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Andrew Huberman on the most important thing you can do in the morning. Watch every new episode of On Purpose on Netflix & Spotify or listen wherever you stream your podcasts 🎙️

Don’t forget this ❤️

Have you ever felt like you’re falling behind in life, constantly comparing yourself to others, or chasing goals that don’t actually make you happy? In this episode, Robert Greene and I talk about finding your purpose, overcoming self-doubt, social comparison, success, happiness, relationships, and why so many of us feel unfulfilled even when everything seems to be going right. You’ll learn how to… •Stop comparing your timeline to everyone else’s •Discover what you actually want instead of chasing other people’s expectations •Use boredom and frustration to uncover what’s missing in your life •Build confidence by keeping small promises to yourself •Stop seeking validation from people who don’t value you •Turn jealousy into motivation instead of resentment •Find deeper fulfillment beyond money, status, and achievement Robert Greene is the bestselling author of The 48 Laws of Power and The Laws of Human Nature. In his new book, The Law of the Sublime, he explores why modern life leaves so many of us feeling disconnected, distracted, and dissatisfied. He shares how to reconnect with who you really are, why discomfort can be the key to personal growth, and how to build a life that feels meaningful instead of simply looking successful. If you’ve been feeling stuck, questioning your direction, comparing yourself to others, or wondering why achieving more never seems to feel like enough… this conversation is for you. 🎧Video now on Netflix and Spotify by searching ‘On Purpose with Robert Greene’ or listen wherever you get your podcasts

Sabrina Zohar on the 3 questions you need to ask on the first date ❤️ Watch every new episode on Netflix & Spotify!

This is sone of the biggest misconceptions we'ev been told about exercise. Watch brand new episodes on Netflix & Spotify.

In this episode Ezra talks about the power of visualization, what real confidence looks like and so much more 🎙️ Watch the full video on Netflix & Spotify today.

Collin Gosselin opens up about the abuse he suffered as a child. Watch the full episode now on Netflix & Spotify!

Sylvester Stallone defines true happiness 😂

Mikayla Nogueira on the decision to get a divorce. Watch the full episode on Snetflix & Spotify today!

Collin Gosselin recalls the day he was institutionalized. Watch the full episode on Netflix or Spotify today!

Sabrina Zohar on the 3 questions you need to ask on the first date ❤️ Watch every new episode on Netflix & Spotify!

Millions of people watched Colin grow up on Jon & Kate Plus 8. But what the cameras captured was only one version of his childhood. For the first time, Colin shares his account of what was happening behind the scenes—including childhood abuse, isolation, being institutionalized at 11 years old, and the years he spent trying to reclaim his life. We talk about growing up without privacy, feeling unable to ask for help, being separated from his siblings, rebuilding his relationship with his dad, and the lasting impact of having your most formative years turned into entertainment for millions of people. What stayed with me most was the purpose Colin has found through everything he’s experienced. Rather than allowing his past to define his future, he’s determined to use his story to advocate for children who may not have the ability or opportunity to speak for themselves. If you’ve ever felt unheard, struggled to heal from your childhood, had to rebuild trust after being hurt, or wondered how to turn the most painful parts of your story into something meaningful… I hope this conversation reminds you that your past doesn’t have to decide who you become. 🎧 Video available on Netflix or Spotify by searching “On Purpose with Colin Gosselin” or listen wherever you get your podcasts // LINK IN BIO

The WORST advice Paris Jackson has ever received Watch our full conversation on Netflix or Spotify today

You can miss someone without going back to them ❤️

Friendship is two or more people who agree to grow together ❤️ Thank you for this Simon Sinek 🙏

You may know Sylvester Stallone as Rocky, Rambo, or one of the most iconic actors and filmmakers of all time. But behind those characters is a story of rejection, painful childhood experiences, self-doubt, and a relentless belief in himself when almost no one else saw what he saw. Sly opens up about being told he wasn’t good enough, turning rejection into motivation, refusing to give up the role of Rocky even when he was offered life-changing money, and how some of the wounds from his childhood are still with him today. We talk about fear, regret, family, failure, aging, resilience, and what decades of success have taught him about what actually matters. What stayed with me most was hearing someone whose characters taught generations to keep fighting admit that some battles aren’t meant to be fought forever. Sometimes strength is knowing when to stop competing, stop proving yourself, and start appreciating the life you’ve built. If you’ve ever been rejected, underestimated, told you’re not good enough, or wondered whether it’s too late to prove yourself… this conversation is for you. 🎧 Video available on Netflix or Spotify by searching “On Purpose with Sylvester Stallone” or listen wherever you get your podcasts

Oprah Winfrey shares the best advice she's ever received. Watch the full episode on Netflix & Spotify today

Lucy Hale on the pressures of society's timelines. Watch the full episode on Netflix & Spotify today

Lucy Hale on her struggles with self-forgiveness. Watch the full episode on Netflix & Spotify today

How to know if they're your person with Jefferson Fisher