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Books by Arnold Schwarzenegger mentioned on podcasts

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4 books across 11 episodes on 10 podcasts.

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  1. Be Useful

    12 mentions · People I (Mostly) Admire, SmartLess, The Daily Stoic

    Be Useful: Seven Tools for Life by Arnold Schwarzenegger is a practical self-help book that outlines the legendary bodybuilder, actor, and politician's guiding principles for achieving ambitious goals and living a meaningful life.

    Discussed
    “so you've got a new book out it's called be useful seven tools for life”
    Where to get it
  2. The new encyclopedia of modern bodybuilding

    2 mentions · This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von, The Joe Rogan Experience

    The new encyclopedia of modern bodybuilding by Arnold Schwarzenegger and Bill Dobbins serves as a comprehensive guide to strength training, exercise routines, and physical conditioning.

    Discussed
    “Like a lot of the people that was lifting weights and doing all that was still come and do yoga because I had read in the what's what's that uh the Arnold Swanson Encyclopedia that big yellow book. What's he got on there? He had a big There you go. Right there. Arnold Swanson Encyclopedia that's the one but and”
    Where to get it
  3. Total Recall

    2 mentions · Modern Wisdom, The Tim Ferriss Show

    Total Recall is the candid autobiography of Arnold Schwarzenegger, detailing his remarkable journey from a small Austrian village to bodybuilding dominance, Hollywood superstardom, and the governorship of California.

    Discussed
    “and you know his his his autobiography that he wrote when he was 70 called Total Recall is excellent right”
    Where to get it
  4. Arnold

    1 mention · David Senra

    Discussed
    “I just did this episode on my other podcast where I read Arnold Schwarzenegger wrote two autobiographies. Wrote one when he was 76. That's interesting. The more interesting one is the one he published in 1977 when he was 30 years old. Okay, it's called Arnold: The Education of a Bodybuilder.”
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