๐ 7 Books mentioned in "My First Million featuring Stu Iverson - February 26, 2020" of My First Million

Podcast: My First Million
Episode: My First Million featuring Stu Iverson - February 26, 2020
Published on February 26, 2020
Hereโs a list of all the books mentioned in this episode. Click on the links to watch specific excerpts on YouTube and feel free to purchase the books if they caught your interest!

Atomic Habits
Buy Atomic Habits by James Clear on Amazon
it's like did you read atomic habits
The host asks the guest if he has read the book 'Atomic Habits'.

Encountering the Holy Spirit in Every Book of the Bible
Buy Encountering the Holy Spirit in Every Book of the Bible by David Diga Hernandez on Amazon
I guarantee you their Bible has hidden away because it got passed down to them they got it for oral it's it's hideous but if you think of what is on I shouldn't say hideous but it's not the best looking book it's okay but if I think what is on people's coffee tables right now it's kinfolk right it's things that are going that they're buying that are beautifully bound that they're visual and so I think there's this really great opportunity to reinvent what the Bible actually looks like and create like the kinfolk of Bibles yes so number one most selling book of all time Yes the Bible
The guest discusses the physical appearance of the Bible, comparing it unfavorably to modern coffee table books, and notes its status as the bestselling book of all time.

Grit
Buy Grit by Angela Duckworth on Amazon
Angela Duckworth would call it grit right what this guy has right like when I read that book all I could think about was Tyson Fury
The host mentions the concept of 'grit' and attributes it to Angela Duckworth, referencing her book in the context of Tyson Fury's mental toughness and comeback story.

Kinfolk
Buy Kinfolk by Sean Dietrich on Amazon
but if I think what is on people's coffee tables right now it's kinfolk right it's things that are going that they're buying that are beautifully bound that they're visual and so I think there's this really great opportunity to reinvent what the Bible actually looks like and create like the kinfolk of Bibles
The guest uses Kinfolk as an example of a modern, aesthetically pleasing publication often displayed on coffee tables, contrasting it with the traditional appearance of the Bible.

The Gita: For Children
Buy The Gita: For Children by Roopa Pai on Amazon
or if you look at the Gita or the Koran or whatever these are all in the top sellers of all time
The guest lists the Gita as one of the top-selling books/texts of all time, alongside the Koran and the Bible.

The Gospel of Saint Mark in West-Saxon
Buy The Gospel of Saint Mark in West-Saxon by Mark the Evangelist on Amazon
so Netflix didn't really a pretty interesting movie on the book of Mark right
The guest mentions that Netflix made a movie based on the specific book of Mark from the Bible.

The Koran
or if you look at the Gita or the Koran or whatever these are all in the top sellers of all time
The guest lists the Koran as one of the top-selling books/texts of all time, alongside the Gita and the Bible.