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The Duct Tape Marketing Podcast with Jodi Wellman
In this episode of the Duct Tape Marketing Podcast, I interviewed Jodi Wellman, an expert in positive psychology and author of You Only Die Once: How to Make it to the End with No Regrets. Wellman is known for her unique approach to living a life free from regrets by embracing our mortality and using it as a catalyst for meaningful change. Her insights offer a fresh perspective on how to live a life that is not only full but astonishingly alive.
Jodi Wellman’s journey into existential exploration and positive psychology provides listeners practical tools and motivational strategies for making the most of every moment. She emphasizes that confronting our mortality can lead to a profound shift in prioritizing and approaching our lives. This episode is a must-listen for anyone seeking a more intentional and regret-free life.
Key Takeaways
Questions I ask Jodi Wellman:
[01:42] How do people typically react when confronted with the idea of their mortality, especially in cultures where discussing death is less common?
[03:48] How can someone break free from the rut of monotonous routines, as illustrated by your stapler analogy?
[06:57] Why do you think people find the fear of leaving a situation—whether it’s a job or relationship—so much greater than staying in it?
[08:50] Are there recent trends or events driving people to think more about mortality and make changes, or have you just noticed it more recently?
[11:00] Does the idea of not living a squandered life give people the freedom to pursue their own happiness, regardless of other considerations?
[13:14] When someone feels stuck or unfulfilled, how do you help them explore and redirect their life path?
[15:46] What insights have you gained from observing people who have made significant life changes?
[17:13] How do you translate complex academic concepts into practical advice that resonates with people’s emotions?
[19:58] Where can people connect with you and find a copy of your book, “You Only Die Once”?
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