Special thanks to Peloton for sponsoring this episode of the Jordan Harbinger Show.

Welcome to Feedback Friday. I'm your host, Jordan Harbinger. As always, I'm here with Feedback Friday

producer. The human space heater warming up this little knick of life advice. Gabriel Mizrahi.

On the Jordan Harbinger Show, we decode the stories, secrets and skills of the world's most

fascinating people and turn their wisdom into practical advice that you can use to impact

your own life and those around you. We want to help you see the matrix when it comes to how these

amazing people think and behave. And our mission is to help you become a better informed, more

critical thinker so you can get a much deeper understanding of how the world works and make

sense of what's really happening even inside your own mind. Now, if you're new to the show,

on Fridays, we give advice to you, we answer listener questions. The rest of the week, we have long

form interviews and conversations with a variety of really incredible people from spies to CEOs,

athletes, authors, thinkers and performers. This week, we had Florence Williams on the science

of heartbreak. This is kind of an interesting subject. I didn't realize there was science behind

heartbreak. Turns out heartbreak messes with your immune system, your hormones, not just your

emotions. We also had my friend, my old friend, really old friend, Mark Manson, author of subtle

art of not giving a f*** among other books. Really fun conversation, really loose conversation.

I've known Mark for at least, I want to say 15 years. So this is well before he wrote anything.

I think I was around even when he started the blog. So it's really interesting to see his evolution

from normal schmuckish muck like me to what, frankly, one of the most famous authors on the planet,

which is great. So make sure you've had a look and listen to everything that we created for you

here this week. Some fun news before we jump in. We've just launched a new AI chat bot for the show.

We mentioned this a couple of weeks ago as well. Still ironing out the kinks, really, really fun,

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