Seth Godin - The Pursuit of Meaning, Choosing Your Attitude, Overcoming Rejection, and More
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Seth Godin is the author of 21 international bestsellers that have changed the way people think about work. His books have been translated into 38 languages and Seth’s books include Tribes, Purple Cow, Linchpin, The Dip, and This Is Marketing. Seth writes one of the most popular marketing blogs in the world, and two of his TED talks are among the most popular of all time. He is the founder of the altMBA; the social media pioneer Squidoo; and Yoyodyne, one of the first internet companies.
His new book is The Song of Significance: A New Manifesto for Teams (www.amazon.com/Song-Significa...)
Please enjoy!
[00:00] Start
[06:17] The changes of aging.
[10:07] How Seth gets over momentary lapses of optimism.
[08:24] Viktor Frankl
[12:26] The Carbon Almanac.
[15:01] Addressing 21st-century nihilism.
[22:51] Finding significance and making a difference.
[30:53] The boss and the bees.
[40:29] Ethically reclaiming meaning from work in the Quaker surveillance state.
[47:47] Seth’s impression of my efforts over the years.
[52:36] Circumnavigating false proxies.
[58:44] Employee retention.
[1:02:30] Let’s Get Real or Let’s Not Play.
[1:04:30] Zig Ziglar.
[1:09:08] Seth’s early career life.
[1:10:44] Seth’s current career life.
[1:14:07] The 140-year-old piano.
[1:16:50] Meetings.
[1:21:18] Page 19 thinking.
[1:25:13] Soliciting useful writing feedback.
[1:29:19] Parting thoughts.
Tim Ferriss is one of Fast Company’s “Most Innovative Business People” and an early-stage tech investor/advisor in Uber, Facebook, Twitter, Shopify, Duolingo, Alibaba, and 50+ other companies. He is also the author of five #1 New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestsellers: The 4-Hour Workweek, The 4-Hour Body, The 4-Hour Chef, Tools of Titans and Tribe of Mentors. The Observer and other media have named him “the Oprah of audio” due to the influence of his podcast, The Tim Ferriss Show, which has exceeded 900 million downloads and been selected for “Best of Apple Podcasts” three years running.
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Brought to you by two great minds and nothing else. Just sayin
thats dope. hes radically changed my trajectory as well.
"I don't need to buy another thing...I need to find something to care about". 🏆🌎
When I’m wealthy I’ll say that too
My wife and I have (almost) all of Seth's books. This TH-cam interview will be watched a lot by us. My wife has become a published author largely due to Seth's prompting. I moved from being in a tech start up to running a woodworking business for the same reason. Each sentence from Seth could be a hook to hang an entire book on. Absolute treasure and not just a national one.
As someone who also has most of Seth’s books this is awesome to read. Hope the woodworking business is going well!
Well said.
@@ryancovel thanks buddy. It's about exactly the amount of slog I expected but progress is happening and that's encouraging. I have a framed slogan from the back of a promo book I bought from Seth years ago that says, "Yesterday is over. Tomorrow is too late. And now is exactly the right time. So start." That keeps me going.
@@alexreid4131 Love that! Best of luck
I might add... ¨One sentence from Seth could be a hook to transform a life¨
I'm a 72 yo, found community band about 5 years ago. It's very important and fulfilling for me.
Community theater has been a rock in my life for years now. I think that the key in both of these is the word "community". And the fact that no one is there trying to make a living; they're there as amateurs in the most true sense (which has the same root as amour, love), doing something they love.
@@coal.sparks Truly
Go and 🎉
Finding Seth’s lectures on TH-cam during the pandemic has completely changed my life❤
How so
This is one of the channels that gave me the courage to start my TH-cam channel 9 months ago about self development. Now I have 1,594 subs and > 1,000 hours of watch time. I know it’s not comparable with others but I’m still proud I started because I’ve been learning so many lessons that I could haven’t learned without getting started in the 1st place.
It is 3am and I just finished listening to this. I thought I will fall asleep listening to this but Seth never failed to make me stay "woke" Thanks Tim and Seth! Good night!
I’m exactly Seth’s age, same day, same year. I have yet to mourn the loss of my youth in a significant manner. I think that over the years I’ve learned how to consider ageing in a strategic manner. I’ve experienced a lot of deaths of friends and family, particularly in my 50-60’s, and it’s taught me a lot more about myself - my limits, my fears, and curiously, what’s possible for me at 63. On our shared birthday I began a new phase in my life - amping up my physical conditioning through what I term as controlled adversity. I’m accomplishing this through cycling. Sure, there are activities I’ve identified as things I’ll never do again, but I’ve begun to consider those things in the same regard as any other past memory…not worthy of dwelling on or investing any energy in grieving. Instead, I’ve learned that instead of slacking off that this is my time to amp it up. For me, this means identifying an area of physical endurance, strength, and speed in which I can execute with a high degree of ability. I believe that “adversity shows you to yourself in ways that ease cannot.” In this manner, I understand what David Goggins means when he says “we only use about 40% of our capacity.” With this hypothesis in mind, I have designed what I describe as “controlled adverse conditions” (CAC’s) that work very well both physically and psychologically because the two are inextricably connected. These CAC’s will be unique to each individual because you begin where you are and work incrementally to push yourself beyond your perceived limits. I’ve learned more about myself during these times, both positive and not-so-positive, as well as assessing the value of these learning opportunities in a comprehensive manner after the experience, than I’ve ever learned from purely positive experiences. Why? Because they are empowering! I choose the terms of my engagement. I chose the date, time, duration, and level of difficulty. I chose to push myself beyond my limits as I chased a stronger, tougher, faster, more resourceful version of me. It’s interesting…because you always work best when riding in the slipstream of someone ahead of you, never the rider behind you. If you are going to be in a chase group, AT ANY AGE, why not chase your own best example? It works for me! I’m also an author and blogger and I guess I’ve just written my next blog post here! 😊 Thanks, gents, for being my inspiration today!
Watching this podcast I can't help but think of the book "From Strength to Strength". So many golden nuggets here and there I picked up from this interview.
This video is a gem. Seth Godin is in another level of thinking...
I hear Tim Ferris podcast reference on many podcasts and finally when I watch the original Tim Ferris podcast, it exceeds my expectations. This podcast is PHENOMENAL and if the whole globe can watch this free, what better service can one do to humanity ?
Thank you.
Out of these two I’m not sure which one I love more. I love both of them dearly. X
The bee story and see the woman author made me cry
I followed Seth back to Tim. Great convergence of great minds
5:07 this was no rant, it was a gold nugget, a book idea, advice applicable to anyone❤
I agree with Seth's views on Zig Ziggler as well. I came across the quote in my marketing 101 class. Written in my sketchbook too. Help sure, but without any expectations for something in return. Just be a good human.
Can’t be more grateful to see Mr. Godin back on the pod again. Love you both! 👾🌹
a lot of gold in here ❤ thanks for sharing
A bee's diary is a very good documentary about bee life. So cool that you talk about it. Thanks. You brought me a new vision of it and added me a lot of human value😊
Seth Godin! My goodness what an icon and inspiration. I saw him 10 years ago on a lecture called “The Purple Cow” and I’ve been paying attention to him more.
He gave me the greatest advice on business which was: Solve interesting problems, but real problems. Then sell your solution.
Listening Seth always gives me a brighter perspective about the future.
Wonderful conversation to be listened over and over again.
False proxies ... powerful , insightful
One of the best podcasts I've listened to from Tim's channel. I replayed it three times over three days.
Seth Godin is an underrated genius and he's got a vast warehouse of anecdotal useful stories that is as big as whatever ChatGPT version is currently available.
This was mind blowingly good. Will have to listen to a few more times to get them to stick.
Two of my favorite people doing what they do. Thanks!
This is definitely my favorite interview with Seth. I love the direction he’s taking now. As someone who’s been in marketing for 15 years (and read half of his books), I can totally relate to everything here. Love this, thank you both for the insight, the inspiration, and yet another to do list. ❤
Seth was such an excellent guest!
Seth is definitely the goat...
Great interview, Tim! Seth is an amazing thought leader. I have a number of his books and they have enriched my life. Thank you 🙏🏼
so good. thank you !💟
Thank you for your video!
Love you brothers!!!
Thanks Seth and Tim, you’re both awesome, value-adding, individuals
excellent, thank you to Tim and Seth. I shared it with many 🙂
This podcast is so full of ❤
Thank you for sharing this information, your time and yourselves.
Amazing podcast... Thank you sir.. Respect from India 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Great conversation
Seth is the GOAT! Would love to have some of his Legendary coffee some day :)
Seth is wonderful. Hmmmm I can cook dinner!!!
Legendary interview, can't wait to talk with Seth soon
You’ll talk to him soon? Wow! For real? How?
Just amazing! ❤
Chapters please 🙏
@SethGodin where can we get a template for "Page 19" process?
I am glad I saw this. I feel like among my processes of recovery are the messages from consumer marketing institutions, although I suppose not all of the took root. Many of my beliefs are of unknown origin. As I explore my beliefs and their origins I find my belief exist to support things I don't want to support. My agency was taken from me before I understood that agency existed. Many things that I believe are facts have origins in ad campaigns, an example might be "Carbon Footprint" or a belief that recycling helps. My city is required by my state to have a recycling program which produces raw materials that have no value and no market. There is a company "Wren" that helps individuals reduce their carbon footprint, Isn't that pointless after coming to understand BP paid an advertising firm to invent and promote the concept in oder to make privileged people feel guilty.
I bought the carbon book. I hope it will help with finding ways to help not ways to relieve guilt, built by the "marketing" that made Seth Godin and interesting person.
I just here for the hype : )))))
10:13 PSYchologists 29:00 marketing
Been seeing AI spam SO MUCH since 2019, at least, I haven't really been using anything else besides TH-cam and Spotify and I ignore every comment now, can't imagine what it will turn into
AI can help with the script especially during this strike 😂
5:54 - the end of the world?
11:10 - where I'm at rn
Such a great insight/comment about the end of the world chatter!
Is Tim Ferris having a mid life crisis? First time tuning into his podcasts after several years, his recent interviews have been much more introspective and philosophical compared to his podcasts from the early to mid 2010s.
Same old story; SPAM SAM SPAM SPAM spam spam spam spam... : ))))))))
You two are cracking me up. : ))))
I was a fan of Seth and his Purple Cow for some time when he launched Squidoo. I was just getting interested in blogging, and I joined Squidoo right at the start. I made plans, reserved some “Lenses” around the topics of wine & travel, and started outlining my content.
Before I even posted anything two of my lenses were flagged by the admins for “adult content” outside of their guidelines, and my lenses were blocked.
…..there was no content, adult or otherwise. I tried a while to fix it, and then just gave up.
Fairly quickly after that I lost my enthusiasm for the Seths’ whole spiel and stopped paying attention.
I love ferris.....but hes missing the women, the children. Meaning comes from - survival.....reproducing a generation that can survive into the future ( think gardening, perrenials)....its women who nuture, raise, teach....the next generation has power to vote in no time. ....yet this country abandons its children for money.....for consumption. Ferris is so out of balance. I'll listen, but it's still male, ego-centric ....not community building. Still all about the numbers.
Cool opinion, there’s a lot here
Nice feel good talk but no applicable to the working class. Change and meaning don't pay the bills bud. Nice positivity porn tho
Boring Seth
this is not for you, pal
and that's totally fine
Seth's ok, that Ferris wheel won't shutdown
And yet, you're electively listening 😊
Tim Ferris, stop your silly little jokes and your giggles, you're not funny and it detracts from the great stuff and platform you do have
Wow! You really didn’t listen. I loved his jokes and giggles! Please take you bad arretier and harmful words elsewhere! Thank you!
@@NormenGazeheeeeheehaaaahaaaaheeeeheeeehaaa, I use to go to sleep
@@NormenGaze "harmful words"?? come on! --that's constructive criticism. And even it weren't, why would you want it removed? Yours is exactly the vile, poisonous and detrimental attitude that is abetting and contributing to censorship and attacks on free speech that is running rampant online and in real world today.
and his questions can be 17 minutes long!
And yet, here you are listening?😊
18:00 ...no, Tim, no; not the longest of all time--you HAVE asked longer, much, much longer, unfortunately.