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#72 Neil Pasricha: Happy Habits

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Happiness is the joy you feel while striving towards your potential. Welcome to the Knowledge Project, a long form conversation hosted by Shane Perry. Our goal is simple. to learn something new in every conversation that makes us a little bit smarter than yesterday. You can learn more about the show and find past episodes at FS.

Dot blog slash podcast. The Knowledge Project is a part of Furnum Street, a website dedicated to mastering the best of what other people have already figured out. Farnum Street puts together a weekly newsletter called Brain Food that comes out every Sunday. Much like this podcast, it's high signal, timeless, and mind expanding. You can read what you've been missing at fs.blog slash newsletter. Today I'm speaking with Neil Pasrisha.

Neil is the New York Times bestselling author of the Book of Awesome series, a Harvard MBA, and a ridiculously popular TED speaker. If the conversation seems more familiar and personal than normal, it's because Neil is a friend of mine. We go deep on a few things and gloss over some others, but we talk about life, business, and everything in between, including building resilience. Parenting. What he learned at Harvard.

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