Hugs from Dr. Love with Paul Zak – #334
What You Will Hear (note: timestamps represent audio, video may differ)
- 0:00 – Teeter.com/bulletproof to get bonus accessories and a free pair of Gravity Boots.
- 1:45 – Cool Fact of the Day
- 2:21 – Earth Runners get 10% off your next pair by entering coupon code: Bulletproof10
- 4:51 – Introducing Paul Zak
- 7:05 – Paul’s newest book, Trust Factor
- 14:40 – Distributed teams & communication
- 16:58 – Paul’s diverse education
- 20:08 – Oxytocin, the moral molecule
- 29:20 – Oxytocin & individual decision-making
- 34:05 – Oxytocin & group decision-making
- 39:08 – Empowerment & showing trust
- 45:20 – Testing for oxytocin
- 50:34 – Paul’s thoughts on light
- 52:38 – Consumer-grade oxytocin control
- 58:18 – Ethics of persuasion
- 1:08:14 – Top 3 recommendations to kick more ass and be Bulletproof
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