Dr Amantha Imber
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320 appearances
1 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2022
last heard Jul 2022
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And I feel like, I know for me on the How I Work podcast, I've just got back to doing face-to-face interviews and it's just, it's a different level of rapport.
I think you can build with guests.
So I love it too.
It is great.
It's a bit of a blur of bookstore visits and interviews and media stuff, but it's been great.
Like, I mean, when you write a book, it's...
It's almost like you're in a cave for a year and you may be getting feedback from one or two people that visit you in the cave who are your editors and they mark up your work like crazy and then you emerge from the cave and it's kind of like...
people are actually going to read this thing that I've been working on a lot for the last year.
So it's quite exciting.
Yes.
It's always weird when you receive that physical copy.
It's like, oh my God, it's real.
It wasn't just in my imagination.
So that's always exciting.
Well, from a research point of view, it can, so there's definitely a correlation up
to I think it's about $75,000 a year that money can make you happier.
Then research has said it just plateaus after that.
But recent research has said, no, it still actually does go up a bit.
But I think it's where the happiness can come is how we use money.
And I guess this is quite a privileged conversation as well because not everyone has discretionary spend.
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