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Heather Monahan
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Confidence Classic: How to LET GO and LEVEL UP Your Life with Heather!
Looking to take your life to the next level? Each week Heather sits down to share with you the techniques and strategies to create your confidence, pursue your dreams and leapfrog the villains you’ll meet along the way. After successfully shattering the glass ceiling in corporate America, Heather is...
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How Falling Short Sets You Up for Success
The host expressed enthusiasm for the title, noting that it had become a USA Today bestseller, while the author recounted its evolution from a self‑published 60‑page draft to a polished fifth edition with Thomas Nelson. He described the early challenges, such as discovering typographical errors, and how those setbacks informed the book’s message about turning failure into success.
The speaker discussed the journey of creating this book, which started as a self-published, 60-page version detailing his documentary experience. The final version, published with Thomas Nelson, became a USA Today bestseller after several iterations where he worked to improve it, despite initial struggles with typos.
I love your first book, Chasing Failure. How falling short sets you up for success.
So in Chasing Failure, I tell a story about the first version of Chasing Failure. The Chasing Failure that's out with Thomas Nelson now. Nicely buttoned up and whatnot. Is the fifth version of Chasing Failure. So the first version, I self-published. It was like 60 pages.
And I find two typos. And I was livid. I was livid in the studio. But then I just thought, yeah, but in the book, I write, hey, you might find two typos.
Well, I'll tell you, that book, as you know, became a USA Today bestseller.
12 Questions to Elevate Your Personal and Professional Development
The host introduced the title as a new release from the guest’s executive coaching work, noting its focus on personal and professional growth. The guest explained that the book presents twelve "loaded" questions designed to boost self‑awareness and help listeners move from merely tolerating life to truly thriving. It was presented as a practical tool for leading oneself and building confidence.
This new book, born from Ryan Leak's executive coaching practice during the pandemic, outlines 12 essential questions designed to help individuals lead themselves and move from tolerating life to thriving in it. The book encourages self-awareness through questions like, 'What's it like to be on the other side of me?'
Now you've got a new book coming out, Leveling Up, 12 Questions to Elevate Your Professional and Personal Growth.
And so, for example, one of the questions in the book is what's it like to be on the other side of me?
So I call them 12 loaded questions in this book. And it helps a person really lead themselves.
How to Negotiate Anything and Live Your Best Life
The title was highlighted as a bestseller and one of the two primary works authored by the guest, Kwame Christian. It was mentioned alongside his other book on race conversations, emphasizing its focus on confidence in conflict and negotiation. The discussion presented the book positively as a key resource for handling difficult conversations.
This title was mentioned as a bestseller alongside the racefocused book and was noted as one of the two key works the guest had authored.
Well, his books, Finding Confidence in Conflict and How to Have Difficult Conversations About Race are both bestsellers.
I've got two books, How to Have Difficult Conversations About Race and Finding Confidence in Conflict.
From Fire to Ice―Crossing Antarctica Alone
Heather noted that Colin O'Brady is the author of the New York Times bestseller The Impossible First, listing it among his recent titles.
He's the author of the New York Times bestseller, The Impossible First, and now The 12-Hour Walk, Invest One Day, Conquer Your Mind, and Unlock Your Best Life.
— Episode: Confidence Classic: Conquer Your Mind an...
Heather noted that Colin O'Brady is the author of the New York Times bestseller The Impossible First, listing it among his recent titles.
He's the author of the New York Times bestseller, The Impossible First, and now The 12-Hour Walk, Invest One Day, Conquer Your Mind, and Unlock Your Best Life.
Stay Younger Longer with Natural Hormone and Nutrition Therapies
Dr. Erika Schwartz wrote the book, which was released in April 2002 and quickly rose to the number two spot on Amazon after a related study was published.
I wrote a book about it and then it coincided with that study that destroyed the lives of 7 million women by saying that hormones cause cancer.
— Episode: #480: Revitalize Your LIFE with Hormone...
Dr. Erika Schwartz wrote the book, which was released in April 2002 and quickly rose to the number two spot on Amazon after a related study was published.
I wrote a book about it and then it coincided with that study that destroyed the lives of 7 million women by saying that hormones cause cancer.
I had written this book called The Hormone Solution, and it came out in April of 2002, and like you were talking about writing a book.
The Not-So-Obvious Secret Guaranteed to Transform Your Life (Before 8am)
Heather referenced Hal Elrod's bestseller, noting its massive sales growth to three million copies over several years.
You know Miracle Morning? Three million copies. He sold his first year, maybe a thousand. And people wanted it. The next year is 10,000. Then it was 100,000. And now, seven years later, three million...
— Episode: #452: SUMMER BEST-OF: Why Wealth Is With...
Heather referenced Hal Elrod's bestseller, noting its massive sales growth to three million copies over several years.
You know Miracle Morning? Three million copies. He sold his first year, maybe a thousand. And people wanted it. The next year is 10,000. Then it was 100,000. And now, seven years later, three million copies.
Invest One Day, Conquer Your Mind, and Unlock Your Best Life
The 12-Hour Walk was highlighted as Colin O'Brady's latest book and repeatedly referenced as the guide for doing a 12hour silent walk.
He's the author of the New York Times bestseller, The Impossible First, and now The 12-Hour Walk, Invest One Day, Conquer Your Mind, and Unlock Your Best Life.
— Episode: Confidence Classic: Conquer Your Mind an...
The 12-Hour Walk was highlighted as Colin O'Brady's latest book and repeatedly referenced as the guide for doing a 12hour silent walk.
He's the author of the New York Times bestseller, The Impossible First, and now The 12-Hour Walk, Invest One Day, Conquer Your Mind, and Unlock Your Best Life.
I bought Colin's book, the 12 hour walk. And I read it at the very end, I've got a QR code that says commit.
The book is available wherever you can get books pre order is open. Now the book comes out on August 2.
Make Better Plans (Create a Strategy to Elevate Your Career, Community & Life)
Heather highlighted it as Seth Godin's newest book and described it as an essential guide to strategic thinking in a complex world.
His newest book, This Is Strategy. We're going to get into that today. It's an essential guide to thinking strategically in a complex, everchanging world.
— Episode: #472: Fear LESS, Plan MORE, Achieve BIG...
Heather highlighted it as Seth Godin's newest book and described it as an essential guide to strategic thinking in a complex world.
His newest book, This Is Strategy. We're going to get into that today. It's an essential guide to thinking strategically in a complex, everchanging world.
Seth, thank you so much for writing this book. It is the most tactical book that I have ever read. I'm blown away.
3 Simple Steps to Create a Life Full of ENERGY ― and Live Your Best Every Day (Ignite Reads)
The host pointed out that the author has written five books, noting that this title is her most recent release. The mention was brief and factual, without a detailed endorsement or critique.
The host noted that Molly Fletcher had authored five books, with The Energy Clock being her most recent publication.
She's the author of five books, most recently The Energy Clock.
Inside the World of Go-Getters and Game Changers
Molly Fletcher noted that she had authored several books, including a business title called the book. She mentioned it while discussing her work and expertise in negotiations and deal-making. The reference was brief and served to highlight her broader authorship rather than to endorse the content in depth.
Molly Fletcher explained that she had written several books, including a business title called The Business of Being the Best.
One of the books was a business book, The Business of Being the Best.
The Secret Sauce for Human Connection
Heather introduced the author as the bestselling writer of the title and highlighted its catchy subtitle about human connection, using the mention to establish his credibility. The discussion positioned the book as a noteworthy resource for building relationships.
Heather introduced Chris as the bestselling author of the book and highlighted its catchy subtitle about human connection. The mention established his credibility as a writer.
Chris Shembra is the bestselling author of Gratitude and Pasta, The Secret Sauce for Human Connection.
Finding Positive Benefits Through Our Darkest Hours
Heather highlighted the new release as a valuable tool for navigating difficult moments, urging listeners to pick up the book immediately. She framed it as essential reading for anyone facing challenges and encouraged people to share their stories after reading it.
The new release was announced as dropping that day, and later Heather urged listeners to pick up the book as a tool for navigating difficult moments. The discussion framed it as essential reading for anyone facing challenges.
His new book, which drops today. It's out today. You got to go get it. Gratitude Through Hard Times.
I can't wait to hear some of your stories... And for anyone going through a hard time, please pick this book up now.
Check out the book, Gratitude Through Hard Times. It's live now. You can get it now.
Why Giving Thanks Is the Key to Our Well-Being
The book was described as a how‑to guide for making large dinner gatherings emotional, with the host noting that the pandemic had rendered its premise feel outdated. He highlighted that its advice seemed more suited to pre‑COVID times and implied limited relevance for listeners.
Chris described the title as a howto guide for making 18person dinners emotional, noting that the pandemic made the book's premise feel obsolete at the time.
It's called Gratitude and Post. It's literally the how-to guide to make 18 people cry around your dinner table.
Heather Monahan referenced the book while discussing modern Stoic ideas that align with gratitude, mentioning it alongside Holiday's other titles to illustrate the perspective. The comment was brief and did not include an explicit endorsement, indicating a casual mention. It served mainly to highlight the author's broader work in the context of the episode's theme.
Another Ryan Holiday work referenced to illustrate modern Stoic perspectives that intersect with gratitude themes.
He would write books like The Obstacle is the Way, Ego is the Enemy, Stillness is Key.
Time Management for Mortals
Heather cited the title while discussing Stoic concepts, pointing out its subtitle that emphasizes humanity's limited time. She referenced the book as an illustration of time‑management ideas framed around mortality, but did not elaborate further on its content. The mention was brief and served mainly to support the broader conversation about gratitude and perspective.
Heather cited this timemanagement book while discussing Stoic ideas, noting its full subtitle about mortality.
I read Oliver Berkman's book, 4,000 Weeks, Time Management for Mortals.
Unlock the Secret to Getting It All Done
In the episode, Stacy Tuschl highlighted the book as a practical guide that helps business owners get everything done. She promoted it as a useful tool for driving traffic and turning visibility into sales. The discussion conveyed a strong endorsement of the title.
Stacy promoted her guide that reveals how to get everything done, positioning it as a practical tool for business owners.
Grab a copy of The Implementation Code: Unlock the Secret to Getting It All Done by Stacy Tuschl HERE!
How to Build Trust, Stand Out, and Win More Clients in an Al-Driven World
The hosts discussed the new fable about integrity in sales, following Matt's $7million deal that tests his character. They highlighted its storyline, the NFT promotion tied to bulk purchases, and the strong listener response.
But today I'm super interested in getting into your new book, The Sale.
— Episode: Confidence Classic: Make the Leap From S...
The hosts discussed the new fable about integrity in sales, following Matt's $7million deal that tests his character. They highlighted its storyline, the NFT promotion tied to bulk purchases, and the strong listener response.
But today I'm super interested in getting into your new book, The Sale.
All right, Alex, tell us a little bit. How did you come up with and for anyone that hasn't read John's books, you know, one of the signatures of his books are these fables that he shares that really pull the reader in.
Matt has the chance to make the sale of a lifetime. He's in sales, a very lucrative industry. He would make $7 million, but the only problem is he has to lack integrity in some pretty major ways to go through with the sale.
once you read the book, what you just described is pretty close to the storyline of the sale, which is super exciting.
with The Sale, for instance, if you buy 11 copies of The Sale, you get a free NFT.
They're reading the sale. It's a pretty cool book. I love this book.
Alex, now that you've got this book, the sale, which didn't it go number one already on Amazon?
The Unapologetic Art of Dreaming Big and Manifesting Your Most Fabulous Life
Heather highlighted the book and strongly encouraged listeners to revisit the episode where it was discussed, indicating she found it valuable for the audience. She suggested that the insights from the title were worth hearing again.
Heather highlighted Gina DeVee's book and urged listeners to revisit the episode where it was discussed.
She's The Author Of The Book, Audacity To Be Queen. I Highly Suggest You Go Back And Listen To That Episode If You Haven't Heard It Yet.
A Guide for Couples
In the episode, Heather highlighted the book as a valuable resource for exploring how childhood programming influences attraction and relationship dynamics. She referenced its connection to Imago Therapy and suggested it helped listeners understand why unmet childhood needs shape their search for love. The discussion presented the title as a recommended guide for couples seeking deeper insight.
Heather cited this Imago Therapy classic as a great resource for understanding childhood programming and attraction.
There's A Great Book On This Called Getting the Love You Want By The People Who Started Imago Therapy Harville Hendricks And His Wife And It Talks A Lot About That About How The Thing That We Did Not Get As Children Is The Thing That We Won't Spend Our Life Trying To Find.
Practical Tools for Necessary Change in the Workplace and Beyond
During the episode, the guest highlighted the book as a bestseller and encouraged listeners to obtain a copy, describing it as an essential resource for navigating difficult conversations about race. He presented it alongside his other work as a key tool for building confidence in conflict situations.
The book was highlighted as a bestseller and listeners were encouraged to get a copy as a key resource for handling tough conversations about race.
Well, his books, Finding Confidence in Conflict and How to Have Difficult Conversations About Race are both bestsellers.
I've got two books, How to Have Difficult Conversations About Race and Finding Confidence in Conflict.
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