📚 12 Books mentioned in "How To Attract Someone Who Compliments Your Energy - Matthew Hussey" of Modern Wisdom

It's similar to how I think of 'Bird by Bird,' a book about writing that's really about life.

During the conversation, Chris Williamson, the host of the podcast, draws a comparison between Matthew Hussey's book and 'Bird by Bird' by Anne Lamott, emphasizing that like Lamott's book, Hussey's work also delves into broader themes beyond its stated subject.

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For example, one of the things I talk about in my book is my chronic pain, which I dealt with for years.

Matthew Hussey shares insights from his book, discussing his struggles with chronic pain that he experienced for many years.

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If people go to lovelifebook.com, the book is called 'Love Life: How to Raise Your Standards, Find Your Person, and Live Happily No Matter What.'

Matthew Hussey, the guest on the podcast, shares the title of his book 'Love Life: How to Raise Your Standards, Find Your Person, and Live Happily No Matter What' and informs listeners they can find it at lovelifebook.com.

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One is called 'Never Satisfied,' and the other one is called 'How to Rewire Your Brain.'

The speaker highlights two chapter titles from his book: 'Never Satisfied' and 'How to Rewire Your Brain,' indicating a focus on themes of fulfillment and mental transformation.

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That's why I wrote a chapter in the book called 'Never Satisfied.'

In this segment, Matthew Hussey discusses a chapter he authored titled 'Never Satisfied' in his book, addressing themes of disappointment and dissatisfaction experienced in relationships.

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All in all, one of my favorite passages in the book contains a line about self-compassion.

In the podcast, Chris Williamson shares that one of his favorite passages highlights the importance of self-compassion.

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We think this is the identity that makes us someone important, and I think one of the most valuable exercises in a book I used to teach it on retreats is about layers of confidence.

Matthew Hussey talks about an exercise from a book he used to teach during retreats, describing it as valuable for understanding layers of confidence.

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So much of what I used to do at my retreats ended up in this book, and one of the big exercises involves the three layers of confidence.

Matthew Hussey discusses how the content of 'this book' was derived from his previous retreats, highlighting the significance of the exercises related to the three layers of confidence.

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I can sit here with you; I feel like—and this book is a reflection of that.

Matthew Hussey, the guest, shares insights about how 'this book' reflects his current state of mind, suggesting it represents who he is at this moment.

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It really took until Audrey, who you know—I wrote this book; this was not a book written by a married person; it was a book written first by a single person.

Matthew Hussey, the guest, clarifies that 'this book' was not written by a married person, emphasizing that it was authored while he was still single.

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So there are many pages in this book that were written by me single, then having met this person, navigating my way through the early dating of all of that.

Matthew Hussey, the guest, describes how he wrote various pages of 'this book' while he was single, and how these writings reflect his experiences in dating, including the period after he met his now wife.

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I have a whole chapter in this book called—there are two chapters that go together, that are two of my favorite chapters in the book.

Matthew Hussey, the guest, mentions that he has a chapter in a book that connects with another chapter, and both are among his favorites.

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