The Stories Behind 15+ Million Copies Sold, Lessons from Will Smith, Personal Reinvention, and More
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Show notes: tim.blog/2022/12/30/mark-manson/
Mark Manson (@IAmMarkManson) is a three-time #1 New York Times bestselling author of The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck as well as other titles. His books have sold nearly 20 million copies worldwide and have reached number one in more than a dozen countries.
Since 2008, he has written articles at MarkManson.net, one of the largest personal-development blogs in the world, with more than a million monthly readers. In 2023, a feature film about him and his work will be released in theaters by Universal Pictures. See SubtleArtMovie.com for more details, and click here for the trailer.
Please enjoy!
00:00 Start
01:13 Difficult changes and modified default behaviors.
04:52 Be careful what you wish for.
06:59 How Mark’s feature film deal came to be.
11:00 The teamwork that makes Mark’s dream work.
16:04 Sourcing talent.
20:56 How Mark knew he’d found the right agent.
24:58 From Entropy to F*ckery.
42:59 Learning the subtle art of strategic F-bombing.
52:41 Prioritizing health maintenance.
1:00:38 Co-authoring a book with Will Smith.
1:08:21 In a post-slap world, what should we know about the real Will Smith?
1:13:55 How Will Smith depends on and interacts with his team.
1:16:13 Setting the course for the next few years.
1:20:47 How Mark says no to financially tempting projects he doesn’t want to do.
1:29:12 The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck‘s cover story.
1:32:12 Why Mark is pivoting to video production rather than podcasting.
1:36:28 What can we expect from Mark’s future video trajectory?
1:42:15 Staying relevant and creatively fulfilled in a crowded market.
1:44:23 The software Mark uses to compose a book.
1:45:36 Recommended reading,
1:56:54 Parting thoughts.
About Tim Ferriss:
Tim Ferriss is one of Fast Company’s “Most Innovative Business People” and an early-stage tech investor/advisor in Uber, Facebook, Twitter, Shopify, Duolingo, Alibaba, and 50+ other companies. He is also the author of five #1 New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestsellers: The 4-Hour Workweek, The 4-Hour Body, The 4-Hour Chef, Tools of Titans and Tribe of Mentors. The Observer and other media have named him “the Oprah of audio” due to the influence of his podcast, The Tim Ferriss Show, which has exceeded 800 million downloads and been selected for “Best of Apple Podcasts” three years running.
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@ua.88
Жыл бұрын
Hi Tim, I have 1 off topic question, but I don't see any other way of getting to ask it... I have bought and am reading your book "Tools of Titans" (physically on paper). Congratulations for the book btw as it is really great. The book is so great that I would really like to have it in my pocket all the time. The problem is it is quite big 🙂 The question is: Is there an option to retrieve an electronic version of the book based on the physical book? (Maybe based on the ISBN as it is the case with other books) Hope I will receive an answer 😃 Thanks
@moonbeam385
Жыл бұрын
I so mastered the art of not giving a fuck l am not even going to watch the video. Fuck it. I love you. Bye
@cannabishomegrowconsulting6043
Жыл бұрын
Man this guy Tim just prints money! And I love it! Just finished the 4 hr work week, wow. Just started Atomic Habits, thanks for everything you do!
Fun fact: to this day, Mark has answered every email i’ve written to him since like 2017. Some answers been short and some have been more of a back and forth. He is as genuine as they come.
As a former monk I actually remember reading your books while I was ordained, thinking about how fascinating it was to hear someone delve into their own mind and body as much as you have. And then be able to share it with others in a book which actually helped me in some ways while I was a monastic. Thank you for all the material you put out!
@meaningfulmakings
Жыл бұрын
People are fascinated by monks. Me included. Even more fascinating is are former monks. Anyhow, I’ve now subscribed to your channel.
@MartinKPettersson
Жыл бұрын
@@meaningfulmakings for people around me it always seemed like a big thing when I left. For me it was at the time the most obvious answer to a problem that I was having since someone had to know the answers (not religious), I figured the monks where the ones who would know. So I sold my stuff and left for 8 years.
@What-vo5bx
Жыл бұрын
@@MartinKPettersson subscribed! 😄
I'm so happy for you, Mark! We'll deserved. You're so humble too and it's nice see the real ones make it! When I started reading your blog back in 2012, 2013, I knew it was inevitable that you would blow up! That's what brought me into your blog, the psychology aspect into personal development.
Tim is absolutely nailed his KZread channel I can’t believe that I’m just finding him now after reading 4 hour work week years ago. Love Marks work as well. It’s amazing to be able to listen the these conversations with top performers. Water seeks its own level and these talks get my operating at a high level almost thro osmosis!!
The way you said "yeah, April 2007 is when it came out, seems like a lifetime ago" was really beautiful, you looked like it was a really warm moment
Love the dynamic. Great conversation 💪
Two heavy hitters 💪If you haven't seen Tim's last TED talk yet, go there next! Blew me away 🌬Gained a whole new appreciation for this man 🙏
after an hour i found out that hat is not his head
@heidikamrath1951
Жыл бұрын
😂
@ironkitt
10 ай бұрын
Every single time😃
This conversation is so wholesome and the questions have been great and well thought-out. I really appreciated the Katamari reference btw. Still at the 1-hour mark but definitely looking forward to watching the rest. Great timing for this interview btw. Thank you both! 🙏
"You and I have had a complicated relationship, most of which you're not aware of." Tim probably gets this a lot and to hear it come from Manson was strangely wholesome and uplifting.
Two of my favorite authors finally talking together. Love it.
Just bought this book the day after Christmas. Great timing!
Wha wha whaaaat?? Never read Sophie's World?? It is an incredible book (especially on audio format), such a super awesome episode. Love digging deeper into the Mark Manson Machine. appreciate seeing the two of you vibing out. great jam session
It’s great to have Tim and Mark together! The two brain stuff idols I have.
I need more Tim Ferriss in my life. Once I start listening to the podcast, I get back on track.
@meaningfulmakings
Жыл бұрын
Yes. He’s a re-set for sure.
@Tonysuriano
Жыл бұрын
Ditto! 4 hour work week helped me leave USA and live in Asia on beachfront house while writing a feature films for nearly a year while renting out my USA place out 🎉
@antoniovillanueva1119
Жыл бұрын
My thoughts, exactly.
@djVania08
Жыл бұрын
Any other podcast/source that does that for you?
Wait that's a great idea!!💡 I would really appreciate hearing advice from successful individuals & listening to their take on what isn't always shared when becoming successful
Such an amazing conversation. Thank you so much ❤
I stopped in the middle of this interview and watched Mark’s movie/documentary. It is outstanding! Affected me emotionally and left a big impact on me, for the better I’m sure.
Great chat! I was also wanting to hear more personal stuff. Like Manson's personal life, marriage, where he's living, etc. It would be fascinating to hear about all that!
I enjoyed the talk guys!
Great talk I enjoy it two of my favorite writers. From East Africa, Somalia.
Tim Ferriss Is Living Legend 🤗 Such A Good Person🙌
great minds. love the conversation. love both of these authors. packed with insights and stories that spark emotions and thoughts within me. thanks for sharing yet another gem of an episode, Tim!
Never fails Tim...I get 20 min into a podcast and my kindle library grows by a book. Don't know why I never picked up Subtle Art till now...guess I'm in a place where it'll mean the most to me now eh
Listening to your podcast I have to say how nice of you to also greet ‘germs’ :)
Been following Mark from back in his pickup artist days
This is a great conversation
My two favorite authors!
This was a great start to the new year. Respect for both of you. Thank you ✌
Brilliant! Thanks guys.
Two of my favorites.. what a delight to listen you guys. Thanks 👏👏
56:08 ‘I just got fat’ 😂😂……Love Manson just one awesome dude and one of those people you are just happy for and who inspires you too!
24:06 that is what I'm trying to understand from when you named it! Google is not that clear either😂
Grateful for what you share and what a difference it makes. I appreciate the wisdom “One step at a time. Keep that sticky ball rolling. Don’t underestimate what you can do over time.” :) When I used to teach, I would tell my students all the time “Put one foot in front of the other and soon you’ll be walking out the door.” As a child that song from Santa Claus is Coming to Town, though it seems so simple, helped my through some trying times in my life. All we can do is keep going and rest but don’t quit. Don’t stay idle for too long. Be gracious with yourself. Life isn’t going to be perfect. It never will, but there are some rad highlights within the weaving of our lives. When there is extreme pain, feeling shards of glass in your heart, keep moving. Don’t wait for the pain to pass, just keep on, carry on. Your heart will heal and you’ll be stronger for it. Blessings.
I read few pages of this book and found quite interesting. Life changing book.
As a new, but already deeply passioned fantasy writer, I am highly excited to hearing more about your tour into the fantasy/sci-fi world and the "writer's journey" idea you touched on.
Loved listening to these two! I wish it were more than 2 hours!
Great episode!
Good job, Tim.
Mark - PLEASE write a weight loss journey book!
Mark Manson I read your book not giving a fuck, life changing thank you ❤
Great episodes
This is an awesome start into the New Year. Haven't watched it yet but something tells me this is gonna be gold.
Thank you
Ok, now I’m not SURE, but I think this episode just changed my life 🔥🔥🔥
I see Tim is back to practicing stoicism with his bald guy hat.
Great interview, thank you! Was surprised at the “male bias” terminology in Mark’s language for someone who’s about healing our future through psychology, language, writing and relationship. Overwhelming use of male pronoun. "He", "dude"' versus "individual", "person." Language designates value and visibility. Language creates culture at subconscious levels.
Such a cool & smart idea to hire a psychologist for researching topics!! Am somehow impressed and excited about that way of operation! :))
45:44 Didn't know Mark Manson's a metal head. Lamb of God -inspired book title haha. Nice
In the event you read this Mark .... 2 things. 1. Amazing idea to make therapy , life coping skills for the masses for free, preferably free, or really cheap , which is relative. Kudos for being still in that space in your head of Self development after all the notoriety and money. Making therapy , quality therapy for the Walmart employee like me, filled with creativity, turned to anxiety, who make $16.50 an hour , stocking shelves at the tender age of 56. 2. From your blog days and form " The subtle art...." I know you were or are into Marilyn Manson. In this podcast you said , at some point you mentioned that you decided to go with your real name. So, your real last name is Manson?! Wow. Love you long time....since 2014 to be exact. Later
I thoroughly enjoyed this interview. Thank you both!
Yeah whoever helped him with his newsletter revamp was an excellent hire. The difference is so noticeable and while there was nothing wrong with the old format, the new style is just a huge leap forward as an Improvement and upgrade. Extremely refreshing to see an iteration for the better. 👍
Love the hat ❤
Where do I buy the Tim Hat 🤣🤣
Finallly!!!!!!!!!!!
Tim Ferriss Show A kind of Alcohol It Release All Your Stress & Anxiety And Instantly Give You Relief 😇 Thanks Tim Ferriss For Inspiring Millions 🙌
Is he the Mark Manson that played for the Los Angeles Lakers and helped the Lakers won a Championship?
Tim use time stamps please
This hat :) love that is back
@daniel_najar
Жыл бұрын
First thing I noticed too :D
beautiful voice
Everything is shown in 1:22 for the next minute. You can see Tim's respect and interest in hearing about his rules. The eternal guinea pig!
Great show! Regarding Will at the Oscars… The video called “Monarch mind control… An alter-nate reality” on Journey to Truth podcast may possibly shed some light regarding the Tavistock Institute behind the scenes. Particularly the Hollywood scenes. Really good people suddenly acting strangely. And why. Dare we open our minds enough to investigate this.
this made me realise how improved the Tim Ferriss Show has gotten since this episode in terms of real takeaways and nuggets for living. Great interview of Mark Mansons life and pedestal accomplishments, but an hour in I didn't need more of a Mark love in or that he rejected Steven Spielberg or that he would ONLY write for A-List celebrities - put your ego down and give some tools and life insights to the listeners. I took away Zero reasons to read your books.
I loved this video! Like Mark I too read 4 hour work week and got very interested in internet entrepreneurship. I learned a lot from that book and continue to learn a lot from you all the time. Thank you for all you do!!
The hat returns!
Well your publication date might help explain why my husband ran off and took a sizable portion of my estate in September 2017 with aplomb and no care anything but himself. Thanks!
Long overdue? Damn right
mark needs to come on podcasts with more information next time. There were a couple stories and then just a few life stories, and then thats it. Its like half of the plot of one episode of GOT>
@ohcrikey9560
Жыл бұрын
Read his books?
It took a long time for me to realize that Tim had a hood on
Dope
Oh shit. Tim has a Durag on.
"In our industry, ideas aren't the thing that matters." Can anyone explain what this means? What does matter?
@charlieloxley5935
Жыл бұрын
A way to look it could be that the “packaging” of ideas and the way they’re presented are often more important than the idea itself. A great idea packaged in an indigestible and non-relatable way will have much less impact than an inferior idea that is packaged more effectively. Hope this provided some sort of insight.
@npi3142
Жыл бұрын
@@charlieloxley5935 Thank You!
You're not there, effing zoom!
please invite Larry David
By far one of the best books ever written. If only my personality were capable of not giving a fuck. I am cursed with a gene of caring.
@ohcrikey9560
Жыл бұрын
Is there really nothing you don't give a fuck about? Just don't give a fuck about a lot more. Prioritise your fucks. Give a fuck about things you can change. Don't give a fuck about things you can't. It's a conscious decision.
I thought it was a headband but it’s a skin colored hat flipped up
@dogeared100
Жыл бұрын
Me too!
48:00
F*ck yeah
Can we call pick up artists what they are - predators
Have always liked the book but not a big fan of the title.
@Mikemcjr
Жыл бұрын
Was one of those quick reads but sold a zillion copies
Wow … l am world class at one thing and l have a cleaner who is world class at other things 🎉
Stop calling me a germ
Did you slap Chris Rock?
What's up with wearing a hat in your apartment? Is that normal?
@operarocks
Жыл бұрын
It's part of a stoic practise to wear something foolish, to build up a resilience against criticism and focus on the correct things.
@billrobinson3508
Жыл бұрын
Come to Canada in the winter. We wear toques outside, when it's cold, and inside for 'hoser' fashion.
Was expecting a different will smith
Tim, I'm worried that you are doing a fair bit of mouth-breathing. Never a good thing. Check out the last twenty seconds of this video and see for yourself if you are drawing air in through an open mouth. I am a big fan and hope you keep up the great work. All the best.
i found his book completely obvious and lame. this discussion isn't much better imo.
@ohcrikey9560
Жыл бұрын
Obvious to you. But not to everybody.
Free the Tates!!!!
I gotta say this was the least insightful Tim Ferris episode I’ve seen. This guy randomly started blogging at the right time? That’s it?
omg. I can't believe he's talking about will smith like this?? He's the worst!!!
This guy literally stole his whole idea from an English author called John Parkin who wrote a book called 'Fuck it, the ultimate spiritual way' In typical American fashion he jumped on the idea, repackaged it and stole it.
@willhurst
Жыл бұрын
He sold it better and therefore will have more impact with the message. Sounds like he did the right thing.
@stevekirkbride3211
Жыл бұрын
Ah well spotted us English find it very easy to leave our who at the door ...Thank you Joseph
Random but am I the only one pushing play and immediately thinking oh dear God he’s rocking a headband 🫣 are you okay my friend? And then… the relief 😅 loved the Interview!