The guy shilling his Lost Connections book again. Today he was alright, but his prior appearances left a lot to be desired.

A prior appearance suggested that parents talk to childen about "meaningful moments", but didn't give further details. I would have liked to have heard some suggestions for questions to ask or other scripts to use to talk about these "meaningful moments". What if you can't think of any meaningful moments? What if they don't seem all that meaningful to you?

The support program to end the drug addiction sounds cool and all, but how do you scale it quickly and cheaply? How can an everyday private individual start doing this? Is there a training course online somewhere? Does someone who has read his book know if the answer is in there? How doable is it for people who are "not good with people" or "bad at making friends"?

Finally, what if you're one of those people who have a relatively good life (not-terrible job, financially secure, non-abusive home life, not-terrible life in the local community, maybe even good social life) but are just not "feeling it"? How do you go from not feeling it to feeling it?