Seth Godin Interview (Full Episode) | The Tim Ferriss Show (Podcast)
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- Seth Godin (@thisissethsblog) is the author of 17 bestselling books that have been translated into more than 35 languages. He writes about the way ideas spread, marketing, strategic quitting, leadership, and - most of all - challenging the status quo in all areas. His books include Linchpin, Tribes, The Dip, Purple Cow, and What to Do When it’s Your Turn (and it’s Always Your Turn).
Seth has founded several companies, including Yoyodyne and Squidoo. His blog (which you can find by typing “Seth” into Google) is one of the most popular in the world. In 2013, Godin was inducted into the Direct Marketing Hall of Fame. Recently, Godin turned the book publishing world on its ear by launching a series of four books via Kickstarter. The campaign reached its goal in just three hours and became the most successful book project in Kickstarter history.
In this episode, we cover dozens of topics and stories, including some he’s never discussed publicly before.
Enjoy!
Intro [00:00]
How Seth prepares coffee and vodka [5:05]
The story behind the most impressive cookbook collection [9:37]
Seth’s most recommended cookbooks and methods [11:32]
On railing against various industrial complexes [15:07]
How Seth consumes media [18:07]
Seth’s rules for speaking engagements [20:42]
How to navigate big transitions in life [28:07]
On the decision to publish a daily blog [31:24]
Seth’s writing process [33:07]
Seth’s top business decisions [38:44]
Discerning between good and bad ideas [42:44]
Maybe you shouldn't become an entrepreneur [48:30]
How Seth processes email [51:44]
Categorically saying no to specific distractions [57:32]
Why everyone should blog every day [1:01:42]
What Seth is happy he said no to [1:04:49]
The story of money [1:06:38]
When you hear the word "successful," who first comes to mind? [1:09:49]
What Seth has changed his mind about [1:10:40]
What Seth believes that most people would find crazy [1:11:52]
Most gifted books [1:12:24]
A favorite purchase of $100 or less [1:24:34]
Eating habits and morning rituals [1:30:34]
The value of having an office [1:32:37]
What would Seth do to educate children [1:34:22]
Practices for overwhelmed parents [1:37:34]
Seth’s current projects [1:38:52]
Who helps tell Seth when he is wrong [1:43:32]
What advice would you give to your 30-year-old self [1:45:49]
How Seth gets over periods of discomfort [1:47:29]
Seth’s meditation process [1:49:47]
Seth's billboard [1:53:01]
Seth on commencement speeches [1:53:02]
Asks or requests of you, the listener [1:54:58]
The almond cookies [1:56:38]
Connect with Seth Godin:
Like Seth Godin on Facebook: / sethgodin
Follow Seth Godin on Twitter: / thisissethsblog
Follow Seth Godin on Instagram: / sethgodin
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About Tim Ferriss:
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 200 million downloads and been selected for “Best of iTunes” three years running.
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I really appreciate the humour, wit, and insight that oozes out of this podcast! The energy between Tim and Seth is so fluid and you can tell they are on the same page, it's great, and it just seems to reinforce a way of being that is aware, powerful, efficient, and very present. I could definitely listen to this again. Thank you!
That was pure quality content! Loved it! Thanks for this Tim, and thanks to Seth Godin for such a prolific list of books to read!
So good. Thank you for getting us inside Seth's head, Tim.
write poorly until they are not bad anymore (37:30) ... once you have get enough bad ideas, then some good ones, have to show up.
So simple yet so hard
This is an amazing interview!! Thank you so much for giving this new insight and comments from Seth!! Thank you, Tim Ferris, for sharing this amazing and such different interview, your questions were a new door to open one of the most influential minds of our times!! Such an honor to hear about his cuisine secrets!
oh my God,the host is asking the questions I WANTED TO ASK every single time!
Watched by #Inspirofreak
Recommended audio by Seth
1.Zig Ziglar:
Goalsetting
How to stay motivated
The secret of closing the sale
2. Pemma Chodron?
3. Leap first - Seth Godin
4. The art of possibility - Ross and Ben Zander?
5. The war of art - Steve
6. Just kids - Patti Smith
7. Debt - David Graeber
Saves me taking notes so thank you
Thank you, both of you!
4:21
Seth is a purple cow himself, ...Thank you Tim..I am wondering where have you been all my life...Keep up the great work
I listened to this interview on your website (first one I listened to) and it was SO GREAT that I spent most of the time taking notes. I picked many quotes and ideas. I thought the two hours might be little bit too much, but I guess that gives you time to really dig into some things.
Thanks for your work!
Thank you, gentlemen! This interview is a gem. I appreciate and admire you both greatly. Write on!~ Lisa
Thank you so much for uploading it :)
Loved this podcast thanks Tim!
such a wonderful & wise man :)
never been into tim ferris and the 4-hr thing but he is a damn good interviewer.
It's impossible to describe how much I got out of this one interview, it's a repeat listen for me
My 2 most favourite parts:
33:46 - Chip Conley and the Anthropology room
57:55 - Neil Gaiman, making yourself bored enough to write & dancing with the fear
I'm going to make sure I fail multiple times a day..
Aye, that Neil Gaiman tip was brilliant!
Hey Tim...loved this interview so much...I think I'll have to start blogging after listening. I love his take on education and feel that heart rate variability would be such a great addition to his work. i am sure you must be familiar with it. What an interesting man!
The one thing i didn't get from the beginning of the show was why he bothers to make coffee...maybe it's the smell or he did say later he could make it for his guest..and why the oatmeal vodka. He doesn't drink it.
Loved his take on the internet, tv and money...not to mention all the great book ideas.
Thanks for another great one....you rock!!!!
Love this interview! If any other Seth Godin fans wants to join me, I will be attending the StartingBloc NY'17 Institute this upcoming August to hear him speak live and would love to have fellow fans in the room!
You are more powerful than you think you are, act accordingly
TIm thanks sooo much for being a great interviewer...just learned of Seth from Gary's showwwwwww and this interview is just Great..not that my opinion matters and nobody needs validation only the lizard but just wanted to share that here because of the profound difference...appreciating the smoothness of this audio.
It was enlightening to hear what Seth thinks about children's education in 1:34m-1:37m. Seth points that parents need to decide how their kids have to learn useful stuff, most importantly teaching them how to lead and solve interesting problems. This is because we can't compete with other countries that teach kids how to be obedient e.g. memorizing. Plus, famous colleagues don't work anymore.
education (1:35:54), preparing for the future
For the sake of simplicity; the 'podcast' is the audio file you upload on platforms like iTunes, and the 'video' is the file you upload on youtube.
Now to the point:
There's a gap between the upload time of the podcast and the video. That's a smart way to prioritize the growth of the podcast. So the latter has the advantage of being first, and youtube's channel has the advantage of... not much; it's just an extra platform. TH-cam is the black duck that comes last, and it's already missing the most unique aspect of it, the visual. This black duck quacks- has audio, but it just looks totally off (no video). It's fine for the video to be uploaded late, but you can give it it's real color and uniqueness.
Tim, I'm one of the die-hard 1k, and trust me I would have no problem listening to the podcast on time- as I always do, and watching the video on youtube the following week. Each one of them is unique in it's own way. One delivers the information quickly, and the other is enjoyable and much more relatable.
Needless to say, great interview.
Mo Esk you are such a valuable fan!!
What are the 52 Decks? I did a search for them but just writing 52 Decks didn't work out.
not bad anymore indeed -fake it till you ....
1:12:25 📚 Books
as much as I love Seth Godin, this one was made me squirm because the interviewer, Tim, sounded so contrived and insecure.
Joumana Accad huh.. interesting point of view. What is more interesting is how different perceptions are. I personally thought Tim had great questions and was humble.
Joumana Accad what a weird take on this video...
I got 99 designs by a logo ain't 1, hit me.
:)