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How to Recognize and Cultivate The Three Essential Virtues (J-B Lencioni Series)
Justin Brock recommends this book as a better approach to hiring than hiring individuals with large egos. It emphasizes hiring people who are smart, hungry, and humble. This approach fosters a more manageable and cooperative team environment.
And then I read a book by Patrick Linceone, which is, uh, the ultimate team player. It's funny. They both use the word ultimate, but Patrick Linceone says you got to hire smart, hungry, and humble peo...
— Episode: This Hiring Mistake Is RUINING Your Busi...
Justin Brock recommends this book as a better approach to hiring than hiring individuals with large egos. It emphasizes hiring people who are smart, hungry, and humble. This approach fosters a more manageable and cooperative team environment.
And then I read a book by Patrick Linceone, which is, uh, the ultimate team player. It's funny. They both use the word ultimate, but Patrick Linceone says you got to hire smart, hungry, and humble people.
A Psychologist Explains the Motorcyclist’s Mind and the Relationship Between Rider, Bike, and Road
It is about the Outlaws motorcycle club and was based on a book of photographs by a former Outlaw.
I think Mike Nichols, the director, just has a movie premiering this month. I don't know if you've heard about it called The Bike Riders. Yeah. And it's about The Outlaws.
— Episode: The Padlock Armory: Shocking Truths From...
It is about the Outlaws motorcycle club and was based on a book of photographs by a former Outlaw.
I think Mike Nichols, the director, just has a movie premiering this month. I don't know if you've heard about it called The Bike Riders. Yeah. And it's about The Outlaws.
And it's about The Outlaws.
Certainly they don't use their patch but it was a book by... I can't remember the guy's name but he was an outlaw and they took a book of his photographs and created this movie out of it.
My Life as a Hells Angel . . . and Beyond
This book covers the author's life in the Hells Angels and provides a linear perception of his time within the club.
My book, Exile on Front Street, kind of gives you an overview and a linear perception of what my life was in the Hells Angels.
— Episode: The Padlock Armory: Shocking Truths From...
This book covers the author's life in the Hells Angels and provides a linear perception of his time within the club.
My book, Exile on Front Street, kind of gives you an overview and a linear perception of what my life was in the Hells Angels.
The Decline of the American Empire at the End of the Age of Oil
This book is set in the context of the author's experience in the Hells Angels and explores the conflicts between him and Sonny Barger, as well as their political positions.
But Crossing the Rubicon gets very deep and it kind of puts you in the room.
— Episode: The Padlock Armory: Shocking Truths From...
This book is set in the context of the author's experience in the Hells Angels and explores the conflicts between him and Sonny Barger, as well as their political positions.
But Crossing the Rubicon gets very deep and it kind of puts you in the room.
It's kind of like you're hanging out with me and Sonny and you can see the conflicts.
I explain the conflicts at great length.
I explained his political position and I explained my political position.
14 Principles to Grow Your Business Like Amazon
The book is a compilation of letters Bezos wrote to his shareholders, detailing the company's progress and outlining his business principles. The speaker found the Flywheel Principle particularly insightful, as it illustrated how different aspects of Amazon's business worked together like a flywheel, with each vertical generating momentum for the others.
One of the books that I'm reading right now is The Bezos Letters.
— Episode: Avoid This $2,500 Credit Repair Scam – L...
The book is a compilation of letters Bezos wrote to his shareholders, detailing the company's progress and outlining his business principles. The speaker found the Flywheel Principle particularly insightful, as it illustrated how different aspects of Amazon's business worked together like a flywheel, with each vertical generating momentum for the others.
One of the books that I'm reading right now is The Bezos Letters.
Jeff Bezos is a, man, he's a brilliant. He's probably a savant in business.
And so essentially, Jeff Bezos, he would write these letters to his shareholders, which he calls share owners.
And so every year he would write them telling them about the business, how the company is going. And so an author, Jeff Bezos, would compile these end of the year letters that he was in.
And he basically understood that he had like 14 principles and he broke those principles up into three phases, build, accelerate, and scale.
One of the dopest chapters for me is the Flywheel Principle.
And essentially it talks about how, and this let me know like, man, I was on the right track of what I'm doing because you have credit fixer business, credit fixer DIY, credit fixer family mailer, all these different verticals within credit fixer.
And it's almost like a flywheel. And so if you notice what Jeff Bezos has been doing with Amazon, he has, of course, you got Amazon stores, you got Audible.
He acquired Harvard.
He acquired a Whole Foods.
You see? So what he did was, and his vision has always been like this.
I think he wrote this particular letter back in like 1998, I want to say.
So he, his vision has always been there in like, you know, for me, like credit repair is what we're solving.
The Formula to Achieve Bigger Goals Through Accelerating Teamwork
The speaker was recommended this book by someone. It was said to be about understanding what you need to look for in terms of who can help you reach your goals rather than focusing on the how.
Somebody told me this book, man, gave me this book as a recommendation. And it was really just a matter of understanding what I needed to look for.
— Episode: How I Turned $20K into a Million-Dollar...
The speaker was recommended this book by someone. It was said to be about understanding what you need to look for in terms of who can help you reach your goals rather than focusing on the how.
Somebody told me this book, man, gave me this book as a recommendation. And it was really just a matter of understanding what I needed to look for.
A lot of times in business, we look for the how am I going to get to the next level? How am I going to make five million? How am I going to make 10 million? Instead, we need to be looking for the who is going to help me make five million. Who's going to help me make 10 million.
I knew I needed a who, but I didn't know how I would get the who.
I knew what I needed, but I didn't know how to go about doing it. And if and it turns out that I didn't really need a how I needed the who.
They just needed who and who was me and my partner.
What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!
It was mentioned in a discussion about the right way to use debt, where the speaker credited Kiyosaki for the idea that smart use of debt can build wealth.
I think you know because when I've loaned from a policy it becomes debt Technically and then it does keep earning interest, right? Because if I pass the debt gets paid off for my death benefit thought...
— Episode: New Way to Secure Your Wealth: Trusts vs...
It was mentioned in a discussion about the right way to use debt, where the speaker credited Kiyosaki for the idea that smart use of debt can build wealth.
I think you know because when I've loaned from a policy it becomes debt Technically and then it does keep earning interest, right? Because if I pass the debt gets paid off for my death benefit thought it so it is a form of debt in the policy I think using debt if you do it the right way, like I think Robert Kiyosaki has it nailed down If you're using debt the right way, it's a solid way to to really build a nest egg really a net worth So, how did he build that billion dollar real estate portfolio? Was it all debt all debt all OPM other people's money interest, right? And so he's just building it and building it with other people's money and it's it's a smart play I mean if you can if you would you rather borrow the bank's money and pay them back Or would you rather borrow someone else's money going to debt and pay them back? Hmm, I rather else's money why because I can pay you back sooner and it's gonna be less interest Oh because the interest is lower. Yeah, we get to dictate the interest together. Got it, right? That's seller financing, right?
True, Terrifying, and Insightful Tales from My Favorite Haunts
Steve Gonsalves discussed his new book, "A Life with Ghosts." He mentioned that he has investigated over 1,000 places and shared stories from his experiences. He highlighted that the living are often more terrifying than the ghosts.
Steve Gonzales here from Ghost Hunters and the new book, man.
— Episode: The Terrifying Truth: Humans Are Scarier...
Steve Gonsalves discussed his new book, "A Life with Ghosts." He mentioned that he has investigated over 1,000 places and shared stories from his experiences. He highlighted that the living are often more terrifying than the ghosts.
Steve Gonzales here from Ghost Hunters and the new book, man.
All right, guys. Steve Gonzales here from Ghost Hunters and the new book, man. Thanks for coming on.
Thanks for having me.
I have a book called A Life with Ghosts and then get a signed copy at assigned ghost book.com can find me on all the social medias, uh, Steve Gonsalves official.
And of course, documentaries. Uh, we have the house in between one and two where we implement science with the paranormal and of course, go centers, ghost nation.
The New Super Humans, Book One
It's a book about how to live to at least 180 and the author discussed how people would be able to edit their genes to make more of the compounds their bodies need.
My most recent book was about here's all the things you can do that give you the benefits of exercise. Your metabolism is strong. So you have the muscles and you have just the good feelings but you do...
— Episode: Avoid Moldy Coffee: What You Need to Kno...
It's a book about how to live to at least 180 and the author discussed how people would be able to edit their genes to make more of the compounds their bodies need.
My most recent book was about here's all the things you can do that give you the benefits of exercise. Your metabolism is strong. So you have the muscles and you have just the good feelings but you don't have to spend hours at the gym.
The book is called 'Super Humans: How to Live to at Least 180.'
I talked about we would soon be able to edit our genes to make more of the compounds our bodies need and I did a bunch of research and identified an expert who was actually making stuff based on what he read in the book.
A Brief History of Tomorrow
The author mentioned it as being a book about cognitive enhancement that was featured in the New York Times.
It was between Homo Deus and Sapiens. I was like the meat in the sandwich there that was kind of a cool thing as an author as they're real famous books and It turns out if you can inc...
— Episode: Avoid Moldy Coffee: What You Need to Kno...
The author mentioned it as being a book about cognitive enhancement that was featured in the New York Times.
It was between Homo Deus and Sapiens. I was like the meat in the sandwich there that was kind of a cool thing as an author as they're real famous books and It turns out if you can increase the electrical power in your brain you can increase your IQ.
What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!
The book was mentioned as a good experience to see a wealthy dad compared to an unwealthy dad, the mindset in between.
Rich Dad, Poor Dad gave me the observation of not even the money, it's not about the money of the book, that the book just show you financially. I actually thought about the book as a good experience...
— Episode: From Homeless to Success: My Journey Thr...
The book was mentioned as a good experience to see a wealthy dad compared to an unwealthy dad, the mindset in between.
Rich Dad, Poor Dad gave me the observation of not even the money, it's not about the money of the book, that the book just show you financially. I actually thought about the book as a good experience to see a wealthy dad compared to an unwealthy dad, the mindset in between.
Transform Fear to Faith
It helped the speaker get into meditation and the speaker connected with the book because the author had a similar journey with drugs.
The Universe Has Your Back by Gabrielle Burstein helped me to get into meditation and the fact that she had the same journey with the drugs and everything had got me closer.
— Episode: From Homeless to Success: My Journey Thr...
It helped the speaker get into meditation and the speaker connected with the book because the author had a similar journey with drugs.
The Universe Has Your Back by Gabrielle Burstein helped me to get into meditation and the fact that she had the same journey with the drugs and everything had got me closer.
What the Rich Teach Their Kids About Money That the Poor and Middle Class Do Not!
It was the first book he ever read and covered the BRRRR method, which he said was pretty awesome.
I was the first book I ever read was Rich Dad Poor Dad. So that method is pretty awesome because here's the thing people are like, Oh, but you could sell the house and get 130,000.
— Episode: The Ugly Truth About Picking Someone's B...
It was the first book he ever read and covered the BRRRR method, which he said was pretty awesome.
I was the first book I ever read was Rich Dad Poor Dad. So that method is pretty awesome because here's the thing people are like, Oh, but you could sell the house and get 130,000.
The book was released last November and features stories from people who have faced various challenges, including divorce, cancer, and widowhood. It also includes medical theories and research articles to help readers understand why they feel the way they feel and how to bounce back.
My new book just came out last November, Bounce Back.
— Episode: From Athletic to Amputee: The Unbelievab...
The book was released last November and features stories from people who have faced various challenges, including divorce, cancer, and widowhood. It also includes medical theories and research articles to help readers understand why they feel the way they feel and how to bounce back.
My new book just came out last November, Bounce Back.
And I put their stories in this book.
It had medical theories and research articles and different papers that are published on like why your brain and you feel the way you feel.
And I did it because I want people to realize like, I'm not special.
And I actually took other people's stories, divorce, cancer survivor, widower, post-traumatic stress.
Vascular, Ocular & Acne Forms
Ryan mentioned this book as one that helped him to find two treatments for his rosacea. He described his skin as being bright red and painful, and likened it to burning his face. The two treatments that he discussed were low-dose Accutane and V-beam laser.
And I found this doctor's name, it was Dr. Nays. And he wrote this book that I found online called Beating Rosacea. And in there he talked about two treatments that saved his life.
— Episode: Avoid This $20,000 Mistake: Time is NOT...
Ryan mentioned this book as one that helped him to find two treatments for his rosacea. He described his skin as being bright red and painful, and likened it to burning his face. The two treatments that he discussed were low-dose Accutane and V-beam laser.
And I found this doctor's name, it was Dr. Nays. And he wrote this book that I found online called Beating Rosacea. And in there he talked about two treatments that saved his life.
Because when you have that and you go outside and your skin is so painful because it's bright red, like to literally like imagine burning your face. It's just a pure burn all the time.
And so it was low dose Accutane. So it was 20 milligram pills when I started every other day.
And then eventually for a long period of time, I did one pill on Monday, one pill on Thursday. And it ends up going into your bloodstream and affecting your sebaceous glands at such a low point. You don't get one of the side effects.
And then once I was off that in six months after because your skin's so fragile, the second treatment was V-beam laser. So a V-beam laser shrinks blood cells and that like the two of those.
Ryan mentioned this book as part of his personal branding advice. He suggested that people use social media to build their personal brand, and that they can make a lot of money if they do it the right way. The book was also a tool to enable people to create and unlock the potential for income based on what they already have, which is them.
That's why I wrote, I don't even know where that book is. Brand It Like Surihan, it's here somewhere.
— Episode: Avoid This $20,000 Mistake: Time is NOT...
Ryan mentioned this book as part of his personal branding advice. He suggested that people use social media to build their personal brand, and that they can make a lot of money if they do it the right way. The book was also a tool to enable people to create and unlock the potential for income based on what they already have, which is them.
That's why I wrote, I don't even know where that book is. Brand It Like Surihan, it's here somewhere.
To enable people to really create and unlock the potential for income based on what you already have, which is you. The power of you is so strong.
Greg mentioned this book, which he believes is about hydrogen, not water, having a memory and storing the Akashic Records. He believes that hydrogen is the real Akashic Records and holds all the data since the beginning of time.
Have you ever seen this book, you know, oh really?
— Episode: Hydrogen: The Secret to Immortality and...
Greg mentioned this book, which he believes is about hydrogen, not water, having a memory and storing the Akashic Records. He believes that hydrogen is the real Akashic Records and holds all the data since the beginning of time.
Have you ever seen this book, you know, oh really?
Okay, so this was done by my sir Masaru Imoto.
Okay, and so Masaru Imoto, another Japanese guy, he figured out the water had memory and I'll divulge it here today. The world doesn't actually know this, nobody knows, nobody's ever figured it out.
I wish he was still alive so I could show him. I don't think it's the water that has a memory. It's the hydrogen with Wow. See I think hydrogen is the real Akashic Records, that's fast since the beginning of time, since the beginning of creation, Let there be light and all the data is in hydrogen now the question begins to be how do you access it? Hmm, and I think I found how because that's how I got the there's a device that I would like to at some point, you know shout out to like Elon Musk, you know, Billy Carson even Joe Rogan, you know, because it's all about connecting people and putting the pieces together because we all have pieces of the puzzle. But that's my opinion, you know, and there's a device already that has come to me. I guess I won't go into all the details, but this device appears to probably take care of almost any disease known to man and make us live for 800 a thousand years at least hold crops. You think it's possible to live to a thousand
The Complete 4 Books in One Volume
Greg was reading this book and felt that it described everything he had experienced in his spiritual journey. He found the author's writings about the narrow gate to be especially relevant and felt that his experiences validated the information in the book. He also felt that the book contained information about the pyramids and how they can be used for terraforming planets.
this freaking book, The Essene Gospel of Peace
— Episode: Hydrogen: The Secret to Immortality and...
Greg was reading this book and felt that it described everything he had experienced in his spiritual journey. He found the author's writings about the narrow gate to be especially relevant and felt that his experiences validated the information in the book. He also felt that the book contained information about the pyramids and how they can be used for terraforming planets.
this freaking book, The Essene Gospel of Peace
Now you could read this whole book and think it's BS and that's actually what I kind of thought. I was reading this book and thinking a lot of this is BS until I got to the very end.
I've been there. I've seen this what I was there
Yes, and so the narrow gate is a doorway to there's doors and the doors are made of hydrogen. Really? Our son is a door by the way, and it makes you travel the stars stop all the stars are higher. Wow, the thing is you have to know the method and I haven't divulged that yet, but there's a way to do it all humans can do it. This is not you're not don't have to be special, We were all destined for it. We were all built for it.
I'm gonna read that book tonight.
The Scientific Approach to Getting Healthier as You Get Older
Dr. Greger's new book, *How Not to Age*, is a comprehensive guide to extending health and longevity. It's a result of over three years of research and 13,000 citations.
How Not to Age came out in December.
— Episode: The DIET That's Killing More People Than...
Dr. Greger's new book, *How Not to Age*, is a comprehensive guide to extending health and longevity. It's a result of over three years of research and 13,000 citations.
How Not to Age came out in December.
Premiered number two New York Times bestseller list.
I was kind of bummed, but next time, number one.
It's for the new book tour. How Not to Age came out in December. Premiered number two New York Times bestseller list. I was kind of bummed, but next time, number one.
It reminds me of a last book, how not to die talking about weight loss, like whether you're trying to live longer or lighter.
Discover the Foods Scientifically Proven to Prevent and Reverse Disease
Dr. Greger mentioned his previous book, *How Not to Die*, which focuses on weight loss and the importance of a healthy diet.
It reminds me of a last book, How Not to Die talking about weight loss, like whether you're trying to live longer or lighter.
— Episode: The DIET That's Killing More People Than...
Dr. Greger mentioned his previous book, *How Not to Die*, which focuses on weight loss and the importance of a healthy diet.
It reminds me of a last book, How Not to Die talking about weight loss, like whether you're trying to live longer or lighter.
In my last book, How Not to Diet, talking about weight loss, actually the largest chapter was on this intermittent fasting.
So if you're just like eating donuts all the time, not that I recommend it, but adding vinegar will significantly not only improve blood sugars but significantly increase the, accelerate the loss of body fat, particularly visceral body fat, which is the most dangerous body fat.
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