Fortitude: The Myth of Resilience, and the Secrets of Inner Strength: A Sunday Times Bestseller

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You know, one of the things that I sort of found myself being was like the ambassador for trying to take safety a bit more seriously, because we were seeing levels of abuse and misogyny and racism in the UK way ahead of where they were seen in the US. And I also won't be unkind to someone who clearly means nothing but to bring joy to his little portion of the world. I’ve started doing TikTok about, I don’t know about six weeks ago because our social media manager has been nagging me to do it forever. Seeking group connection and support is not a sign of weakness but rather can be one of the key determinants in establishing inner strength.

So he really struggled to connect with who he was, and it was only when he reached this realization after college that who he wanted to be and who he was that he said he became himself, his identity effectively protected him and sort became his lighthouse. Covers firm and secure with just some small bumps at the edges, spine slightly faded but titles bright. And The Power of Fun is this idea that actually most of us are eliminating fun or postponing fun from our lives. So like at one and a half, one and three quarter speed, so very fast, but four hours of content every day about American politics, you know, I would wake up every day to the Rachel Madden show on MSNBC.In my post-Twitter, time-to-read-the-classics self-improvement, self-exploration phase, this book was on the top of the pile. And so, when he went to college, he was meeting fellow black students, he felt no connection with them. Alison Jones: I’m here today with Bruce Daisley who was previously the European Vice President for Twitter.

On the reverse, loneliness has remarkable negative consequences on our psyches; our minds interpret isolation as being rejected by our tribe which can become mentally debilitating. And actually the more we understand that, the more I think people take it on board and really accept it. But, you know, I tried my best in as much as we all did, to try and bring some sort of UK agenda to fixing those things. We're endlessly being told that if we want to be successful in life we have to be tough and stubborn. I found this rather over-written at times, and I have a an almost unbounded appetite for meaty prose.

He’s host of the UK’s number one business podcast, pains me to say that, Bruce, Eat, Sleep Work, Repeat. And it’s trying to say to people, ‘Oh, the problem isn’t us, and the environment we’ve created here, the problem is you. By living the principles set forth in this book, any person can make their world — and thereby our world — a better place.