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Jason Wright is on a mission to improve always in ALL ways. In his weekly show he interviews thought leaders, health and wellness experts, entrepreneurs or anyone else he thinks can add to his efforts to improve always in ALL ways. The philosophy is simple.
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So Good They Can’t Ignore You: Paul Rand and a Guy Named Steve (opens the original)
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So Good They Can’t Ignore You: Paul Rand What happens when you become so good at your craft that the most demanding people in the world come looking for you ? In this episode of The Jason Wright Show , Jason launches a new series inspired by Steve Martin’s famous career advice: “Be so good they can’t ignore you.” The first profile is legendary graphic designer Paul Rand —a man whose name you may not immediately recognize, but whose work you almost certainly do. Born Peretz Rosenbaum in Brooklyn
When Self-Reliance Becomes Self-Sabotage (opens the original)
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When Self-Reliance Becomes Self-Sabotage Being self-reliant is usually considered a strength. But what happens when independence becomes so deeply ingrained that you stop asking for help, stop expressing what you want, and convince yourself that you don't need anyone? In this episode of The Jason Wright Show , Jason reacts to performance coach Joe Hudson's discussion of self-reliance and gets unusually personal about how the pattern has shown up throughout his own life. Hudson describes self-rel
Stop Wasting the Life You Already Have (opens the original)
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Stop Wasting the Life You Already Have What if most of the things causing you stress, anxiety, and unhappiness aren't actually problems yet? In this episode of The Jason Wright Show , Jason explores a powerful idea from Naval Ravikant: much of human suffering doesn't come from what is actually happening to us—it comes from the stories, expectations, fears, and desires we create around what is happening. Drawing from Naval's conversation with Chris Williamson on Modern Wisdom , Jason examines wha
Stop Doom Scrolling: Replace the Habit, Don’t Just Remove It (opens the original)
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Stop Doom Scrolling: Replace the Habit, Don’t Just Remove It In this episode of The Jason Wright Show , Jason continues his digital detox series with a practical strategy for breaking the doom-scrolling habit. Simply deleting Instagram, putting down your phone, or promising yourself you’ll scroll less usually isn’t enough. When you remove a habit, you create a vacuum—and something will eventually fill it. The question is: Will you deliberately choose what replaces it, or will your brain choose t
Your Brain Is Wired to Underperform: Why Excellence Requires an Override (opens the original)
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Your Brain Is Wired to Underperform: Why Excellence Requires an Override What if the biggest thing standing between you and your potential isn’t a lack of talent, discipline, or motivation—but your own brain? In this episode of The Jason Wright Show , Jason explores the idea that the human brain is designed to conserve energy, manage risk, and keep us from pushing too far. That protective mechanism may be useful for survival, but it can also become an internal governor that convinces us we’ve re
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