In Conversation: Arthur C. Brooks (FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH) & Gretchen Rubin

Arthur C. Brooks discusses his book FROM STRENGTH TO STRENGTH, about the principles of building a happy life, with author Gretchen Rubin. Filmed as part of an exclusive event for pre-orders. Get the book: bit.ly/3LF7aWr
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Arthur Brooks is creator of the popular “How to Build a Life” column at The Atlantic, a bestselling author, podcaster, and professor at Harvard University. He is dedicated to bringing the art and science of happiness to people in all walks of life.
Gretchen Rubin is the author of many books, including the blockbuster New York Times bestsellers Outer Order, Inner Calm; The Four Tendencies; Better Than Before; and The Happiness Project. She has an enormous readership, both in print and online, and her books have sold more than 3.5 million copies worldwide, in more than 30 languages. She is host of the podcast Happier with Gretchen Rubin.
Gretchen and Arthur will discuss the principles of building a happy and fulfilling life - especially in the second half of life - and they'll take your questions about how to create a purposeful second act.**
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[@cashflow495]

Its all about wellbeing , and happiness is the building block to that. Monitor your " energy " and not the time that you spend in the different area's of your life. Most people spend most of their time in the area of work.

[@williamboroski2394]

I was so looking forward to watching this interview, but I couldn't make it through it because the Interviewer (Ms. Rubin) kept interrupting the ends of His sentences by saying "Yea, yea, yea, yea" and "Right, right, right" and did near equal talking as Mr. Brooks. This is meant in the most positive way I could put it.

[@drbenkim]

She was palpably uncomfortable with sharing her personal views. Nothing wrong with this, but a conversation can only go so far when vulnerability is absent.

[@astrostl]

Here because Peter Attia recommended the book in a short. Strange world!

[@carmenvbaker753]

I’m intrigued and so hopeful! Ordered the book.

[@diegonayalazo]

Thanks for sharing

[@KendraHolliday]

Just read the first chapter - this book was written for ME. Whoa! Perfect timing.

[@NoobDab1]

Outstanding discussion. I can't wait to get into the book.

[@rehnumakarim3857]

Gretchen is a great scholar but I never felt the warmth that Arthur has. The stiffness could keep someone from being immersed into life

[@josebatista6167]

Bought the book

[@cypriensaito4276]

Good day to you, Penguin Random House. Thank you in advance.

[@PenguinRandomHouse]

Good day

[@johnconsidine5208]

Okay you have great things to say about "A Mother's Love". So how about a father's love? What am I, chopped liver?

[@wildflowers5555]

WHY???? Interpret that part of the Conversation as personal 'against' Fathers???? (Of course it 'could' be similar.)