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I was first exposed to Jonathan Heitz's work that it doesn't years ago when I stumbled

upon this book called the Happiness Hypothesis. It was my very early introduction to this world

of positive psychology and the exploration of human flourishing from a sort of a more

scientific meets ancient wisdom lens. My mind was absolutely blown open by that book and

I have paid close attention to his work over the years and the intervening years he wrote

another book about morality called the righteous mind and a more recent book called The Coddling

of the American Mind about sort of the state of education from a standpoint of how we learn

and how the culture of learning and higher education, especially these days, has become

really fraught and we explore this entire sweep. We explore his early days of what led him

to move from his PhD to then jump into India to study all sorts of really fascinating things

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