Full podcast episode: ruclips.net/video/eTBAxD6lt2g/видео.html Lex Fridman podcast channel: ruclips.net/user/lexfridman Guest bio: Andrew Huberman is a neuroscientist at Stanford and host of the Huberman Lab Podcast.
Andrew is a man that speaks truth and he emphasizes focusing on the moment instead of worrying about what comes next. It’s inspirational to think that a mindset of constant thinking and movement can yield positive results.
0:24: 📚 The speaker discusses their productivity and research process, emphasizing the importance of meeting deadlines and conducting thorough research. 3:22: 📚 The speaker discusses the importance of focus, research, and learning in their work. 7:32: 🎙 The speaker discusses their struggles with finishing projects and their fear of being in front of the camera. 9:10: 🎵 The speaker is excited about a music-related topic and forgets about the camera while teaching. 13:12: 💡 The importance of peace, focus, and being present in romantic relationships and creative work. 15:07: 💑 The importance of balancing work and relationships in life. Recap by Tammy AI
the insight that students will sense the creativity and love and newness and enthusiasm of their professor\teacher\guide as the teacher plays with their vision of the material with their student(s) is the thrill of teaching and learning -- that moment -- when we all seek what is sought together...
Having a system is super important 👌🏼Always growing. I swear these two always put out the best content. Cheers Lex and Dr. Huberman👌🏼Some of my favourite podcasts.
I love this stuff and these guys. Hilariously random discussion about dating apps in a productivity session. Lex's "it's disturbing how little info is provided in apps" had me laughing out loud and rewatching it. There's so much magic and life and knowledge in these discussions. Epic.
The root of productivity is *to produce.* In other words: creating output. To become more productive and improve output, both in quantity *and* quality... We need to refine our filter around what we consume, so we can better focus. Better filter = better focus. *Better input = better output.*
That was warm and delightful to listen to. I am a man and I enjoy when a man breaks down to training with emotion in the things they say. Si? My empathy bleeding out loud. 😎
Who said that "hapiness is not pleasure, it's peace"? Definitely the same for a relationship. Peace is priceless in my opinion. I love the way this man thinks and expresses himself btw. Shame he's not on dating apps lol... I get it though.
I don't understand the point of what he was saying at the end about each birthday he wants to create something more simple, but harder to create. Can anyone clarify?
The problem with Andrew and these highly productive gurus is often times these guys are either lying or are single. It’s easy to be productive when no one relies on you intimately and you are alone when you get home and have less responsibilities to no one but yourself. Personally I am trying to work to getting into a relationship and I know I will be sacrificing my time
Why would those people not be productive? I think you’re only looking at it through a partial lens. You can still be productive if your focus is family and relationships
They live in a individual fairytale separate from the collectives they are apart of. It’s honorable for them, very dishonorable for what they willingly sacrifice for others.
He's not even in this category of people you speak of. You're thinking of people like productivity channels like Ali Abdaal or Matt D'Avella. I don't believe either is single nor lying either.
That’s rather natalist. Everyone has struggles, theirs are just different…and looking from these comments, envied and not as socially sanctioned as the typical 2.5 kids and a picket fence. 😂
The passion he has shows through his work . I'm not a scientist but I am a musician and I too am very fascinated with what is happening the mind when music is being interpreted, learned , taught , RE learned , The list goes on . Keep up the great work guys 🤙😉
Thats such a coincidence, I sent you a possible study about music and the brain 2 days ago, Its from my Cognitive PC Solutions account. I have some interesting techniques for a brain study.
Love the podcast but most of this clip is most certainly not talking about his secret to being productive. Much better videos out there of him explaining it and not him and Lex blowing smoke up one anothers arse lol!
This content is a guiding light, illuminating new understandings. A book with parallel material had a profound influence on my life. "Dominating Your Clock: Strategies for Professional and Personal Success" by Anthony Rivers
0:24: 📚 The speaker discusses their productivity and research process, emphasizing the importance of meeting deadlines and conducting thorough research. 3:22: 📚 The speaker discusses the importance of focus, research, and learning in their work. 7:32: 🎙 The speaker discusses their struggles with finishing projects and their fear of being in front of the camera. 9:10: 🎵 The speaker is excited about a music-related topic and forgets about the camera while teaching. 13:12: 💡 The importance of peace, focus, and being present in romantic relationships and creative work. 15:07: 💑 The importance of balancing work and relationships in life. Recap by Tammy AI
Full podcast episode: ruclips.net/video/eTBAxD6lt2g/видео.html
Lex Fridman podcast channel: ruclips.net/user/lexfridman
Guest bio: Andrew Huberman is a neuroscientist at Stanford and host of the Huberman Lab Podcast.
Andrew is an inspirational speaker giving insight into how to get things started. ASHIRAH WENDY
Andrew is a man that speaks truth and he emphasizes focusing on the moment instead of worrying about what comes next. It’s inspirational to think that a mindset of constant thinking and movement can yield positive results.
There is no truth only more accurate descriptions of stuff and happenings ;)
I doubt he constantly thinks. I think Andrew deliberately makes time to deliberately not think as well. Constant thinking is not a positive thing
@@brandoneickert can confirm
0:24: 📚 The speaker discusses their productivity and research process, emphasizing the importance of meeting deadlines and conducting thorough research.
3:22: 📚 The speaker discusses the importance of focus, research, and learning in their work.
7:32: 🎙 The speaker discusses their struggles with finishing projects and their fear of being in front of the camera.
9:10: 🎵 The speaker is excited about a music-related topic and forgets about the camera while teaching.
13:12: 💡 The importance of peace, focus, and being present in romantic relationships and creative work.
15:07: 💑 The importance of balancing work and relationships in life.
Recap by Tammy AI
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the insight that students will sense the creativity and love and newness and enthusiasm of their professor\teacher\guide as the teacher plays with their vision of the material with their student(s) is the thrill of teaching and learning -- that moment -- when we all seek what is sought together...
I'm so grateful for Andrew. He is a great example.
Love those two. Thanks for this round 4.
So beautiful to hear this side of Andrew, nice to hear some deeper more personal perspective and beliefs he holds.
No input, No output. Great quote.
I wish he’d start sketching during explanations again. Miss those days.
Having a system is super important 👌🏼Always growing. I swear these two always put out the best content. Cheers Lex and Dr. Huberman👌🏼Some of my favourite podcasts.
This came up on my home page a few days ago but Ive procrastinated watching it
LEX is important to people everywhere. I love lex.
Andrew one of my heroes 🫵🏽
I love this stuff and these guys. Hilariously random discussion about dating apps in a productivity session. Lex's "it's disturbing how little info is provided in apps" had me laughing out loud and rewatching it. There's so much magic and life and knowledge in these discussions. Epic.
We are living in epic times
Great conversation, thank you Lex! Your fear of the camera is about you, but we’re not here for you, we’re here for your wisdom.. get over it! 😂❤
starts at 2:50
Thank you
The root of productivity is *to produce.*
In other words: creating output.
To become more productive and improve output, both in quantity *and* quality...
We need to refine our filter around what we consume, so we can better focus.
Better filter = better focus.
*Better input = better output.*
Great advice
Does anyone know if Dr. Huberman recommends or uses productivity apps? In particular, Notion.
Truly inspiring. Both of you. And what a great friendship.
That was warm and delightful to listen to. I am a man and I enjoy when a man breaks down to training with emotion in the things they say. Si? My empathy bleeding out loud. 😎
Andrew has a button on his alarm clock that says non sleeping deep rest yoga Sutra . . . On the rest of ours it just says snooze
😂😂😂
It would be helpful to get an example of one of Huberman's self recordings
Lex the Podcast Goat
You guys are doing great, keep going.
Thank you deeply.
The Hamilton Khaki X-Wind is a great choice of watch for him.
Felix Lighter wears it in quantum of solace.
5:17’ He said he listened to Rancid while studying? Rancid as in the punk band?
It’s simple … he’s the boss !
Who said that "hapiness is not pleasure, it's peace"? Definitely the same for a relationship. Peace is priceless in my opinion. I love the way this man thinks and expresses himself btw. Shame he's not on dating apps lol... I get it though.
I just got my Bowflex repossessed because I couldn't keep up with the payments....
I don't understand the point of what he was saying at the end about each birthday he wants to create something more simple, but harder to create. Can anyone clarify?
The problem with Andrew and these highly productive gurus is often times these guys are either lying or are single. It’s easy to be productive when no one relies on you intimately and you are alone when you get home and have less responsibilities to no one but yourself. Personally I am trying to work to getting into a relationship and I know I will be sacrificing my time
Why would those people not be productive? I think you’re only looking at it through a partial lens. You can still be productive if your focus is family and relationships
They live in a individual fairytale separate from the collectives they are apart of. It’s honorable for them, very dishonorable for what they willingly sacrifice for others.
He’s not single. Facts. He doesn’t talk about it, but he’s in a long term relationship.
He's not even in this category of people you speak of. You're thinking of people like productivity channels like Ali Abdaal or Matt D'Avella. I don't believe either is single nor lying either.
NINO vs GIGO very well said 👍🏾
When you think Andrew can't get any cooler, then he quotes Joe Strummer.
Huberman listens to Rancid!! He’s probably got some punk tats under those sleeves
He is actually pretty much covered in ink underneath his shirt. He just never does interviews or videos with any of his tattoos showing, unfortunately
Not having kids must make life easier.
No joke dude.
This comment right here
That’s rather natalist.
Everyone has struggles, theirs are just different…and looking from these comments, envied and not as socially sanctioned as the typical 2.5 kids and a picket fence. 😂
Very inspiring!
The passion he has shows through his work . I'm not a scientist but I am a musician and I too am very fascinated with what is happening the mind when music is being interpreted, learned , taught , RE learned , The list goes on . Keep up the great work guys 🤙😉
The learning channel. Awesome.
“Always churning on it”
Hey Lex, hope you see this. Recommend you get a copy of "How Hitler was Made" by Cory Taylor. Might add to your thoughts on Hitler. Take care, - pete
Get sunlight, take walks, uninterrupted focus...
Employers: Spend all day in this open-concept office
Brilliant this is.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Adderall is the secret💊
Thats such a coincidence, I sent you a possible study about music and the brain 2 days ago, Its from my Cognitive PC Solutions account. I have some interesting techniques for a brain study.
Andrew seems to be on something during this recording 😂
Love the podcast but most of this clip is most certainly not talking about his secret to being productive. Much better videos out there of him explaining it and not him and Lex blowing smoke up one anothers arse lol!
This clip doesn't have the correct title. He revealed no secret to being productive
Focus in the moment is the takeaway for me
Rancid 👌🏼
This content is a guiding light, illuminating new understandings. A book with parallel material had a profound influence on my life. "Dominating Your Clock: Strategies for Professional and Personal Success" by Anthony Rivers
What common denominator did Andrews 3 dead advisors have? Just 🤔
So what's his secret to being productive? Using a whiteboard?
So much tism in this episode
How do you reckon?
@@hwago123 theyre just spectrum buddies. Love these guys though.
the secret to being productive is the pile of cash on the other side 🤑
He looks high, very high.
1k away from 1m subs
preeeeeeach.
Hey Lex, what can you possibly bring us on Hitler that hasnt been done before, besides another victim perspective?
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❤
🙀🦮
And now you both get paid to strip our focus from our jobs
Gg
Whaaaa??!?!!?!
Ikr
Is that Before and After taking the Limitless pill Huberman Labs created ?
"maybe a little Bob Dylan thrown in there" - Sexy Andy
Huberman is level 1000 snake oil salesman
0:24: 📚 The speaker discusses their productivity and research process, emphasizing the importance of meeting deadlines and conducting thorough research.
3:22: 📚 The speaker discusses the importance of focus, research, and learning in their work.
7:32: 🎙 The speaker discusses their struggles with finishing projects and their fear of being in front of the camera.
9:10: 🎵 The speaker is excited about a music-related topic and forgets about the camera while teaching.
13:12: 💡 The importance of peace, focus, and being present in romantic relationships and creative work.
15:07: 💑 The importance of balancing work and relationships in life.
Recap by Tammy AI