The Diary Of A CEO with Steven Bartlett The Diary Of A CEO

In this moment, the director of the Harvard Study of Adult Development, the longest study of humans ever, Dr. Robert Waldinger gives the answers to some of the most important questions in life. Most people don’t know what they want are very bad at knowing what will make them happy, for instance, fame, wealth and achievements have all been shown to not affect happiness. However, Dr. Waldinger reveals that relationships are the number one factor for keeping humans healthier and happier, this is because relationships make us feel that we are connected and that we belong in the world.
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How to go from the Swedish housing projects to billionaire CEO of Spotify.
In this new episode Steven sits down with the co-founder and CEO of Spotify, Daniel Ek.
Daniel Ek is a Swedish entrepreneur who started his first company in 1997 at just 14 years old. He eventually dropped out of college and founded the online marketing firm, Advertigo, which he sold in 2006 to the Swedish company Tradedoubler at 23 years old. Coming out of early retirement, Daniel founded Spotify alongside Martin Lorentzon in 2006.

In this conversation Daniel and Steven discuss topics, such as:

His childhood in a single parent household

The importance of his mother in his success

Growing up in the Swedish projects

Coming from a musical family

Overcoming being an introvert

His ability to adapt to changing situations

Not fitting in when he was growing up

How his difference helped in his later success

Starting his first company while at school

How people worry more about failing then succeeding

Why effort can’t always beat talent

People not understanding what it’s actually like to be a billionaire

How spare time is now his most important currency

Why the idea of success through University is outdated

What football taught him about business

Retiring at 23 years old

Why he found being rich and successful depressing

How the idea of ‘why-not’ helped to create Spotify

Realising that he had approached his career in the wrong way

How Spotify nearly collapsed 4 times

The importance of culture in organisations

Why you should take the risk of betting on yourself


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Have you ever want to change your mind? Well what if you changed your brain instead?

In this new episode Steven sits down with neuroscientist, executive advisor and author, Dr Tara Swart Bieber. 

Dr Swart, has a PHD in Neuropharmacology and a past successful career medical doctor as a psychiatrist. From there she transferred into becoming a top level leadership coach, specialising in improving mental resilience in CEO’s and helping them to operate at peak brain performance. Her clients include leaders of FTSE100, Fortune 500 and Magic Circle firms. She is a Senior Lecturer at MIT Sloan, and the author of the bestselling book, ‘The Source’. 

In this conversation Tara and Steven discuss topics, such as:

How emotions are contagious

Neuroscience tricks for love and connection

How Tara uses neuroscience to help leaders 

Using neuroscience to handle stress

How stress can make you fat 

The way that exercise can combat stress

How the brain cleans itself 

The chemical nature of love

How to improve relationships using neuroscience

Why your gut instinct is real

Why the world needs a spiritual revolution

The impact of porn on the brain 

How your friendship group impacts your brain and health

The ways to physically change your brain

How trauma can be inherited 

How trauma changes your genes 

The ways that you can train and strengthen your brain

How exercise can change the brain

The science of the law of attraction and manifestation

Changing the voice in your head

How your thoughts can stop you ageing 


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Discover the keys to reigniting intimacy in your relationship with renowned relationship expert Tracey Cox. This insightful guide offers practical advice and proven strategies to help you and your partner reconnect, rekindle desire, and build a fulfilling, passionate love life.

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Nick Cannon has lived many different lives, and if you ask him he’s won them all. 

In this new episode Steven sits down with TV host, actor, rapper, and comedian, Nick Cannon.

At 16 years old, Nick began performing stand-up comedy, a year after this he appeared on the Nickelodeon sketch series, ‘All That’, as a writer for the show, at 17 years old, he became the youngest writer in TV history. Nick made the move into film in 2002, appearing in ‘Drumline’, and in 2005, he created, produced and hosted the MTV improv comedy series ‘Wild ’N Out’. From 2009 to 2016, Nick was the host of ‘America’s Got Talent’.

In this conversation Nick and Steven discuss topics, such as:

The power of optimism in his life 

How imagination was his superpower as a child

His unorthodox childhood 

His father turning his life around 

The importance of gratitude in his life 

Going down the wrong path in his childhood

Starting doing stand up comedy at 11 years old

Being wise beyond his years 

His connection with Jamie Foxx 

Living his life in the public eye 

Believing in luck rather than alignment 

Speaking himself into existence 

His ADHD and not being challenged when he was younger

Meeting Will Smith at 16 years old 

The lessons he learned from Will Smith

Losing his TV show at 19 years old 

Likeminded people intuitively connecting and coming together

Becoming the youngest ever TV writer 

The career advice he would give to his children 

How fun is the battery for success 

The importance of intuition in the world 

Sad money vs happy money 

The negativity of the music industry 

The power of narcism and the need to balance it

Self funding and taking a risk on ‘Wild N Out’

The importance of owning your intellectual property 

Wild N Out being an platform for young talent 

Wild N Out being a billion dollar business

Working with Kehlani in her early career

Why he struggles with signing young artists 

Why networking is overrated 

Being an outgoing introvert 

Being diagnosed with lupus at 32 years old 

His near death experience 

Facing his own mortality 

The death of his child

How grieving is forever

Turning grief into purpose 


The 20th season of Wild ’N Out’ premiered on VH1 on the 6th July. 

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Lie to yourself to have a better life!

In this new episode Steven sits down for a second time with world renowned therapist and founder of Rapid Transformational Therapy, Marisa Peer. 

Starting in 1984, Marisa has worked as a hypnotherapist and psychotherapist for over 30 years. During this time she has worked with rock stars, CEOs, Olympic athletes, royalty, and Oscar-winning actors. To make her life changing techniques of hypnosis and hypnotherapy available to everyone, Marisa founded the award-winning Rapid Transformational Therapy. She is also the best selling author of six books helping readers with everything from weight loss to confidence. 

In this conversation Marisa and Steven discuss topics, such as:

Why you should constantly choose and question your beliefs 

Why you should lie to yourself 

How your mind’s job is to make your thoughts real 

The rules of how the mind works

Why you don’t need to change events but change the way you think about events

How you act according to the way you define yourself 

How having or not having erections is based on what you think

The damage that porn is causing 

How porn is impacting sex lives

Why people have affairs 

The difference between intimacy and eroticism

The power of fantasy on relationships 

Re-finding the thrill in a relationship

The most common sex problems in relationships 

The importance of bringing a feeling of newness into relationships 

When you can’t say something, your body will say it 

Why there will never be a person that meets all your needs

Choosing your battles and arguments in a relationship

The need to be proactive when looking for love

Why you should make a list to find love

The importance of knowing you are worthy of love 

Why you should put yourself around people you want to be with 

How people can sense your level of self worth

Why you should find self worth internally rather than externally 

How what you learn is what you live 


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