Andrew Huberman On How Tim Ferriss Changed His Life

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Dr Andrew Huberman explains how Tim Ferriss changed his life. What was the biggest influence of Tim Ferriss on Andrew Huberman? Why does Andrew Huberman always wear the same shirt on the Huberman Lab podcast because of Lex Fridman?
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[@ChrisWillx]

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[@nbcareerconsulting9496]

Tim is awesome. I consumed his work when I found him years ago, now I also consume Andrew's work. I feel happy we live in a time these people are so accessible.

[@hamzak7261]

Hi! Which of Tim's work would you recommend? Looking for organization/time management but also other important life tips. Thanks :)

[@nbcareerconsulting9496]

@@hamzak7261 four hour work week book wise. If you are looking for general life tips the his podcast, Rich Roll and Andrew Huberman all have amazing content and inspirational guests. I recommend browsing and seeing what resonates with your goals and challenges.

[@richardharrison1910]

Well said. I feel that too!

[@iche9373]

Tim is a Fraud

[@jackiehedges320]

As a neuroscience undergrad, Andrew is definitely a mentor for me. I listen to his podcast every day at the gym.

[@harshchhajed25]

Ironic

[@lupin7559]

He’s talking about Tim Ferris’s Ted Talk “Why You Should Define Your Fears Instead Of Your Goals”

[@Xtine72]

Thank you 🙏🏼

[@Burritosarebetterthantacos]

Tim taught me not to trade time for money. Gave me the courage to turn down a position at work that wasnt good for me even though it paid alot more. Thank you sirs.

[@Teamshmo]

I don't think Tim realizes how many people he's helped. He only gets to meet the guys who get right to the top. However, tons of people have changed their entire lives because of him and his podcast including myself

[@Kevgas]

Tim Ferris’s also helped me out at a time when I needed guidance. His videos and books have taught me so much…

[@paulaescobar2518]

Humble, hungry, happy. That's A. Hubermann attitude. Inspiring!

[@mohammadanadani7898]

Dr. Andrew Huber is my mentor. And I am forever thankful for him

[@davidkohli5007]

awesome insights. Really like how humble Dr. Huberman is

[@charlescalloway159]

After watching him on Jocko’s podcast and getting his back story I realized dude is a genuinely good person and very grounded.

[@juanmiranda9707]

Same reason why I like Mark Manson.

[@j.d.bradley7183]

I have a great deal of respect for both Huberman and Ferriss and Tim Ferriss has had a great deal of influence in my life. Huberman is sure getting there for me.

[@NathalieLazo]

“Instead of “to-do lists” we need “to-be lists”. The question isn’t what do we want to do, it’s who we want to be.” - Jay Shetty ✨

[@Goddibaba]

Smashing!

[@aeonsteel3000]

Did he really eat that? He’s got a little bad rap for plagiarising. Lol.

[@Deathridaz714]

@@aeonsteel3000 I don't think he ate it

[@peripheralparadox4218]

Except what you do affects who you are, and vice versa.

[@aeonsteel3000]

@@Deathridaz714 🤣👌🏽🤣

[@brandonrox10]

I find this helpful if you are in a situation in which you have to manage your own time. I don't have control over my time, and what I do at work, so much of this does not apply to me.

[@phillipjolly6287]

Huberman is incredible, the scientist I wish had mentored me (many are egomaniacal narcissists with no people skills) as well as the scientist I wish I was

[@christopherarmstrong2710]

Are you referring to real scientists or university professors?

[@starmorpheus]

@@christopherarmstrong2710 Pretty sure he said scientist.

[@phillipjolly6287]

It is a huge problem in academia. However, if by ‘real scientists’ you mean industry based, I think recent events have demonstrated these scientists are willing to lie, hide and miscommunicate information as well as suppress discourse, in order to further their own ends, while others are too cowed to speak out. This a problem of global significance, our institutions are captured and “Science” will suffer the consequences of the last 2-3 years.

[@christopherarmstrong2710]

@@starmorpheus I meant to distinguish between "intellectuals" or the scientists working in academia, or academic research programs, vs. practitioners in industry.

[@christopherarmstrong2710]

@@phillipjolly6287 That is a big problem. I'd suggest reading Bad Blood about the Theranos story, if you haven't already. That journalistic piece shows how far scientists will go to behave exactly as you've stated. It was also evident in the politicization & corruption of Science with a capital "S" that proliferated during the pandemic.

[@Yt-qi9ot]

Thank you, Dr. H.

[@chriskiesling9387]

Really fascinating idea of projecting fear into the future in order to determine best choice of action in current situation.

[@lupin7559]

Check out Tim’s Ted talk “why you should define your fears instead of your goals”

[@chriskiesling9387]

@@lupin7559 nice, thanks!

[@TheMyrmidon22]

The statement, "projecting fear into my future". Interesting.

[@isaiaah6143]

I need that notebook

[@katarinaprnjak99]

Hey Chris, can you bring on Spidey (The Behavioral Arts is his youtube channel)? He is an expert in body language, and has very insightful behavioural analyses of popular celebrity videos 😀

[@kevinolega1]

From Tim Ferriss. Instead of buying enviable things consider paying more attention to things you'd like to do and who you want to be.

[@hamzak7261]

great

[@jacksonsimmons5950]

love the books from Ferris

[@redsealjourneymanreviews6647]

didn't like the colorado expermiment write up. was not specific enough.

[@jessemontano762]

Doing the rounds. Nice.

[@kathleenhandron3092]

Tim helped fund MAPS for psychedelic research and education. This has been a tremendous gift to humanity.

[@Erick-di9gm]

Yeah but he believes everyone deserves to be happy despite bad choices or lack of personal accountability.

[@Influences]

So cool. I agree and have done the same thing in my life. Taylor Lorenz at the NYT asked me if Gary Vee was my mentor and I said yes. She twisted the quote making it look like I was lying about my relationship with Gary. It was the most humiliating part of her hit piece about me because I respect Gary so much. Love the way he talks about Tim Ferris. Tim has influenced my life as well with his books and advice.

[@hamzak7261]

Taylor Lorenz is really bad :(

[@justinoneill2837]

Tim has been a HUGE influence on me. his book changed the way i think about everything. much thanks

[@nabih2588]

On everything?

[@justinoneill2837]

@@nabih2588 pretty much. The 4 hour with week changed my whole perspective

[@acm7709]

Tim was really the catalyst that set me off on my journey to success.

[@francis363]

There is a subscription, great video indeed!

[@vascoguerreiro341]

very interesting

[@carlknepfler8976]

But if an overstatement

[@planetarynebulainvader7176]

People in the comments, asking 'how the heck do you find mentors eh?!' well I'm not sure how Mr. Huberman finds the right mentors for his goals, the way although it has worked for me (being 18) till now is via observing the "mentors" actions than words and then I'd evaluate em, think bout' it, and then decide if I want to take him as one (mentor) or not

[@planetarynebulainvader7176]

Generally speaking though, evaluation of actions come in really handy because a lot of times, I have observed is people talk some way and walk someway

[@BatistaInvests]

Thank you Chris. I'll see you soon!

[@ElektraVersifier]

Tim’s book changed my life

[@hamzak7261]

Hi Jenny, are you referring to the 4-hour work week? what was the most that helped you?

[@clifcody]

Great insights here

[@svanota]

I ❤️

[@hamzak7261]

Can anyone please tell me which of Tim Ferris' work is very useful? (regarding Organizing/Productivity but also other important life things)

[@davidposts]

Following

[@samuelvilz]

And apparently (according to "Lupin" in this comment section), Andrew Huberman refers to Tim Ferriss' TED Talk in this video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3uZm3R5a72rd6s Also worth watching :)

[@nocando89]

Honestly, "The 4 Hour Work Week," is the one that dives into those. It does touch upon passive income and how to set that up, but within that, he touches strongly on being effective versus just efficient, the 80/20 principle, delegating, and constructing a plan for living your goals sooner. I think firstly go to that book. I haven't read his book called "The 4 hour chef" but I think it deconstructs his/a learning process that one can use when learning a brand new subject. I still think The 4 Hour Workweek is the best in terms of what you are looking for.

[@willfranke]

Tim ferris is the Obi Wan Kenobi of the men’s podcasting space

[@DKness34]

Anyone know what watch he is wearing?

[@desisoorma]

Rado

[@seanpgallagher22ify]

Fear is a tool.

[@seankennedy4284]

I like the idea of simply wearing a very limited wardrobe.

[@arjanpetersen]

Depends… as long as you don’t start to stink

[@davidmenke7552]

I've tried to get into Tim Ferriss a few times. While he seems like a decent guy, he also comes off as super in love with himself; really looks up to himself and is impressed with himself. Its hard to buy into him.

[@hillfarm7044]

If you follow his whole story, I think he has to intentionally work hard at being the way he is, so he does not spiral down. It is hard to understand unless you have family members who are the same way. If you are just “normal”, it is easy to miss.

[@RobertBMenke]

Hey, another Menke. You don’t see that every day! 🫡

[@SarahGFryer]

I’ve met him and he’s actually very genuine.

[@ramanchoudhary5780]

How does one find mentors??

[@LyndseyMacPherson]

Identify where you want to be and observe people you look up to. Where those two things intersect, there's a likely a mentor. And, like Andrew Huberman described, they don't necessarily have to be people who know they're your mentor.

[@gomertube]

Become a famous podcaster and the mentors will follow.

[@jeffreyharrison4045]

Wow! That resonates.

[@YasinNabi]

Business is all about creating values and solutions to existing problems. a fellow creator

[@smellslikeproductions1024]

outsourcing. done.

[@Youknowwhoin2024]

Cold showers, light therapy and neck exercises

[@angeloselarja]

Oh he must love dogs very much for having both a Bulldog and a Labrador

[@kalash_nikov]

I see what you did there.

[@ZzZzZz0123]

Huge hugee

[@CarianneRHixson]

he says "menter" sounds funny ha

[@sisyphos8995]

Test

[@j.r.kizziar9493]

W

[@pottymouthmexican]

whats in it for someone being a mentor? has beens trying to recreate a lightning strike. everyone situation is different. these people lack original thought.

[@gypsyj2967]

You ruin every video with your ending

[@naskrajuciszy]

How can you trust someone that promotes bulletproof coffee!

[@naskrajuciszy]

@@goldernie you just discredited yourself by saying bulletproof coffee has benefits other than providing energy (duh! Its loads of calories from fat)

[@chriskiesling9387]

If you're afraid of fat and you count calories, it may be time to do some research...

[@naskrajuciszy]

@@goldernie I'm sure you believe putting loads of saturated fat in your coffee the only way to get these vitamins etc. in. Its fine with me what you spend your money on 🤣 good marketing 🤣

[@non9886]

ok, so overall andrew is just pretender at the end?! sad, but not so surprising...

[@jameswalker366]

We are all pretenders. Humans model behaviour from the day we are born. The point is being intentional about which behaviour/people as adults.

[@Alexamw]

What do you mean?

[@Indiegaze]

Oh no! You were a Stanford university professor with your own lab in a field you were passionate about - AND you owned a house and a puppy?? Oh you poor soul....that must have been really rough and painful...

[@pottymouthmexican]

did your mentors have a mentor? nope. just admit u got lucky and now u sellin a course and books.

[@stigcc]

When people say they got lucky, I never believe them. They have always worked hard and smart

[@Mebble]

the disrespect on HUBERMAN'S NAME I cannot take it

[@ChibiTalha]

stop living in your head

[@pottymouthmexican]

@@ChibiTalha stop living in a podcast

[@ChibiTalha]

@@pottymouthmexican I can't believe you actually think that qualifies as a good response

[@ownagejuice1394]

Neil Strauss > Tim Ferris. Tim Ferris is a fraud lmao