Episode · The Jordan Harbinger Show · 2025-06-24
Books mentioned on How Those Closest to You Keep You Miserable & Feeling Lost | Chase Jarvis
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Tools of Titans
Tools of Titans by Timothy Ferriss is a compilation of habits, routines, and tactics gathered from interviews with billionaires, icons, and world-class performers conducted on the author's podcast.
Discussed“I mentioned Tim earlier from his one of his books tools for titans it just basically featured a bunch of people that he'd interviewed at his podcast I was in that book...”
Where to get it
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Six Thinking Hats
Six Thinking Hats by Edward De Bono is a well-known management and communication book that introduces a parallel thinking process to help groups and individuals analyze problems from multiple distinct perspectives.
Discussed“Thinking six thinking hats. Yes, I was close.”
Where to get it
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The Obstacle Is the Way
The Obstacle Is the Way by Ryan Holiday is a popular book on stoic philosophy that reframes life's hardships as opportunities for growth.
Discussed“I can go back to the obstacle is the way. It's a very, you know, similar there's a stoic principle about that.”
Where to get it
Other mentions in this episode (5) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
Ad read Never Play It Safe
“By the way, the book Never Play It Safe, use the links in the show notes. It helps support the show.”
Own book Never Play It Safe
“So, this is a book about um accessing all of the best stuff in life, which is on the other side of your comfort zone, on the other side of fear, on the other side of risk.”
Own book Never Play It Safe
“And my book Never Play It Safe is is uh the goal of it is to awaken you to this and give you a very handful a very small handful set of very very basic tools that can plug you back into what I call all the best stuff in life.”
Passing What color is your parachute?
“What color is your parachute? Is that a different dabono?”
Own book Never Play It Safe
“And the irony is the title of the book, Never Play It Safe, came in that moment.”