The Way of the Champion Pain, Persistence, and the Path Forward

And that's the lens with which I read Warren's new book, Persist.

I talk about this in my book, this latest book, and persist about both what happened to me and how I nearly got knocked off the track, almost quit my first real teaching job.

I'll give you one stat that's in Persist.

The Way of the Champion, Pain, Persistence and the Path Forward by Paul Rabel.

Paul's a wonderful guy. I don't know if the book's any good but he's like this incredible guy. It's basically the Michael Jordan of La Crosse. Kind of the greatest La Crosse player ever. According to my producer, the book is a guide to embodying a winning mindset with memorable stories and lessons for how to be a pro in all areas of life and sports, business and relationships.

In The Path, you talk about revocable living trusts.

So you say the opening line in "The Path" is the financial services industry is broken.

Well, I think it's a lot of things you've talked about on your show over the years, which is there's so many conflicts in this space. There's so many people selling products. There's so many people making things more complicated than they need to be. All of these things make it just a landmine for the typical person.

And people assume their advisor is well-intentioned. If you go to a lawyer, the lawyer, their job is to act in your best interest and get you the best outcome. And if you go to an accountant, their job, they have a legal duty to act in your best interest and get you the best outcome. Same with a doctor.

So you go to the financial advisor, you think it's going to be the same, but the reality is the overwhelming majority of financial advisors are really in sales. They're selling something.

Tony Robbins, who co-wrote this book with the duo, "The Financial World", didn't know it needed, but we did.

He's also the author of a new book called The Way of the Champion, Pain, Persistence, and the Path Forward.

I highly recommend it. It's called The Way of the Champion. Pain, persistence and the path forward.

It's funny, today's guest, his book starts with something very similar.

And it's true. Like I think about this, I know authors have decided to start companies that don't really matter or they sort of go down, they're like, I don't, why, why write another book?

That's actually something I talk about in the Justice book, which by the way, you can pre-order now at dailystoic.com.

So I'm really excited that he wrote this new book, the way of the champion pain persistence in the path forward.

It was published by my publisher portfolio. I was really excited. I introduced Paul and them and I did, I did some work on this book because I wanted Paul to bring his unique way of thinking about sports to, to, to other, other domains. And I think he did a great little book here.

He actually wrote the forward to Paul's new book, The Way of the Champion Pain, Persistence and the Path Forward, which I was lucky enough to help bring into existence.

It's an awesome book and Paul came out, he was in town for a friend's wedding a couple of weeks ago and he stopped by the studio and we talked for two hours.

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