Episode · My First Million · 2020-02-26
Stu Iverson on My First Million: books mentioned
My First Million featuring Stu Iverson - February 26, 2020
Shaan Puri discussed Atomic Habits by James Clear. Also mentioned: Grit by Angela Duckworth, Encountering the Holy Spirit in Every Book of the Bible by David Diga Hernandez, Kinfolk by Sean Dietrich, The Gospel of Saint Mark in West-Saxon by Mark the Evangelist, The Gita: For Children by Roopa Pai, and The Koran.
Books mentioned, in the order they came up
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Atomic Habits
Discussed“it's like did you read atomic habits I've read about a third of it so far”
Where to get it
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Grit
Discussed“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”
Where to get it
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Encountering the Holy Spirit in Every Book of the Bible
Discussed“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”
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Kinfolk
Discussed“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”
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The Gospel of Saint Mark in West-Saxon
Discussed“so Netflix didn't really a pretty interesting movie on the book of Mark right”
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The Gita: For Children
Discussed“or if you look at the Gita or the Koran or whatever these are all in the top sellers of all time”
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The Koran
Discussed“or if you look at the Gita or the Koran or whatever these are all in the top sellers of all time”
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