Mick Unplugged

We talked about the book and why you wrote it. I said it started as a challenge from a friend who thought I could turn my blog posts into a book.

I didn't think I had the discipline to sit down and write a full book, but the friend said I could view it differently and that years of blogging could become a book.

It was cathartic because it let me take four or five years of writing, reflect on who I am, and put everything into one cohesive story to share what I've learned.

It'll be available on Amazon on July1st. It's called The Sunday Reset Journal, A Guide to Your Inner Healing, it's paperback, $10.99 and very travelfriendly.

I can't put this book down. The Shift. Right. It is definitely one of my gotos. I have like three or four books aside from the Bible obviously that I'm in every day.

Starting in chapter one you had something that made me go buy the hard copy of this book. And you said problems can't be solved by the same mindset that created them.

It was released on the day I had a book tour schedule... It was the best book that I had ever written... It became the most successful book I've ever had.

I wrote that book again, rereleased it with three additional chapters, and it's called The Shift as well.

I've got to get my hand on that copy of that book.

I'd say Joyce Myers book. That was like my intro into spiritual world, connecting more with myself. That really helped me. It was a lot of messages in there that really gave me inspiration and helped me when I was going through some tough times. I love it. It's called The Battlefield of the Mind is the name of that book.

So a book that has changed my mentality from a leader perspective... The Operator, bro. Love, love, love, love, love, love that book.

I'm actually the only one that has hard covers of The Operator left. We're reprinting. The publisher is... but I personalize and sign them, robertjoneal.com, which is fun because I'll put anything on there.

This is actually The Wizard of Words. How to Speak, Persuade, and Sell Like Steve Jobs. That's the one that's coming out this year.

I talk about it in my other book, The Mindful Athlete's Secret to Pure Performance.

I read that over 60 times. Wow. And the unlock book, I probably read about 15 times already at 20 times.

I didn't know I was going to write it. I'm supposed to my cookbook. My cookbook is coming out next. This is my memoir. I want to tell you everything how I fail and talk about a lot of failures in there.

Let's go to Call Me Chef, Dammit. We've teased it a little bit. That's the title of the book.

I put a book out talking about everything from 911 to the Pentagon, which the book got appellate for number one for dealing with suicide, grief, leadership.

The book just has a collaboration of things that I literally believe in. It puts anecdotes with my cooking skill sets inside of it to lead up into the cookbook.

I'm going to make sure I get all of the connections to the book because it is life changing. It's insightful. Some things I didn't know about you. I thought I knew almost everything about you. But some things are in there.

By then I'd already written a book, Majestic Money, the 30 Day Femme Manifesting Game, the Rich Queen Movement.

The book is called You're the Boss. And that's why it's important for everybody. It's become the manager you want to be and others need. But really, every single one of the 16 tools in here is about making you the boss of your life. Whether you're in a management position or not, how do you deal with pressure? How do you navigate life in a way where you have a sense of agency no matter what's coming at you?

You can also, if you don't buy the book, but I give away resources based on the book all the time on my sub stack called Pressure Free and Pressure Proof. And you can follow me on sub stack. You can also sign up for it through my website, sabinanawaz.com.

That's why I wrote this book, because I've walked in the shoes of people under tremendous amounts of pressure. I know what that's like. And we don't have to become that boss from hell. Look, nobody wants to be a bad boss.

And the emphasis on why I wrote the book is really to kind of paint a picture of the future, how this is going to really impact every corner of business, culture, and society.

I want people to read this book and feel empowered that the power is in their hands to futureproof themselves for a future that will look nothing like the world we live in today. ... And the book, Generation AI, Matt Britton.

When I wrote my book, Homeless by Choice, I put a dedication page to each person, including my biological father. I read the entire page on social media, and it led to a phone call from my dad, who then attended my book launch.

Speaking of the book, where can people find it? You can go two places: my website RoyWattisJr.com or ImpactTruth.com.

I talk about it in my book a lot. It's called Why Be A 9 When You Can Be a 10. And it's a fun book. It doesn't take itself too seriously.

What encouraged you to write the book? ... Why be a nine when you can be a 10? I wrote a book in the pandemic that will never see the light of day. I wanted to write something that I could use, and it just brought me a lot of joy.

We just published a book. It is called Employment Is Dead, How Disruptive Technologies Are Revolutionizing the Way We Work.

If I were to point it back to the book, I would say the system is broken. Employment Is Dead.

The book just published a couple weeks ago, which we're really excited about. I can't wait for my autographed copy.

Debra and I have published.

We have two other pillars and these are pillars that I detail in my book, The Last Relapse. It's all spread out if people do want the entire system.

The book came into play as the easiest way other than the podcast to make everything that we're doing in this coaching practice accessible to the masses at a very affordable cost.

I actually spent a lot of money to selfpublish this book, like rounds of editing; it was a twoyear process. We were getting ready to launch it, then decided to give it away for free, but it's still up on Amazon and can be downloaded for free from thelastrelapsebook.com.

It's not like the 30page book; this thing is 250 pages, chock full of our system back to front, and it comes with a free workbook.

I was telling you about your book, and we're going to go into the book, man, but I just wanted to thank you for writing it because it helps people like me, like, understand... So I just wanted to say thank you from my soul for that book.

I read it in two days, took a day off, and went back and started rereading it. I have highlights and notes and everything in the book, man.

There are fundamental things that you have in the book--lessons I've learned the hard way--so you don't have to. My favorite chapter is chapter three, where you go into some really big things like the Sacred Six.

In chapter seven of this book, Bradley says relationships are the new currency, and I wholeheartedly believe it.

You're on my book twice. I guarantee you, if you read that book 10 times, you'll know it better than you do right now.

I just wrote, I'm going to drop a book called Pitch Secrets A to Z. And it is literally attitude, belief, closing, demonstrate all the way to Zoom.

I have another book that's coming out called Flip the Switch. The Secret to Making Decisions.

I kind of had a little bit of that imposter syndrome, even though before that was a popular term when I wrote the book. And ultimately what motivated me to do it was because I really wanted people to know how I survived, so I leaned into being vulnerable and laid it all out.

When I got a call from the agent it was like, hey, you're on the New York Times bestseller list. That was the ultimate moment for me.

The book was the solidifier of connection - it showed that burn survivors, the military community and ordinary people could all relate on a human level, proving we can connect despite different experiences.

We'll have links to the book because I promise you it's going to move you; the feeling of connection people get from it is what really matters.