1402: Still Losing Sleep from the Neighborhood Creep? | Feedback Friday

When you hear that somebody survived a parachute failure, the headline leaves out pretty much everything you want to know. When did they realize something was wrong? What went through their mind? How do you even begin to process that afterward? That's the appeal of what was that like? People who've been through extraordinary situations sit down and tell the story themselves. Start with Sue's Parachute Failed or Leslie's House Exploded. Those titles get your attention, obviously, but hearing from the person who lived through it give you something a headline cannot. their perspective on an experience most of us can barely imagine. If you like getting past wow that's crazy and actually understanding another person's life, give this show a listen. So if you want to hear some unbelievable and inspiring firsthand stories, I invite you to check out what was that like. Every story is verified, so you know even the most bizarre tales are somebody's reality. Listen to what was that like on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or on the app you're using right now. Welcome to Feedback Friday. I'm your host, Jordan Harbinger. As always, I'm here with Feedback Friday producer, my guy living in Sin in the city of Berlin, Gabriel Mizrahi. I don't know if sub letting a Turkish woman's apartment alone in

Prenzlaura qualifies as living in sin, but yeah, I don't know. Maybe the overton window has shifted and I didn't know. You're a whore for solitude, Gabe. Just accept it. I guess I've been wearing that scarlet letter for a while. That's right. Yeah, you're right. Nomad of ill repute. On the Jordan Harbinger Show, we decode the stories, secrets, and skills of the world's most fascinating people. Our mission is to help you become a better informed, more critical thinker. During the week, we have long form conversations with a variety of amazing folks, mafia enforcers, gold smugglers, tech luminaries, astronauts. This week we had Dr. Leslie John, author of Revealing. The underrated power of oversharing. We talked about the science of self-disclosure, how it brings us closer when to disclose, when not to disclose, and how to do it tactfully. And of course, some oversharing of my own and hers for that matter. A great mix of science and practical in this one. I also sat down with Tom Rath, author of What's the Point? Turning purpose into your daily superpower. We talked about how purpose is not a single calling waiting to be found. It's the daily practice of connecting your time, skills and attention to a concrete human benefit. We talk about passion and happiness, contribution, all that good stuff. Tom is

kind of an OG in the space. He came up with Clifton strengths, which if you've if you've ever had a real job, unlike myself, uh for more than a couple of years anyway, y you've taken one of these strength things. He's just a real authority in the field. He's been around forever. Finally we had a skeptical Sunday last Sunday on bail reform. On Fridays, though, we take listener letters, offer advice, and traipse through the fields of your most befuddling life conundra. Before we kick off today, bit of sad news. After seventy or so editions we're hitting pause on We Bitwise. There's no funeral just yet, but It's on permanent semi permanent hiatus, whatever they say in the T V business. I love putting this thing out. I know Gabe we enjoyed writing this, but it's just it's a big investment in a larger project, and we decided that we don't have the bandwidth to keep doing it every couple of weeks. We might revive it down the road. Also AI's done serious to the sort of ecosystem

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