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Book · 2020 · Commerce

The Practice

by Seth Godin · Recommended by 2 people on 1 podcast

Why people recommend it

The Practice by Seth Godin is a guide that explores how creative professionals can ship their work, overcome resistance, and commit to the daily discipline of making things better. The book was discussed on The Jordan Harbinger Show during an interview with the author himself. Seth Godin appeared on the program to talk about his creative insights and to thread the needle on what makes practical advice genuinely useful for overthinkers and creators. At the conclusion of the interview, host Jordan Harbinger formally recommended the book to his audience, praising the conversation and letting listeners know that direct links to purchase the title would be provided in the show notes. Throughout the episode, the dialogue centered on the mental barriers that hinder success and how adopting a consistent practice can help individuals push past fear. Godin's contributions offered listeners a deeper understanding of his creative philosophy, while Harbinger's closing remarks reinforced the value of the book for anyone striving to maintain momentum in their personal and professional endeavors.

Who recommended it

Seth Godin — 1 mention
Discussed
“and in the case of the practice i think i might be able to thread the needle here between that's really useful”
Jordan Harbinger — 1 mention
Recommended
“well said seth godin the book is called the practice we'll link to it in the show notes”

Also mentioned in the same episodes

Other mentions (3: passing, ad reads, own books)
Own book
“and so i wrote a book about this process of shipping creative work and it counters so many of the myths that people have about”
Own book
“And so i wrote a book about this process of shipping creative work and it counters so many of the myths that people have about what does it mean to even be creative”
Ad read
“thank you so much for coming on the practice shipping creative work will be linked in the show notes below”