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Every book Ed Mylett recommended on podcasts
Key facts
- Ed Mylett has recommended or discussed 2 books on podcasts, as of October 26, 2026.
- Ed Mylett has talked about books on 2 podcasts, as of October 26, 2026.
- Those books came up in 3 episodes, as of October 26, 2026.
- The 2 books Ed Mylett has mentioned in the most episodes, as of October 26, 2026: The Power of Intention and Think Like A Monk.
- The latest episode with a book mention from Ed Mylett aired on October 26, 2026.
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Across 2 podcasts. Every show Ed Mylett appears on, in one place, not just one.
Ed Mylett appeared on multiple podcast episodes, including On Purpose with Jay Shetty and The Mel Robbins Podcast, where he discussed and recommended several books. On On Purpose with Jay Shetty, Ed Mylett strongly recommended the book Think Like a Monk by Jay Shetty, giving it his full endorsement because the author was the person speaking the incredible words he heard. Ed Mylett noted that as he started to read Think Like a Monk, he experienced many revelations and found that some practices he already did were positioned and phrased beautifully by the author. Furthermore, he referenced Think Like a Monk while discussing how people struggle with the opinions of others and how the author overcame similar challenges. Additionally, across appearances on On Purpose with Jay Shetty and The Mel Robbins Podcast, Ed Mylett discussed Wayne W. Dyer and his book The Power of Intention. He recalled that Wayne Dyer was writing The Power of Intention at the time they met, although he did not know it then. Ed Mylett brought up Wayne W. Dyer's book to explain how his encounter with Dyer and the concept of intention shaped his approach to confidence and helped him walk through life despite his insecurities and worries.
Books Ed Mylett recommended or discussed
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The Power of Intention
Discussed“Now, I didn't know he's writing a book called The Power of Intentions literally at that time. But I have to tell you, I have walked through this life with all these insecurities and all these worries.”
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Think Like A Monk
Discussed“and as I started to read the book first there were many Revelations for me secondly there were some things in the book that I think I do practice pretty well but the way you phrase it and position it is beautiful as you as is your Norm”
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Books Ed Mylett wrote
Appearances
Other mentions (10: passing, ad reads, own books)
“Didn't his book sold like 40 million copies or something? What is his book called? Yeah, The Let Them Theory, I think.”
“And books—I mean, no, no, no new books right now, just Power One More was the book we discussed last time. Power One More—to help anybody any way I can, man, Ed.”
“And so I have lived this book in my life. Like I have lived this mindset and it has changed my life because I've always been just one step away, one habit away, one mindset away from this amazing life that I'm grateful and blessed to live.”
“And when I learned this—ironically, I talk about it in the book—my father was an alcoholic and had tried to get sober many, many times. I'll never forget it, Jay.”
“To talk about your book, when you love people or you love something so deeply, if that love is greater than what the obstacles might be, then you've got a shot to do it. Then my dad gets sober; he comes home from rehab, and I say, 'Daddy, are you never gonna drink again?'”
“No joke, brother, it's in the book: I have to hug Bella one more time every day—not just once a day, plus one more time every day. My daughter's going to get extra hugs because Kobe does that.”
“I think standards are more important than goals because I teach in my book how to set the standards that will help you achieve those goals. In essence, we really don't want the jet, the hit song, the amazing relationship, or the million dollars.”
“Most of us have an emotional home with three, four, or five emotions we experience regularly, which I write about in my book. Regardless of what happens, we find a way to experience those emotions.”
“Let me say one thing to everybody: your book that's out right now, my book, podcasts, those are in extreme proximity to you. They're literally in your ear; they're in your visual awareness.”
“Let me say one thing to everybody: your book that's out right now, my book, podcasts, those are in extreme proximity to you. They're literally in your ear; they're in your visual awareness.”