Episode · The Rich Roll Podcast · 2024-02-19
Books mentioned on The Scarcity Brain: Michael Easter On How To Rewire Your Habits to Thrive with Enough
In a world saturated with comforts, overstimulation, and the perpetual allure of convenience, a crisis has quietly emerged. It is the pervasive influence of the “Scarcity Brain” that wires our minds to crave more.
Other mentions in this episode (7) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
Own book The Comfort Crisis
“that's certainly a huge part of the Comfort crisis you know aspect of the work that you've done this idea that life improves in in lockstep with your willingness to invite hardship into your life”
Own book The Comfort Crisis
“there's this concept in the comfort crisis I write about called prevalence induced concept change”
Own book Scarcity Brain
“but you know in the book I also argue been embedded in our food system it's it's in so many different places today”
Own book The Comfort Crisis
“I mentioned uh his work in that class in particular in the comfort crisis I think it's in the chapter about some of the benefits of boredom”
Own book The Comfort Crisis
“that I mean something I write about in the comfort crisis 2 is uh rucking”
Own book Finding Ultra
“my books Finding Ultra voicing change in the plant power way as well as the plant power meal planner at meals.”
Own book The Plantpower Way
“my books Finding Ultra voicing change in the plant power way as well as the plant power meal planner at meals.”