Books Mentioned in This Episode

Podcast: The Daily Stoic

Episode: How Ryan Holiday's New Book Completely Changed His View Of Stoicism (Ft. Billy Oppenheimer)

Here’s a list of all the books mentioned in this episode, complete with an Amazon buy link and quotes from the episode.

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Immigration and the Constraints of Justice

by Ryan Pevnick

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"And the topic of this book seems like one of the harder ones to find that overlap or... and you, the title you didn’t go with, ‘Justice is Insurmountable’."
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Discipline Is Destiny

by Ryan Holiday

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"I have a line in 'Discipline and Destiny' because I was very impressed with Queen Elizabeth II."
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The 50th Law

by 50 Cent, Robert Greene

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"Yeah, your life ceases to be normal, and you lose your bead on—the fact that you have to have this— Robert Greene talks about this in 'The 50th Law'—like you have to have this direct connection with the audience because that's ultimately who you're servicing."
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The Obstacle Is the Way

by Ryan Holiday

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"I mean, I have a weird relationship with my first book, which is like a version of myself that I don't see myself as anymore."
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The Next

by Stephanie Gangi

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"This is all funny because this is in the next book."
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None Shall Sleep

by Ellie Marney

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"Well, you also have the North Star chapter in this book."
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Dying Every Day

by James Romm

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"I remember reading James Romm's Dying Every Day during the takeover and restructuring of American Apparel and going, 'Oh, this is much more familiar than it should be to me.'"
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Courage Is Calling

by Ryan Holiday

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"In the afterward of "Courage is Calling," I discuss how insidious these things are."
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Dereliction of Duty

by H. R. McMaster

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"Yeah, McMaster, HR McMaster, who’s a fantastic writer, wrote a book called "Dereliction of Duty.""