,' a book written by Australian author Rhonda Byrne. She highlights the impressive sales of over 30 million copies and its translations into more than 50 languages.

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So in The Secret, Byrne refers to this three-step process and she loved this idea so much, she ran with it and talked about how her life had collapsed around her.

Host Angela provides context about 'The Secret', explaining that author Rhonda Byrne outlines a three-step process, and reflects on how her life had fallen apart before she embraced this philosophy.

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The Secret and manifestation is interesting. I can't define it necessarily; manifest means to happen, right?

In this segment, host Mike brings up 'The Secret', linking it to the concept of manifestation. He also expresses his challenges in defining what manifestation truly means.

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there's an internationally renowned best-selling author that is best known for a documentary and book titled the secret

Jay Shetty introduces guest Rhonda Byrne and mentions she is best known for her book and documentary titled 'The Secret'.

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I'm trying to manifest the secret even if I don't believe in it the secret secret the one from the book and the subsequent film adaptation

One of the hosts mentions trying to 'manifest the secret', referencing the concept from the well-known book and film adaptation.

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I just think it's interesting; just wanted to throw it in. Just read The Secret, you'll get all of this. And if you haven't read The Secret, you're not thinking in the right way to attract that book to you.

In this segment, the hosts humorously reference the book *The Secret*, which discusses the law of attraction. They suggest that reading this self-help book is essential for proper thinking to attract positive outcomes.

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What's the secret that's the thing that it's all about new thought it's a it was a book that was written that essentially says you put positive thoughts out into the world and you can make them real

The host describes 'The Secret' as a modern interpretation of 'new thought' and explains its core concept of positive thinking.

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did you ever see that movie The Secret of course that's a nice book too

Joe Rogan asks Antonio Brown if he saw the movie 'The Secret', and Antonio Brown confirms he saw the movie and mentions it is also a nice book.

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He really did; there's something to that manifesting thing, like that Oprah 'The Secret' stuff. You know, there's something to it, but it's not guaranteed.

During a conversation about manifesting, Joe Rogan and Jeff Dye refer to 'The Secret,' highlighting how the concepts from the book appear to resonate with their discussion.

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I think the problem with like things like the secret and the law of attraction is that it's those very esoteric and fascinating concepts are they're they're hijacked by hucksters

Joe discusses 'The Secret' and the concept of manifestation, criticizing how it's marketed.

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it's kind of like do you want to write a book about it called the secret

Suzanne refers to 'The Secret' in the context of the Law of Attraction and manifesting success.

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That's like that whole secret thing, remember 'The Secret' where people were like, you just got to manifest things and they'll happen? Have a vision board, sort of.

Joe Rogan briefly discusses 'The Secret', referring to the idea of manifesting desires and using vision boards to achieve one’s goals. He and Chris then engage in a conversation about the limitations of this philosophy.

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So what happened was is I—the only advice that I did get from a friend of mine, who's my kid's godfather now—was like, 'You are such a better basketball player,' which is that’s what I cared about back then. 'You are such a better basketball player when you're single, when you don't have a girlfriend.'

In this segment, Chris Distefano shares advice he received from a friend regarding his basketball performance. He reflects on how being single positively influenced his game, though this context doesn't directly connect to his mention of the book.

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the uh the secret

Mentioned as another example of a book recommended by 'annoying people' who were also proponents of 'A Course in Miracles'.

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i remember i was talking to this girl she was a friend of a friend of mine and she was telling me how i'm i found the secret and my my life is gonna be amazing now

Andrew Schulz discusses a friend who read 'The Secret' and believed in its power to manifest things, contrasting it with the need for action.

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let's stop electing rich celebrities to run our country you guys remember the secret remember the secret

Joe Rogan mentions 'The Secret' in the context of Oprah promoting its ideas.

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and I reminded everyone about Oprah and the secret Yes I'm like do you know how many people ruined their lives because they thought all they had to do is have a vision board and think positive

Dan Harris mentions 'The Secret' in the context of criticizing the 'positive thinking' movement, referencing its association with Oprah.

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I have a friend it was a really sad sort of story I have a friend who was really into the secret and she was actually a friend of a friend more than a friend and I ran into her at the comedy store and we were talking and she was explaining to me how she has sort of used the the power of the secret to map out her life

Joe Rogan tells a story about a friend who was influenced by 'The Secret'.

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So if you believe in the laws of attraction, like in the book The Secret, and you believe in any of these things, I did believe in it at that time.

The guest references 'The Secret' by Rhonda Byrne while discussing his beliefs about the laws of attraction and expressing how he had faith in these concepts during a challenging time in his life.

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and and also the on to me the main drawback of positive thinking is when you believe that just by positive thinking you can make something happen like the secret you know that if you think positively then your cancer will go away

AJ Jacobs mentions 'The Secret' as an example of the potential drawback of positive thinking, specifically the idea that positive thoughts alone can cure illness.

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I truly believe that your brain is that powerful and we talked about the law of attraction when we talk about the secret by Rhonda Byrne like your thoughts truly can become things

Charlamagne mentions the book and author again, relating it to the power of thoughts and the law of attraction.

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Oh but it was really popular And so was the secret And so i had this physicist friend who was just like i can't take it anymore

One of the hosts mentions 'The Secret' as something popular that his physicist friend disliked because it misrepresented quantum physics.

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