Podcast
REAL AF with Andy Frisella
This book uses the analogy of being the only sober person at a party to illustrate the challenges of communicating with those who aren't ready to hear about self-improvement. The author's message resonated with the podcast guest's experiences.
So it's the son of the man who wrote the four agreements in the beginning of the mask. Look, I've read all the Ruiz family books. I'd read them before but in 75 hard and other phases. I'd gone back an...
— Episode: 299. #75HARD vs Kyle "The Captain" Creek
Episode: 299. #75HARD vs Kyle "The Captain" Creek
This book uses the analogy of being the only sober person at a party to illustrate the challenges of communicating with those who aren't ready to hear about self-improvement. The author's message resonated with the podcast guest's experiences.
So it's the son of the man who wrote the four agreements in the beginning of the mask. Look, I've read all the Ruiz family books. I'd read them before but in 75 hard and other phases. I'd gone back and read them all again in the opening of that Mastery of Life book.
He says that when you get to a point in your life where you feel like you're meant for something more it's like going to a party and you're the only sober one and everyone's drunk and they're living in the drama and they're living in the drama and you can't it's like if you've ever been sober and had a conversation with a drunk friend about something serious, you can't have the conversation.