Episode · Modern Wisdom · 2023-06-03

Books mentioned on The Man Who Tracks Every Second Of His Life - Rob Dyrdek - #636

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Books mentioned, in the order they came up

  1. Start at the End

    Dan Bigham · at 5:45

    Discussed
    “I found a book called start at the end which was essentially a business book that was if you want to create a business decide exactly what you want out of it from the very beginning”
    Where to get it
  2. MONEY Master the Game

    Tony Robbins · at 9:44

    MONEY Master the Game by Tony Robbins is a comprehensive personal finance guide that compiles strategies from top financial experts to help readers achieve financial freedom.

    Discussed
    “he reached out to me to help promote his book money Master the game uh because of my audience at the time but when I got that book it changed my life”
    Where to get it
  3. Discipline Is Destiny

    Ryan Holiday · at 34:22

    Discipline Is Destiny by Ryan Holiday is a philosophical examination of self-control, drawing on Stoic principles to argue that mastery over one's impulses is the prerequisite for a meaningful life.

    Discussed
    “so I think I spoke to Ryan holiday about his new book which is discipline his Destiny last year”
    Where to get it
  4. Die with Zero

    Bill Perkins, William O. Perkins · at 1:20:12

    Die with Zero by Bill Perkins and William O.

    Recommended
    “have you read die with zero I have not no you would absolutely adore it I'm not one for dishing Out book advice I'm not sure that I've I've come across a book that is closer aligned with your philosophy”
    Where to get it
  5. The Road Less Traveled

    M. Scott Peck · at 1:33:55

    The Road Less Traveled is a classic self-help and personal growth book by psychiatrist M.

    Discussed
    “I'm just having a little look I've done at Google there the longest duration on the New York Times bestseller list founded in 1935 is for The Road Less Traveled by Scott Peck which on the 14th of April 1995 had its 598th week on the list over 5 million copies of the book”
    Where to get it
Other mentions in this episode (3) — ad reads, self-promotion and passing references, never counted
Passing Atomic Habits
“it was like number one was Atomic habits and I I looked it there and it said like 500 in like 70 weeks”
Passing You Are a Badass
“and then it was like you are a badass like like 500 and like you know 12 whatever it was it was like multiple years on it”
Passing Atlas of the Heart
“and on my vision board I Photoshopped it in at number one right underneath like I think atlas of the heart of brene brown and I put like 872 weeks at on the charts”