In today's Monday episode of the podcast, I give three main takeaways from the book How To Listen With Intention by Patrick King. If you want to improve your listening skills, become a better conversation keeper, or appear more charismatic or interesting, this book is for you. Conversational frames, validation, and levels of listening are the topics discussed in today's episode. Still, you can check out the rest of the intriguing points and advice that King gives by purchasing the book. 

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In today's Daily Book Quote episode I talk about Malcolm Gladwell's book What The Dog Saw and Other Adventures. Specifically, I try my best to explain the quarterback problem detailed in one of Gladwell's articles found in the book. 

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In today's Daily Book Quote episode of the podcast, I share yet another quote from the book Make Your Bed by Admiral William H. McRaven. This excerpt talks about having people in your life to carry you through tough times. This advice is exciting since it's common to see inspirational social media accounts share the idea that we need to go through life alone; as a lone wolf. Which side do you agree with?

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Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki is perhaps the single most popular personal finance book to ever be printed. With it's theories on finance, assets, and working for yourself the book talks about everything and anything that you may need to know about money. In this DBQ episode, I share a lesson in the book about losers and winners. 

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In today's Daily Book Quote episode I share a quote from Stillness Is The Key by Ryan Holiday. This is a quote that I shared on my weekly newsletter last week, so feel free to subscribe if you liked it! This quote is about being present, about being here. 

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In this episode of the podcast, I break down and talk about the three most influential psychology books that I've read. One will help you build good, long-lasting habits, the other will teach you about epidemics, and lastly, the final one is about finding meaning in your life. 

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The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg has been revolutionary to my life In the sense that it gave me a much-needed perspective on habits and their psychology. By listening to this episode, you'll learn the key to changing your habits. As Duhigg likes to call it "The Golden Rule" for habit change is much more simple than you might expect. 

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Managing our most finite detail; time is extremely hard. However, there are moments when we bite off more than we can chew and then wonder why our life is so full of stress and pressure. In this episode, I read one of the thoughts written in James Clear's newsletter, 3-2-1 Thursdays, where he shares what I believe to be the most essential piece of advice for managing your time. 

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Admiral William H. McRaven is the author of the amazing book Make Your Bed. In this quote, he talks about our fear of failure--our desire to always play life safely. In this episode, I'll read the quote and explain its meaning, aka, why life is a game best played with risk. 

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In today's DBQ episode, we look at an excerpt from the book Ikigai which is a guide to a good, long life. This quote talks about the good stress in our life that drives us forward. We need positive stress or eustress. Our life shouldn't be perfectly peaceful, a life without challenge is a boring life. 

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