Steven Bartlett said Andrew Huberman's book Protocols comes out in September, the month the episode airs.
“comes out September, so this episode will will air in September, so it should be out now for preorder or order.”
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Steven Bartlett said Andrew Huberman's book Protocols comes out in September, the month the episode airs.
“comes out September, so this episode will will air in September, so it should be out now for preorder or order.”
Ray Dalio founded Bridgewater Associates in a two-bedroom apartment in 1975 and grew it into the world's largest hedge fund.
“you founded Bridgewater Associates in a two-bedroom apartment in 1975, and you grew it to the world's largest hedge fund.”
Bridgewater Associates posted positive returns of 9.5% in 2008 while the S&P 500 fell by almost 40%, according to the host.
“positive returns of 9.5% in 2008, while the S& P 500 plunged by almost 40%”
In a clip, Uber's Dara said that in about 20 years the 9 million drivers could be replaced by perhaps 20 million autonomous vehicles.
“I think 20 years from now, you can imagine that those 9 million will be 20 million, uh, AVs, maybe.”
The host cited a statistic that the top 10% of US households hold almost 90% of stock.
“The top 10% of households hold almost 90% of the stock.”
Steven Bartlett said he posted about a thousand times on Instagram to reach a thousand followers, then gained 300,000 followers in three carousel posts.
“I did a thousand posts on Instagram and reached a thousand followers. And then in my last three, when I had 7,000 followers, I gained 300,000 followers in three posts”
Steven Bartlett said he started The Diary of a CEO in his bedroom with a $100 microphone and GarageBand.
“I'd go went to Apple, bought this microphone for $100, p- plugged it into Garageband, tried to edit it myself, uploaded it.”
Steven Bartlett said during the interview that Alex Hormozi's wife Leila was pregnant, and Hormozi answered that the baby was about four months away.
“Leila's pregnant. How how long till the baby arrives?”
Steven Bartlett said Alex Hormozi's $100M series books have each sold more than 5 million copies.
“have all sold more than 5 million copies since inception.”
A letter from Mark Benioff, read by the host, says Salesforce has 80,000 employees and over $40 billion in annual revenue.
“Fast forward 26 years, and Salesforce now has 80,000 employees and generates over 40 billion in revenue annually.”
Tony Robbins says Paramount approached him about the Tony Robbins Network, a free ad-supported streaming channel that runs 24 hours a day.
“Paramount approached me, and we now have a twenty four hour a day channel.”
Steven Bartlett states that Brené Brown earned her PhD in social work at the University of Houston between 1996 and 2002.
“You get your phD. in social work at the University of Houston, Texas, between 96 and 2002.”
Steven Bartlett says his team hired a PhD about a year and a half earlier to flag statements outside scientific consensus on screen.
“it was a year and a half ago, we hired a PhD. who does exactly that.”
Steven Bartlett says his podcast grew from zero to 70 million people a month in about four and a half years.
“This podcast went from zero to 70 million people a month in four and a half years or something.”
Steven Bartlett says Hinton's great-great-grandfather George Boole founded Boolean algebra, a foundational principle of modern computer science.
“Your great great grandfather George Bull founded the Boolean algebra logic, which is one of the foundational principles of modern computer science.”
Steven Bartlett says an unnamed CEO told him by direct message that the company's headcount fell from just over 7,000 to about 5,000 because of AI agents.
“they used to have seven, just over 7,000 employees. He said, Uh, by last year, they were down to, I think, 5,000.”
In a letter read by Steven Bartlett, Valerie says she offered Michelle Obama a job on the spot when Michelle was 27.
“I was so in awe of her clarity of purpose, determination and vulnerability that I offered her a job on the spot.”
Steven Bartlett says the death of Michelle Obama's mother, Marion Robinson, was recent, in 2024.
“How did that loss impact the family? It's 2024, so it's fairly recent.”
Steven Bartlett says he has been on only about four dates in his life, and that he has been with his current partner for six years.
“I've actually been on, I think, four dates in my entire life. I'm 32”
Host Steven Bartlett says Elon Musk bought Twitter with a stated mandate of free speech.
“Elon Musk bought Twitter, and his real mandate has been this idea of free speech.”
Steven Bartlett says Mark Zuckerberg published a letter regretting his cooperation with the FBI and government when they asked him to censor content on Facebook.
“with the FBI, the government, when they asked him to censor things on Facebook”
Steven Bartlett notes that Tesla is developing a humanoid robot called Optimus.
“Tesla have their humanoid robot. I think it's called Optimus, which they're developing”
Steven Bartlett says riots in the UK were triggered by misinformation about the religion of a person who murdered young children.
“someone had murdered some young children and there was a confusion or a sort of a misinformation around that person's religion”
Steven Bartlett says Facebook suppressed the Hunter Biden laptop story after an FBI warning of possible Russian interference, and that the story later proved real.
“Facebook deprioritized it, stopped it going viral and suppressed it. Turns out it was a real story and it wasn't fake.”
Harari's book Nexus is subtitled A Brief History of Information Networks from the Stone Age to AI.
“having read your book, brilliant book, Nexus. A brief history of information networks from the Stone Age to A I.”
Steven Bartlett says he was driven by the belief that he needed a million pounds, a six pack, a girlfriend and a Range Rover Sport, and reaching them led to an existential crisis.
“I was 100% dragged to thinking that I needed a million pounds, a six pack, a girlfriend and a Range Rover sport.”
Steven Bartlett recounts Gabor Maté's argument that children in chaotic or traumatic homes learn to tune out as a survival mechanism, which Bartlett links to ADHD.
“when you have a chaotic or traumatic or stressful childhood as a S survival mechanism, you learn to tune out”
Steven Bartlett says Professor John Gottman studied couples to find why they divorce, and that contempt is the main reason.
“And I think there's this professor called Professor, I think it's called Professor John Gottman, who studied couples and tried to figure out why they end up in divorce.”
Virgin Galactic's mothership was named after Branson's mother Eve, who died of Covid before she could join him on a space flight.
“you've named the mothership after Eve. And then, tragically, um, she passes away from Covid before she has the chance to embark on that space journey with you”