Josh Waitzkin: The Art of Learning u0026 Living Life

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Title	:	Josh Waitzkin: The Art of Learning u0026 Living Life
Lasting	:	3.17.09
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Comment from : @hubermanlab

Be water my friend This guy is like a rational version of Bruce lee
Comment from : @beherenow5866

Josh and his insight on quality is 💰 Subscribed because of this episode!
Comment from : @LearningProducers

i’m confused on why he brought up the loss of his friend’s baby though… he mentioned it and didn’t circle back with a lesson or example or anything…
Comment from : @herecomestheluv

interesting episode i’d love to know his philanthropy/attitude towards philanthropic effort
Comment from : @herecomestheluv

Josh is one of my favorite people to listen to talk and he is great on this podcast But what is up with Huberman? He can’t finish a coherent thought thus far in and is contributing nothing His speech and questions are convoluted barely making sense
Comment from : @Mikeh118

Great interview guys, thanks 🙏
Comment from : @John-r1z4d

Dr Huberman’s face when he says “love” hehehe 43:18
Comment from : @annajaneadams

It’s interesting that Josh stop competing in BJJ because of a back injury but had no surgery or serious injury because he continued to train and later foiling I had several injuries including back surgery and months of physical therapy which took me years to recover and I continued to compete in BJJ at 54 years old in the black belt division So it’s hard to believe his excuse for not competing in BJJ because doctor said blah blah
Comment from : @808BJJ_Black_Belt

I’ve read Josh (Art of Learning) and am now rereading it because of your podcast I told my son (who sent it to me), if ever there was a human embodiment of a Stan Lee (comic book) hero Josh is it This conversation is a beautiful, rare gem that is mind expanding and enlightening A thousand 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Comment from : @DominickCorpolongo

💓
Comment from : @babalon_harpocrates

I feel like Huberman did a poor job here of 1 Properly asking the best possible questions 2 Guiding the conversation to the most valuable pieces
Comment from : @jerrysign5027

Stopped at 2:54:06 An archery mention, yes! 😅 There really is quite a spacial awareness skill needed for bow fishing Or, as in regular archery, you can shoot text book, or trust your instincts, using “the force” with much applied understanding of biomechanics, Interoception, proprioception - even if you don’t know what any of that means Awareness is the key brbrThis particular episode has been THE most informative, as far as implementing the knowledge in our archery coaching It was also moving Josh’s story resonated deeplybrbrThanks again for a solid pod
Comment from : @purplelinny

While I’m incredibly stoked to watch this, because it has so much relevance to my archery academy and the philosophies I’m weaving in… I had to stop at 12 mins in to mention, that wooden paneling makes me trippy when I look away from the screen 😂 Is it just me?! 🍄brbrThank, Dr Huberman, for your ongoing mission You and your stellar guests are changing our world, for the better
Comment from : @purplelinny

this is pure gold and i am sure i will be returning it to the rest of my life, like a great novel, to enjoy it fresh and new again and again
Comment from : @jamesturner8802

I’ve watched the podcast 3 times over a 2 day span, the dialect is amazing
Comment from : @maddiejohnson7152

Thanks for sharing information and not gate keeping
Comment from : @12on12offTV

Fantastic episode
Comment from : @jaredcherry7416

Sidenote - your sponsors are a reflection of your reputation Function health is a world-changer in my view However, AG1 is a total scam as proven by science, they are a marketing company and their product is absolutely awful Please stop promoting them Don't believe, mefind the lab results online They are really bad
Comment from : @douglas2835

Honor and Respect
Comment from : @aixzi_official

Wow what a truly fantastic conversation Thanks so much for making this
Comment from : @iChrisBirch

This one is 🔥 that Jiu Jitsu theory was 👍
Comment from : @PastorQuinn1

Just bought the book
Comment from : @artunelcan9958

I'm impressed with the way you listen without interrupting that's amazing and makes the interaction interesting and informative
Comment from : @wisemanhlongwane1080

i crashed a rental car from doing the hypoxic breathing, wouldve been nice to know this prior lool
Comment from : @Ganondalf3

Great podcast and thank you dearly for the genius idea to find these talented and honest people to talk about their understanding of life I learnt a lot from the podcasts and share many ideas with my students and colleagues at my university Greetings from Germany!
Comment from : @lovezf0372

This is such an incredible episode Andrew! I never comment but here I must say it: Simply edifying! Hello from Paris and thank you!
Comment from : @poetonsong7412

I imagine yall had a bro hug at the conclusion of this haha Awesome to see a genuine connection like that, a collab of the minds Did yall know each other before going to the basketball game?
Comment from : @JohnnyWatzors

Preach Thematic Interconnectedness as a mantra and watch it intertwine in your life before you
Comment from : @JeffBezos-x6e

I enjoyed this so much! What a wonderful discussion! 'Thank YOU for your interest' in doing this incredible work!
Comment from : @sallymcmullin

Great discussion, my dudes… And great insight to share with all of us Thank you
Comment from : @nothinglikeafighttobreaktheice

Great episode! Thanks
Comment from : @denisyanovskiy9071

Sounds like he is still traumatized by the 64 squares
Comment from : @tiptoeinginmyjordan

Andrew speaking some words in Spanish
Comment from : @robertobenedit

BRILLIANT! brI listened to this while driving episodically This is the first podcast that I’ve ever repeated and will be the center of my focus on this watching brTHANK YOU BOTH!!!
Comment from : @hjacobson5100

I think you should have let Josh speak more and not interrupt - more an interview than a discussion
Comment from : @rs1797

Thank you Andrew !
Comment from : @johntyler5402

Dr HubermanbrbrI've heard in this podcast that you talked about your first paper journal or your first publication and how the struggle of these formed your mindset I am currently a PhD student and I would really love to see a podcast of you explaining your journey in science and in your PhD, with all the thoughts that you had etc Thank you!
Comment from : @Bogdyen

Thank you so much both of you 🔥💪🏾❤️
Comment from : @Hector-xd5cj

Pure delight!
Comment from : @dianalaipniece9857

josh, why don't you dominate chessboxing?
Comment from : @nicbentulan

A life-changing interview Josh Waitzkin is actually a zen master expressing himself through various disciplines I think that I can watch this podcast for years to come and get a new, helpful insight each time Thank you both!
Comment from : @vickydal

Has it ever been tried for a group of people to play against the best chess computer? Would a group of expert chess players perform better than the best grandmaster in chess?
Comment from : @ppcontinuouslearning

He uses the scientific process, but he’s more like an artist like Bach or Beethoven or Michelangelo
Comment from : @YogiCecily

I don't know why but this guy's mentality reminds me David Goggins
Comment from : @thisnameisnotavailable

Love Josh Love the Art of Learning
Comment from : @bruceg4821

This might be the best episode of the last yesr
Comment from : @jasongravely7217

Andrew, I got literally emotive about this conversation Having u guys with this discussion describe my life research Thank u so much for that There no pay back to you guys Thank you so much
Comment from : @SingForReal

Perhaps one of the best discussions yet If you're not watching this, you're missing out on Josh's hand movements, which tell another story, giving further color to his words I've been following him for ages, and it's such a joy to hear his take on things yet again Great discussion that makes you want to improve in all aspects
Comment from : @theperfectloaf

Please do a podcast on chronic cough related to neurogenic, vagus nerve, silent reflux, and airway reflux Dr Jamie A Kaufman is an expert in this field
Comment from : @vt7241

Please have Josh back for another episode!! I don't know if you do that, but I could listen to you guys for days and days and it just makes my day so much better
Comment from : @againsthegrainx7556

The light blink at the right moment @2:32:46, perfect
Comment from : @badgerzen

Josh is awesome
Comment from : @NickBraun0

Remove the words beautiful and brilliant and this is actually only an 18 minute podcast
Comment from : @lucasd8917

Me here learning about not filling in the in between empty spaces with stimulus response through listening to this podcast in the in between spaces in my life 🤯
Comment from : @danielohkay

I am so incredibly happy Josh resurfaced from the jungle after all these years! Thank you for your part in bringing him out Andrew!
Comment from : @rafadudek3040

1:19:20
Comment from : @cc1197

Thanks Josh for your incites and thanks for reminding listeners of the climate crisis Listening to Huberman's podcast one gets the impression that pursuing individual longevity in an obsessive manner is the main goal However developing an understanding and acknowledgement of environmental crises is never mentioned It seems that the the pursuit of conditions that promote health for all the world's citizens is ignored I know this is not the focus for this podcast, but sometimes it seems very selfish and even unscientific and fearful to not bring up these difficult topics when the context calls for more discussion Maybe not discussing, but just mentioning We forget things so fast
Comment from : @leonajensen1030

love this man what a brilliant human being
Comment from : @codesymphony

It doesn't even make sense how valuable this information is Thank you so much
Comment from : @neves69

If we use pain to increase the amount of dopamine (ex cold bathes), two questions: 1) do we risk becoming addicted to pain, and 2) do we risk losing the guidance that pain tells us about when our body is at risk (ex damaging our body so that we lose longevity)? Thank you PS Another book for Josh to write—The Art of Being
Comment from : @williamramseyer9121

banger
Comment from : @army_of_love

No questions about his mother and father? It was “I” at 6? Fertile ground for another discussion
Comment from : @mvieha6731

I'm a boxing coach This episode is great I'm going to take alot of what I learned here and apply it to my training
Comment from : @ablanco411

wow
Comment from : @luismadeira6290

Huberman drinking game: Take a shot of AG1 everytime he mentions Rick Rubin
Comment from : @huberfan7

Unfortunately, Andrew spends so much time interviewing himself!
Comment from : @marcmichel3509

Thank you so much for the conversation, such beautiful and inspiring men
Comment from : @ritacarpinteiro8142

I heard the word potent/potency so many times that I couldnt help think of the great master Moshé FeldenkraisbrAnd the piece about just piss or the insights out of non stimulation reminded me of that thing he says - the delay between thought and action is the basis for awareness, and awareness is the basis for learningbrI would like to see Irene Lyon here giving some insights on the ANS, you asking all the good and profound questions as you always so brilliantly do, and question her about her framework on nervous system regulation and how the framework of Moshé shed light into her understanding and how it glued somatic/ANS together and most of all how it sees the overall human systembrPotent self, a better/ proper use of oneself; you know?
Comment from : @ritacarpinteiro8142

There is a key word missing on this interview: Ego
Comment from : @lucianobonavino

Very interesting but I feel like there's some kind of disconnect in this conversation, it's like two rocks rubbing together & neither gaining any ground down the path they need to go for things to work out well I've listened to his book & this conversation just isn't flowing in the condusive way most of your other interviews run Did you feel a disconnect here? I almost feel like I'm not articulating what I'm sensing
Comment from : @sharonlittlesun165

Wow Amazing pod Never heard of him Amazing guy Amazing Yes three Amazings Four :)
Comment from : @ukukudu

Another great live show Andrew, I am a btc holder who is very confident, the more it dips is the more opportunity to add to my holdings To me it genuinely felt like everything has been selling off for literally no reason, I mean companies with enough cash on hand to pay off debt like NVDA, PLTR and many others This is the time to buy I mean many altcoins are down over 50 off their highs and in the dumpster, I've been buying continuously and am gonna continue to buy as cash comes in because there is a huge rally waiting to happenThanks a lot to Jinny Franz , I was able to implement her method and adhere to her guidance, earning almost 9B TC in few weeks Thanks to Jinny for informing me, I no longer hold the view that the only meaningful investments are in stocks and real estate
Comment from : @NeilWarren-c9f

47:00
Comment from : @ruturajyadav5130

Read his book 4 times, saw all his podcasts, and it's still a grown factor to me I just felt a bit rejected when I saw only world classes on his website be cause I think human is deeper than that and the filter should be more sophisticated and deep but ye
Comment from : @aixzi_official

Downloading an episode after a long timelet the howlers howl Andrew, just keep doing what you do❤
Comment from : @maheshlokhande

🔥❤️
Comment from : @Imraz__Khan

"I have only one question, In 27 parts"
Comment from : @Therealmathilda

YESSSSSSSSS
Comment from : @jamajnasoares5702

Incredible episode! Would love to see him on Rogan next!
Comment from : @marcocristini4455

Ty! Josh changed my life I read The Art of Learning during COVID, and it encouraged me to learn chess from a place of interconnectedness I've spent some time at Washington Square Park really trying to fire walk with Josh His life's journey is such an inspiration: Quality as a way of life 💖
Comment from : @Flying_Family

Love Josh but tai chi is not a real sport and it bugs me that he leans into this world champion athlete myth
Comment from : @Cam-lt9nv

Love this thanks 🙏
Comment from : @lauramicks9634

WOW!
Comment from : @andremitchell5710

1:59:36
Comment from : @giuseppecappelliPSRL

This is absolutely amazing wonderful! Thank you so much for this interesting and fascinating podcast!
Comment from : @olgaatbashyan3484

1 Could Josh do an expanded discussion on the chess principles interconnectedness to life? Maybe we could reference Kasparovs book How Life Imitates ChessI love listening to Josh! 1:41:00brbr2 Josh on Lex Fridman's podcast would be epic since they share such similar energybrbr3 Could we get a deep dive on what Josh means by "The 6 Dimensional Introspective Process" and how to apply it?brbr4 Could Josh talk some more about finances and his work with investors? He must be really smart with money to live with such independence
Comment from : @Flying_Family

This is a very interesting and inspirational guest, thank you Dr Huberman!
Comment from : @essy2382

LET THE MAN TALK From 40-60mins the questions are 10x the answer For all the shit Lex gets, at least the guests can get a word in
Comment from : @jakstrike1

Wow! The whole podcast is brilliant, but the wisdom at 1:04:12 has turned our whole world upside down!
Comment from : @BlunderingBros

Andrew, I adore your podcasts but this is one of your best to date Josh is one amazing and gifted soul Thank you Andrew!! Keep up with passion and love for science
Comment from : @rozannebyass7013