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***First episode drops May 1st*** Welcome to SOLVED, the podcast where life’s hardest questions get the treatment they deserve: no fluff, no filler—just brutal honesty and evidence-based insight. Hosted by Mark Manson, author of the smash hit, The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck, each episode is obsessively researched, thoughtfully delivered, and designed to be the last podcast you’ll ever need on the topic. From values to procrastination to confidence, we cut deep—because insight is good, but transformation takes action. New episodes drop on the 1st of every month.
***First episode drops May 1st*** Welcome to SOLVED, the podcast where life’s hardest questions get the treatment they deserve: no fluff, no filler—just brutal honesty and evidence-based insight. Hosted by Mark Manson, author of the smash hit, The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck, each episode is obsessively researched, thoughtfully delivered, and designed to be the last podcast you’ll ever need on the topic. From values to procrastination to confidence, we cut deep—because insight is good, but transformation takes action. New episodes drop on the 1st of every month.
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Here's a quick summary of the last 5 episodes on SOLVED.
Hosts
Mark Manson
Previous Guests
Derek Sivers
Derek Sivers is an entrepreneur, author, and musician known for his innovative ideas and insights on creativity and personal development. He is the founder of CD Baby, a platform that revolutionized the music industry by allowing independent musicians to sell their music online. Sivers has written several books, including 'Anything You Want' and 'Your Music and People', and his latest work, 'Useful, Not True', explores the concept that beliefs do not need to be true to be helpful. He is recognized for his unique perspective on life, creativity, and the importance of questioning conventional wisdom.
Derek Sivers is an entrepreneur, author, and musician known for his innovative ideas and insights on creativity and personal development. He is the founder of CD Baby, a platform that revolutionized the music industry by allowing independent musicians to sell their music online. Sivers has written several books, including 'Anything You Want' and 'Your Music and People', and his latest work, 'Useful, Not True', explores the concept that beliefs do not need to be true to be helpful. He is recognized for his unique perspective on life, creativity, and the importance of questioning conventional wisdom.
Drew
Drew is a thought leader and speaker known for his evolving views on various topics, including religion and personal development. He engages in deep discussions about belief systems and the nature of change, often exploring the complexities of human experience and growth.
Drew is a thought leader and speaker known for his evolving views on various topics, including religion and personal development. He engages in deep discussions about belief systems and the nature of change, often exploring the complexities of human experience and growth.
Lewis Howes
Lewis Howes is a successful entrepreneur, author, and podcaster known for his podcast 'The School of Greatness,' which has featured nearly 1,800 episodes and interviews with world-class performers. He has built a reputation for his insights on success, personal development, and financial freedom. Over the years, Lewis has shifted his perspective on success from a hyper-competitive mindset to a more collaborative and impact-driven approach. He is also training to compete in the Olympics in his 40s, showcasing his commitment to personal growth and achievement.
Lewis Howes is a successful entrepreneur, author, and podcaster known for his podcast 'The School of Greatness,' which has featured nearly 1,800 episodes and interviews with world-class performers. He has built a reputation for his insights on success, personal development, and financial freedom. Over the years, Lewis has shifted his perspective on success from a hyper-competitive mindset to a more collaborative and impact-driven approach. He is also training to compete in the Olympics in his 40s, showcasing his commitment to personal growth and achievement.
Topics Discussed
podcast launch
new episodes
shutdown
no-ads
deep-dive
life topics
values
emotions
procrastination
mindsets
beliefs
artistic reinvention
emotional power of belief
authenticity
performative vulnerability
therapy culture
Derek Sivers
Useful, Not True
religion
change
trauma
loneliness epidemic
community
personal growth
money
success
fulfillment
emotional regulation
wealth
collaboration
Olympics
resilience
post-traumatic growth
AI
stories we tell ourselves
creative jobs
knowledge-based jobs
New podcast launches May 1st! We'll be releasing on this same feed, so all you have to do is stay subscribed to this channel and you'll get all the new episodes as they come out.
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After more than 70 episodes and 30 million downloads, I’ve decided to shut down The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck Podcast. Yeah, I know—sounds a little crazy. But the truth is, I wasn’t having fun anymore. The guest treadmill, the pressure to play nice, the temptation to chase clicks instead of meaning—it all started to feel fake. So, I’m pulling the plug.
BUT—I’m not going away. I’m launching something new. It’s called Solved—a no-ads, no-guests, deep-dive podcast where each episode tackles one major life topic and breaks it down thoroughly. Think: values, emotions, procrastination—done right, from every angle, with real research and clear implementation. It’s the podcast I wish already existed. So I’m making it. First episode drops May 1 st!
New podcast launches May 1st! We'll be releasing on this same feed, so all you have to do is stay subscribed to this channel and you'll get all the new episodes as they come out.
***
After more than 70 episodes and 30 million downloads, I’ve decided to shut down The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck Podcast. Yeah, I know—sounds a little crazy. But the truth is, I wasn’t having fun anymore. The guest treadmill, the pressure to play nice, the temptation to chase clicks instead of meaning—it all started to feel fake. So, I’m pulling the plug.
BUT—I’m not going away. I’m launching something new. It’s called Solved—a no-ads, no-guests, deep-dive podcast where each episode tackles one major life topic and breaks it down thoroughly. Think: values, emotions, procrastination—done right, from every angle, with real research and clear implementation. It’s the podcast I wish already existed. So I’m making it. First episode drops May 1 st!
How to Find the Mindsets that Work For You (ft. Derek Sivers)
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Mark Manson
Guests
Guests of this podcast episode
Derek Sivers
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
mindsetsbeliefsartistic reinventionemotional power of beliefauthenticityperformative vulnerabilitytherapy cultureDerek SiversUseful, Not True
I’ve got a special episode for you today. I sat down in person with my longtime friend and first-ever podcast guest, Derek Sivers. We haven’t recorded live before, and honestly, it shows—in the best way. It’s raw, weird, and filled with the kind of conversations we usually when we’re just hanging out together.
We dig into Derek’s new book, Useful, Not True, and the big idea behind it: that our beliefs don’t need to be true to be helpful. That spins off into everything from remixing creative influences (metal + Dixieland jazz, anyone?) to why most podcasts—including mine—have gotten painfully predictable. We talk artistic reinvention, Bob Dylan, Bowie, Miles Davis, why most “thought leaders” are just regurgitating each other’s ideas, and why I'm ending the podcast as you know it—and what’s next!
We also dive into the deeper stuff: the emotional power of belief, authenticity vs. performative vulnerability, therapy culture, and why sometimes the most liberating thing you can do is reject what everyone else thinks is necessary—relationships, kids, all of it.
This was one of the most honest, meandering, and creatively energizing conversations I’ve had in a while. If you’re into big questions, unconventional ideas, and the occasional musical metaphor, this one’s for you.
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I’ve got a special episode for you today. I sat down in person with my longtime friend and first-ever podcast guest, Derek Sivers. We haven’t recorded live before, and honestly, it shows—in the best way. It’s raw, weird, and filled with the kind of conversations we usually when we’re just hanging out together.
We dig into Derek’s new book, Useful, Not True, and the big idea behind it: that our beliefs don’t need to be true to be helpful. That spins off into everything from remixing creative influences (metal + Dixieland jazz, anyone?) to why most podcasts—including mine—have gotten painfully predictable. We talk artistic reinvention, Bob Dylan, Bowie, Miles Davis, why most “thought leaders” are just regurgitating each other’s ideas, and why I'm ending the podcast as you know it—and what’s next!
We also dive into the deeper stuff: the emotional power of belief, authenticity vs. performative vulnerability, therapy culture, and why sometimes the most liberating thing you can do is reject what everyone else thinks is necessary—relationships, kids, all of it.
This was one of the most honest, meandering, and creatively energizing conversations I’ve had in a while. If you’re into big questions, unconventional ideas, and the occasional musical metaphor, this one’s for you.
In this episode, Drew and I dive into some of the biggest beliefs we’ve shifted over the years—and what it actually looks like to change your mind.
We talk about Drew’s evolving views on religion, why I’m way less convinced that people are as changeable as we like to believe, and why I think trauma might be getting a little too much airtime in the self-help world.
We also get into the loneliness epidemic, the quiet power of community, and why so much of “personal growth” isn’t about becoming someone new—it’s about learning to work with who you already are.
Leave a comment below about what you’ve changed your mind about—and enjoy.
Theme song: Icarus Lives by Periphery , used with permission from Periphery.
In this episode, Drew and I dive into some of the biggest beliefs we’ve shifted over the years—and what it actually looks like to change your mind.
We talk about Drew’s evolving views on religion, why I’m way less convinced that people are as changeable as we like to believe, and why I think trauma might be getting a little too much airtime in the self-help world.
We also get into the loneliness epidemic, the quiet power of community, and why so much of “personal growth” isn’t about becoming someone new—it’s about learning to work with who you already are.
Leave a comment below about what you’ve changed your mind about—and enjoy.
Lewis Howes is one of the most successful podcasters of all time—12 years, nearly 1,800 episodes, and countless interviews with world-class performers. But what’s even more interesting is how his definition of success has evolved over the years. In this conversation, Lewis opens up about shifting from a hyper-competitive, “be number one” mentality to a more collaborative, impact-driven approach.
We also dive into emotional regulation, the surprising ways our relationship with money affects our lives, and why most people either idolize or demonize wealth. Oh, and Lewis casually mentions he’s training to compete in the Olympics in his 40s. No big deal. This episode is packed with insights on what it really means to live a fulfilling, abundant life—without losing your mind in the process.
Get 10% off health services at Marek Health: https://marekhealth.com/idgaf
Lewis's new book, Make Money Easy: https://www.amazon.com/Make-Money-Easy-Financial-Freedom/dp/1401993931
Lewis's podcast, The School of Greatness: https://lewishowes.com/sogpodcast/
Theme music: Icarus Lives by Periphery, used with permission from Periphery.
Lewis Howes is one of the most successful podcasters of all time—12 years, nearly 1,800 episodes, and countless interviews with world-class performers. But what’s even more interesting is how his definition of success has evolved over the years. In this conversation, Lewis opens up about shifting from a hyper-competitive, “be number one” mentality to a more collaborative, impact-driven approach.
We also dive into emotional regulation, the surprising ways our relationship with money affects our lives, and why most people either idolize or demonize wealth. Oh, and Lewis casually mentions he’s training to compete in the Olympics in his 40s. No big deal. This episode is packed with insights on what it really means to live a fulfilling, abundant life—without losing your mind in the process.
Get 10% off health services at Marek Health: https://marekhealth.com/idgaf
Lewis's new book, Make Money Easy: https://www.amazon.com/Make-Money-Easy-Financial-Freedom/dp/1401993931
Lewis's podcast, The School of Greatness: https://lewishowes.com/sogpodcast/
Theme music: Icarus Lives by Periphery, used with permission from Periphery.
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Mastering Resilience, AI’s Unstoppable Rise, and Can We Truly Change?
Hosts
Hosts of this podcast episode
Mark Manson
Keywords
Keywords of this podcast episode
resiliencepost-traumatic growthAIchangestories we tell ourselvescreative jobsknowledge-based jobs
Resilience isn’t just about gritting your teeth and enduring pain—it’s about managing the stories you tell yourself. In this episode, I break down why most people get resilience wrong and how mastering the “second arrow” is the real key to bouncing back. We dive into post-traumatic growth, why caring about something bigger than yourself makes you stronger, and how focusing on what you can control changes everything.
We also talk about AI—how it’s not here to save or destroy humanity, but it is going to change everything. We look at how AI is already transforming creative and knowledge-based jobs, why you should be using it right now, and what you can do to stay ahead. Plus, we tackle the ultimate question: Can people change? That three-word question is lot more complex than it seems. Check it out.
Theme song: Icarus Lives by Periphery, used with permission from Periphery.
Resilience isn’t just about gritting your teeth and enduring pain—it’s about managing the stories you tell yourself. In this episode, I break down why most people get resilience wrong and how mastering the “second arrow” is the real key to bouncing back. We dive into post-traumatic growth, why caring about something bigger than yourself makes you stronger, and how focusing on what you can control changes everything.
We also talk about AI—how it’s not here to save or destroy humanity, but it is going to change everything. We look at how AI is already transforming creative and knowledge-based jobs, why you should be using it right now, and what you can do to stay ahead. Plus, we tackle the ultimate question: Can people change? That three-word question is lot more complex than it seems. Check it out.
