Philosopher Insights

Welcome to this week's Philosopher Insight where I feature Stephen M.R. Covey's latest book - Trust & Inspire_How Truly Great Leaders Unleash Greatness in Others.

Stephen M. R. Covey is an American writer and public speaker and the author of the books: The Speed of Trust, Smart Trust, and now Trust & Inspire.

Covey is the co-founder and CEO of CoveyLink Worldwide and the former President and CEO of Covey Leadership Center.

In this book, Covey shares a simple solution to addressing the current challenges with the way organizations, schools, and families are led today.  His aim was to share a model that aligns with the realities of today.  A leadership model that is more people-driven than it is hierarchy or compliance-driven.

I loved this book and I believe it can serve as a valuable resource to anyone at any position in an organization, school, or community.  It is one of those books that you'll read multiple times to revisit some of the powerful ideas and strategies presented in this book.

Click Franklin Covey to learn more about Stephen M.R. Covey and his amazing organization.

Enjoy!  

In today's Philosopher Byte, James Clear, the author of 'Atomic Habits' connects our habits to getting just 1% better.

You will learn the compounding magic of aiming to get just 1% better and how it's important to let our identity drive our actions and not live life like most people who let their feelings drive every behavior.

James Clear is the author of the premiere book on habits - Atomic Habits.  I will feature this book on the podcast in the near future. 

I also suggest you check out his website:  www.jamesclear.com  and register for his amazing 3-2-1 Newsletter.  

You can watch this entire video on youtube: https://youtu.be/U_nzqnXWvSo.

Enjoy!

Today's episode continues our look at Life Force by Tony Robbins, Peter Diamandis, and Bob Harari. If you have not listened to Life Force - Part I, I highly recommend checking out Episode 5 before listening to Part II.

Part II  showcases the future of regenerative medicine, a future that is much closer than you think.  

In today's podcast, you will learn about the whole-body MRI, the transformative impact of reducing just 300 calories from your diet, Diabetes & the impact of losing just 22 pounds, longevity escape velocity, and the power of your mindset on your current health, and much more.

I believe Tony has written the book that will give hope to people about the future of heart disease, stroke, cancer, Alzheimer's, and more  - hope that finally, we are on the verge of overcoming the devastating loss that comes from these diseases every day.

You can learn more about the book and sign up for the team's newsletter at www.lifeforce.com.

If you like the episode, please consider leaving a rating or review.  It helps to get the word out to more people just like you.

Talk to you soon,

In today's Philosopher Byte, I share a powerful message from former NBA player turned professional speaker, Walter Bond. He achieved greatness by asking the right questions, and he shares his unique journey to the NBA in today's clip.

If you would like to listen to the entire clip, you can find it on YouTube. It's called 'Walter Bond | Key Note Speaker| 86th National FFA Convention & Expo'

In the next episode of Philosopher Insights, I will share my favorite insights from Life Force by Tony Robbins - Part II. If you haven't checked out Life Force Part I, check out Episode 5 of the podcast.

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In this week's edition of the Philosopher Insights podcast, I am super excited to release Part I of my favorite insights from Tony Robbins' latest book - Life Force.  

If you want to get a glimpse at the incredible developments that are happening across many areas of medicine, and you want to learn more about the future of healthcare, then you will absolutely love this book.

It's a 700-page manual that you don't need to read cover to cover to extract the value.  I found this book absolutely fascinating because much of what he discusses in this book is already here or on the outside about 24 - 36 months from becoming mainstream.  

The book was so thorough and so packed with insights that I decided to share it over two separate podcast episodes.

Enjoy!

#TonyRobbins  #Life Force  #Peter Diamandis  # Bob Harari  #Health and Nutrition

In today's podcast, I wanted to share an insight I took from 'Die Empty' by author Todd Henry. If you find it challenging to show up as your best self every day, then after listening to this insight, I want you to imagine living your life every day with the realization that you must make this day count.

Todd Henry speaks regularly on productivity and leadership and is the author of The Accidental Creative: How to Be Brilliant at a Moment's Notice and Die Empty. What makes his writing so amazing, he shares simple and easy-to-implement ideas. I hope you walk away from today's short clip being able to reframe the importance of today - it's not about tomorrow, next week, or next month, it's about showing up today.

Enjoy!

in this week's edition of Philosopher Insights, I share my favorite insights from Joe De Sena's latest book - 10 Rules for Resilience.

De Sena wrote this book during COVID and the wisdom he shares in this book includes strategies to help you and your family develop more resilience in life.  

Joe De Sena is the CEO and founder of Spartan and the Death Race. He is also a NY Times best-selling author of Spartan Up, Spartan Fit, and The Spartan Way.

He is one of my favorite mental toughness authors and I thoroughly enjoyed his latest book.. 

Next week I will introduce Part 1 of Tony Robbins' latest book 'Life Force.'

Thanks for listening...

#Mental Toughness  #Spartan  #Joe De Sena  #Book Summary

Today's Philosopher Byte is a clip from Alan Stein Jr, the author of the great book 'Raise Your Game.' I think we can all learn valuable lessons from athletes who commit their lives to their goals or purpose and the late Kobe Bryant taught us a lot.

In this clip, Alan Stein Jr will share what he learned about Kobe Bryant. He knew he was the best basketball player in the world, but it wasn't until he watched Kobe Bryant practice that he understood why he was the greatest in the world.  If success leaves clues, then why not learn from one of the greatest athletes in sports.

If you would like to watch the video on YouTube, please use the link below:

https://youtu.be/Rw7u8XckImc

Have an amazing day!

I first heard about Jay Glazer's book after listening to Jay on Ed Mylett's podcast, and because I have watched Jay for years on Fox NFL Sunday, I thought I would casually read this book when I had time. I started to read it and I could not put it down. - I read the entire book in one day.

In this book, Jay shares his daily battle with mental health, what he refers to as "living in the gray." This is a really well-written book that I believe will help more people show up with more courage and vulnerability.

If you struggle with anxiety or depression, I encourage you to not only listen to these insights but take the next step and read this book. Warning: Jay wanted to be authentic with his message, so the book does contain explicit language, but if you can look past that this book will definitely have an impact on your life.

Enjoy!

#Depression  #Anxiety  #Jay Glazer

Welcome to Philosopher Insights, the podcast committed to helping you optimize every aspect of your life. Each episode will provide you with both educational and practical insights from the world's best authors and thought leaders that you can begin implementing in your life the same day.

I have a deep passion for personal development, and I have decided to combine that with my love of teaching and share insights that I hope will help inspire others to go on this transformational journey.

I am blessed to have this opportunity, I hope the wisdom you find in this podcast moves you one step closer to expressing the best version of yourself.

Today is the day!