Episode · The Jordan Harbinger Show · 2024-01-10

Jordan Harbinger & Morgan Housel: books mentioned on The Jordan Harbinger Show

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Morgan Housel recommended The Great Depression: A Diary by Benjamin Roth, and discussed Atomic Habits by James Clear and Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson.

Books mentioned, in the order they came up

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  1. The Great Depression: A Diary

    Benjamin Roth · at 7:12 · mentioned 2 times

    Benjamin Roth's firsthand diary of the Great Depression provides a rare economic and psychological window into daily survival during the 1930s.

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    “I was reading a book that I think is the the greatest economic book ever written it's called the Great Depression a diary and it's written by this Ohio lawyer named Benjamin Roth who during the Great Depression in the 1930s kept a very uh big diary and he's just writing about what he saw during the Depression”
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  2. Atomic Habits

    James Clear · at 18:40 · mentioned 2 times

    Atomic Habits by James Clear is a widely acclaimed guide on habit formation, personal development, and how minor incremental adjustments yield substantial long-term results.

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    “if you read James clear and you read Atomic habits you can learn about habits that would be relevant to investing relationships exercise Health whatever it would be”
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  3. Steve Jobs

    Walter Isaacson · at 1:09:48

    Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson is an acclaimed biography that chronicles the tumultuous life, visionary innovations, and relentless drive of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs through extensive interviews with the subject and those who knew him.

    Discussed
    “I definitely think just based on Isaacson's biography, which is all I know of the man, that that's what happened. And I don't know, it'd be interesting to ask Walter Isaacson what he thinks, although he'd just say read the book, because my opinion is basically in there.”
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