Ep. 605: Why You Should Leave the House, Plus Why Sometimes You Don’t Need to Have an Opinion

Ep. 605: Why You Should Leave the House, Plus Why Sometimes You Don’t Need to Have an Opinion

We discuss why we should make an effort to leave the house. Plus, a stumbling block related to “having a take,” and a simple hack for reconnecting with people. Episode highlights: Try This At Home—Why leaving the house, even briefly, has a big effect on happiness [06:42] Happiness Hack: a tip for reconnecting with people you haven't talked to in a while [15:30] Happiness Stumbling Block— We don't have to have an opinion on everything [21:00] Demerits and Gold Stars: Gretchen’s Demerit: Leaving her shoe in a cab—Gold Star to the cab company! Elizabeth’s Gold Star: Dinner at the Garland Hotel [23:56] Mentioned in this episode: Plot Twist: Life, Craft, and the Messy First Draft by Harlan Coben — upcoming book club pick Kate Bowler's "Everything Happens" newsletter Free 7-Day Email Challenge: Boost Your Energy Through Movement Blacktail by Scott Hawkins (Amazon, Bookshop) Connect with Us: Email: podcast@gretchenrubin.com Website: gretchenrubin.com Instagram: @gretchenrubin | @lizcraft Learn more about Gretchen's Four Tendencies personality framework and take the free quiz. Enjoyed this episode? Leave us a review on Apple Podcasts or rate us on Spotify — it helps other listeners find the show!Find the transcript for this episode on the episode details page in the Apple Podcasts app. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Little Happier: Some of My Favorite Rules, Paradoxes, Laws, and Razors

Little Happier: Some of My Favorite Rules, Paradoxes, Laws, and Razors

Whether through science, personal observation, or humor, short statements of these human “laws” help us understand that world we live in. Connect with Us: Email: podcast@gretchenrubin.com We...

21 Sep 8min

More Happier: A Lesson from the Real Housewives, Plus a Tool for Dealing with Shared Work

More Happier: A Lesson from the Real Housewives, Plus a Tool for Dealing with Shared Work

What reality TV can teach us about miscommunication, plus a simple tool for dealing with shared work based on your tendency. Episode highlights: Something Making Us Happier: Elizabeth's first-e...

19 Sep 30min

Ep. 604: Clear Clutter With a Courtroom Hack, Plus How to Decline a Request for Accountability

Ep. 604: Clear Clutter With a Courtroom Hack, Plus How to Decline a Request for Accountability

Clear clutter fast with a courtroom-inspired trick, and we discuss how Upholders might set boundaries for unwanted accountability partners. Episode highlights: Try This at Home: A hack for dec...

16 Sep 35min

Little Happier: A Lesson from the World Cup: Danger and Temptation Don’t Always Appear When We Expect

Little Happier: A Lesson from the World Cup: Danger and Temptation Don’t Always Appear When We Expect

As the World Cup illustrated, in the happy moments of scoring a goal or celebrating, we may find it hard to stay focused on our aims. Connect with Us: Email: podcast@gretchenrubin.com Websit...

14 Sep 3min

Move Happier: Getting Unstuck: A Fresh Start for Your Move 26 Habit

Move Happier: Getting Unstuck: A Fresh Start for Your Move 26 Habit

Not sticking to a habit that’s important to you? Dan Harris and Laurie Santos join Gretchen to share how to spot what's holding you back — and get moving again. Mentioned in This Episode: 10% Hap...

13 Sep 1h 8min

More Happier: Four Tendencies Solutions to Real-Life Problems

More Happier: Four Tendencies Solutions to Real-Life Problems

We revisit some of our most useful Four Tendencies listener questions, including how to help a Rebel stick to exercise, work with a Questioner boss, and keep Obliger people-pleasing from getting in th...

12 Sep 38min

Ep. 603: Avoid the Sunk-Cost Fallacy, and Why it’s Hard to Plan for Emergencies

Ep. 603: Avoid the Sunk-Cost Fallacy, and Why it’s Hard to Plan for Emergencies

We talk about how to avoid the mental trap of the “sunk-cost fallacy.” Plus, why it’s so hard to plan for emergencies and the biases that keep us from preparing for risk. Episode highlights: T...

9 Sep 32min

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