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- 68. "Love, The True Emancipator of Mankind!"
The Masterkey to Riches & The habit of going The Extra Mile" - The Masterkey to Riches, by the author of Think and Grow rich, Napoleon Hill who made his own fortune using the secrets revealed in this book. The world famous- philosophy of personal achievement based on the Andrew Carnegie Formula for money-making.
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- 62. "Dat is toch niet te geloven!" - Peter Vandenbempt
"De hoop van de natie rust op zijn euh... kamerbrede schouders." - Peter Vandenbempt
2 min - 61. Een persoonlijke reflectie; "Wees niet langer een slaaf", Deel 1: De Buitenkant (het lichaam). Discipline is het doel, De kracht van zelfbeheersing. Ryan Holiday, auteur van de bestsellers "Ego is de vijand" en de "Dagelijkse stoïcijn".9 min
- 60. #1. W1nning is not a marathon, it's a sprint with no finish line. The Unforgiving race to greatness. Tim S. Grover. Bestselling author of Relentless.
"Tim Grover was by my side for fifteen years, and knows more than anyone about building winners. This book is essential for those who want to be the best at whatever they do... and are willing to pay the rpice to get there." - Michael Jordan
31 min - 59. Intro Tim Grover; Bestelling author of Relentless. Author of New York Times Bestseller W1NNING, The unforgiving race to greatness.2 min
About The Stairway to Wisdom
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The Stairway to Wisdom
The Stairway to Wisdom is a living document of becoming — raw, reflective and grounded in one question I have never been able to put down: how do you pursue greatness…
without losing your humanity?
I set out to become an unbreakable hockey player. What actually broke open was something else: the realisation that ambition without a centre of gravity doesn't make you stronger, it makes you smaller — smaller in your body, in your relationships, in the way you look at yourself. Injury, disappointment, a breakdown, the period I now call The Septic Tank, and long conversations with the coaches who kept me in the conversation taught me that the mind is not something you force. It is something you build.
This podcast is the building. Each episode is one step on the stairway: a principle from the 49 that run through my two books, The Magical Mindset and The (UN)BREAKABLE Mindset — ambition and intention, ego and ownership, vulnerability and recovery, identity and the roles we perform, gratitude, love, and the discipline of asking better questions.
Along the way I bring in the people and ideas that shaped me: philosophy and sport psychology, the monastery, a ninety-year-old former cyclist who taught me what "I can't" really means, and the relentless voices who never let comfort be the answer.
Not theory for its own sake. Every step ends with a question you have to answer for yourself, in your own time, privately. Because wisdom isn't a destination you arrive at. It is a way of climbing.
Greatness with a heart. Rise without losing yourself.
Welcome to The Stairway to Wisdom.
I set out to become an unbreakable hockey player. What actually broke open was something else: the realisation that ambition without a centre of gravity doesn't make you stronger, it makes you smaller — smaller in your body, in your relationships, in the way you look at yourself. Injury, disappointment, a breakdown, the period I now call The Septic Tank, and long conversations with the coaches who kept me in the conversation taught me that the mind is not something you force. It is something you build.
This podcast is the building. Each episode is one step on the stairway: a principle from the 49 that run through my two books, The Magical Mindset and The (UN)BREAKABLE Mindset — ambition and intention, ego and ownership, vulnerability and recovery, identity and the roles we perform, gratitude, love, and the discipline of asking better questions.
Along the way I bring in the people and ideas that shaped me: philosophy and sport psychology, the monastery, a ninety-year-old former cyclist who taught me what "I can't" really means, and the relentless voices who never let comfort be the answer.
Not theory for its own sake. Every step ends with a question you have to answer for yourself, in your own time, privately. Because wisdom isn't a destination you arrive at. It is a way of climbing.
Greatness with a heart. Rise without losing yourself.
Welcome to The Stairway to Wisdom.