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Dr. John Delony
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Engineer Your Path to Joy
The book was praised as an extraordinary and brilliant read that helped listeners become aware of their mental chatter and live in the moment, even aiding tough decision‑making. The host also highlighted how the author’s processing of personal tragedy made the advice especially impactful, and he shared portions with his own son. Both episodes highly recommended the title for its practical guidance toward joy.
It was described as an extraordinary read that helped the listener realize their brain chatter and how to live in the moment. The book's advice was helpful in making tough decisions.
if you haven't read Solve for Happy it's an extraordinary read please pick it up
I've realized that my brain chatter is loud and often happens when I'm not realizing it
The host highly recommended this book, describing it as extraordinary and brilliant, particularly in how the author processed the death of his son. He even shared parts of it with his own son, it was so impactful.
I read this book the other day called, Solve for Happy by Moe Godot.
I cannot recommend this highly enough.
This guy's the chief who I think he was the chief business officer at Google and then ended up taking on Google X. He is brilliant at a level that I cannot understand. And this book is really extraordinary.
After the passing of his son as he wrapped his head around it, it was really extraordinary.
Moe Godot, G-A-W-D-A-T. The book's called, Solve for Happy.
The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World
The host discussed the book while exploring how hemispheric lateralization influences our sense of meaning versus analytical thinking, noting its relevance to understanding relational dynamics. It was highlighted as an insightful and informative work on the divided brain, and the host recommended it for listeners interested in neuroscience and its cultural implications.
How to Stay Emotionally Healthy and Spiritually Alive in the Chaos of the Modern World
The book was cited during a conversation about the clash between urgency and peace in entrepreneurship, with Sean Cannell noting its relevance to his own struggle. Later, host John Deloya described experimenting with the title’s advice to drive below the speed limit, initially skeptical but then finding it reduced stress. Both mentions highlighted it as a practical guide for slowing down and improving well‑being.
The book by John Mark Comer was mentioned as part of a discussion on the tension between urgency and peace in entrepreneurship, highlighting Sean Cannell's personal struggle with these conflicting ideals.
And then you're reading John Mark Comer, Ruthless Elimination of Hurry.
The podcast host mentioned starting a practice inspired by this book, focusing on driving the speed limit to reduce stress and improve his daily life. He initially rolled his eyes at the concept but found it impactful.
I was trying to what's the name of the book it's called the relentless elimination of hurry and it's a book by John Mark Comer and I think it's from an old Dallas will it quote.
The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry but.
And it's been really hard because I drive like an idiot I drive too fast as do.
one of the things that Comer just is just drive the speed limit maybe one mile an hour under it.
I want you just to take a week two weeks just drive the speed limit wherever it is you go.
Healing the Long-Term Effects of Childhood Adversity
The host enthusiastically recommended the title, highlighting the author's expertise as a practitioner‑researcher and urging listeners to read it. He noted that the book explains how childhood adversity impacts health and offers ways to heal those long‑term effects, referencing the ACE questionnaire discussed by a caller. The overall tone was strongly positive, presenting it as essential reading for anyone dealing with trauma.
The book was highly recommended by the podcast host. It discusses healing the long-term effects of childhood trauma and adversity.
She has an extraordinary practitioner researcher. What incredible heart she wrote an awesome book called The Deepest Well I recommend everybody read that book.
The book, written by Nadine Burke Harris M.D., was recommended to listeners as it explores the long-term effects of childhood trauma and adversity. It was discussed in the context of a caller's fianc who had a high ACE score.
She has an extraordinary practitioner researcher.
What incredible heart she wrote an awesome book called The Deepest Well I recommend everybody read that book.
I think it was developed by Nadine Burke Harris.
It's a ten question scale. And it's simple. Like, were you in a house of divorce? Did anybody in your home go to jail? Were you ever abused, et cetera?
The Guilt-Free Guide to Life Balance
It tackles work-life balance, arguing that true balance isn't about equal time allocation but about making the right choices at the right time to achieve a sense of peace and fulfillment. The book delves into the deeper issues behind feelings of failure and guilt, offering strategies to overcome them.
Today's show, I talked to number one bestselling author and good friend Christy Wright.
— Episode: Christy Wright on Taking Back Your Time
It tackles work-life balance, arguing that true balance isn't about equal time allocation but about making the right choices at the right time to achieve a sense of peace and fulfillment. The book delves into the deeper issues behind feelings of failure and guilt, offering strategies to overcome them.
Today's show, I talked to number one bestselling author and good friend Christy Wright.
We talk about a new book on work-life balance and how it's not even a thing.
she talks about who unicorns and magical dust and work-life balance. All three things that are not real but that I don't know. The universe says we should have, right?
So the guilt free guy to life balance is Take Back Your Time, the guilt free guy to life balance.
Your season is where you are, not who you are.
It addresses work-life balance, arguing that true balance is not about equal time allocation but about making the right choices at the right time to foster a sense of peace and confidence. The book delves into the underlying reasons why people feel like they are failing, offering strategies to manage time and overcome feelings of guilt.
Today's show, I talked to number one bestselling author and good friend Christy Wright.
We talk about a new book on work-life balance and how it's not even a thing.
The guilt free guide to life balance is Take Back Your Time.
Life balance isn't doing everything for an equal amount of time. It's about doing the right things at the right time and when you do that, you will actually feel that sense of balance you've been looking for.
Your season is where you are, not who you are.
The Ultimate Guide to More Money and Less Stress
George Kamel's new book, "Breaking Free from Broke", aims to help readers break free from the financial system, which he believes is designed to keep them broke, and achieve their financial goals. The book talks about the truth behind credit scores, credit cards, loans, investing traps, and marketing strategies that keep people broke.
Well it was a tough task to write a money book when you have the Total Money Makeover the best selling personal finance book of all time and you're like I'm going to write something different and bett...
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George Kamel's new book, "Breaking Free from Broke", aims to help readers break free from the financial system, which he believes is designed to keep them broke, and achieve their financial goals. The book talks about the truth behind credit scores, credit cards, loans, investing traps, and marketing strategies that keep people broke.
Well it was a tough task to write a money book when you have the Total Money Makeover the best selling personal finance book of all time and you're like I'm going to write something different and better I have big shoes to fill because the feet are still in those shoes it's still sold in the same book store So my goal was not to rewrite the Total Money Makeover the goal was to write a book that feels like I'm speaking to everyone in current times of like this is what the current state of personal finance is saying they can't get ahead and here's what I know to be true and so it was a lot of you know I start with my story of how I started broke I didn't come from money my parents were immigrants I was $40,000 in debt and over a decade of just hard work and following a proven plan my wife and I are now net worth millionaires and it's not to brag it's to say if an average George can do it you can too but here's what it takes so my goal was to cut through all of that and tell people the truth about the financial system designed to keep them broke so the truth about credit scores and credit cards and student loans and auto loans and mortgage traps and investing traps and marketing and consumerism so that they can break free from this matrix that they find themselves in and some for a lot of people become self-aware for the first time that they're even in this matrix that's like this is a simulation bro and I walk it very carefully because I know what I'm saying sounds insane to someone who's been in it their whole life like I was but to deprogram that to break free from that and achieve all of your financial goals and become the person you want to be and to give the way you want to give that's what the book's all about it's not really about the money we have to talk about money so we can stop talking about money
So I'm going to put in air quotes because I've actually been bullied in my previous life when I was a kid what John does is a defense mechanism that I see through instantly you see me as a threat my masculinity is a threat to your masculinity well you have a perfectly groomed beard and I just can't grow facial hair so instantly I'm into it I'm waiting for you to just come out with this you have biohacked your eyes I don't have those you have perfect vision I have blurry vision it's fine the truth is I think I'm your friend I'm your friend I think you're my friend we text each other outside of work you send me articles that you find interesting I pushed your Tesla down the highway when it ran out of battery that's a true friend that's what friends do so on the show we're not good at showing it truthfully I like it we're not good at showing each other affection live on air we're not good at showing each other affection live on air but they don't get to see us at the blink 182 show singing our hearts out rocking out together so I think that squelches it oh we're going to edit that part out we're not going to let this part go live hey Breaking Free From Broke George Campbell's new book thanks for writing this thanks for the support man you get mentioned at least three times and I apologize I do call you a mediocre guitar player in the book I think mediocre is but it's compared to Slash and I think you are very helpful and there's so much that aligns when it comes to what you're doing and what I'm doing in the money space we both want people to solve for freedom and I know this book is going to help you do that with finances so thanks for helping me spread the word you're awesome bro thanks for coming you're a great friend and I agree to disagree
The Book of Mormon was discussed; the speaker expressed their love for it and belief in its divine inspiration, finding its doctrines meaningful even when considering its historical context.
I love the Book of Mormon, I think it's inspired and I think God can inspire men in lots of different areas, but this particular church just speaks to me and it is my home.
— Episode: Can a Marriage Survive a Loss of Faith?
The Book of Mormon was discussed; the speaker expressed their love for it and belief in its divine inspiration, finding its doctrines meaningful even when considering its historical context.
I love the Book of Mormon, I think it's inspired and I think God can inspire men in lots of different areas, but this particular church just speaks to me and it is my home.
How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental Illness
A Guide to Spiritual Enlightenment
The book, "The Power of Now," by Eckhart Tolle, was mentioned as a good read, although the speaker did not fully agree with all of its aspects.
The power now is really good by Eckert's Holy. I don't agree with all his, you know, hokey stuff. But the power now is a great book.
— Episode: The Minimalists on Loving People & Using...
The book, "The Power of Now," by Eckhart Tolle, was mentioned as a good read, although the speaker did not fully agree with all of its aspects.
The power now is really good by Eckert's Holy. I don't agree with all his, you know, hokey stuff. But the power now is a great book.
The podcast host mentioned that they weep for a week after reading this book, indicating a strong emotional response to its content.
every time I read Where the Red Fern Grows and then I weep for a week.
— Episode: Just Discovered My Daughter’s Best Frien...
The podcast host mentioned that they weep for a week after reading this book, indicating a strong emotional response to its content.
every time I read Where the Red Fern Grows and then I weep for a week.
The Secret Language of the Universe
The Secret was mentioned as a bad book that says everyone has the answers. This was said as a negative criticism of self-help books that claim to have the answers.
There was even a book, horrible book. It's called The Secret.
— Episode: Something to Stand For (With Mike Rowe)
The Secret was mentioned as a bad book that says everyone has the answers. This was said as a negative criticism of self-help books that claim to have the answers.
There was even a book, horrible book. It's called The Secret.
The Power of Passion and Perseverance
This nonfiction book discusses the importance of grit, perseverance, and the hours invested in mastering a skill, highlighting how it impacts learning and success across various fields. The speaker felt it offered valuable lessons for parents and others on improving life.
But Grit by Tammy Duckworth. For some reason or another has set me away from it. I think so. I don't think it's Tammy. Is it Tammy? I'm pretty sure. Okay, go ahead though. But that's...
— Episode: Ask Me Anything #3: John Answers Your Qu...
This nonfiction book discusses the importance of grit, perseverance, and the hours invested in mastering a skill, highlighting how it impacts learning and success across various fields. The speaker felt it offered valuable lessons for parents and others on improving life.
But Grit by Tammy Duckworth. For some reason or another has set me away from it. I think so. I don't think it's Tammy. Is it Tammy? I'm pretty sure. Okay, go ahead though. But that's a great book, yeah. It's a fantastic book. Just talking about how it's not always... I mean talent and smarts are one thing but how it's that whole idea of just Grit sticking with something and how that really changes how you learn things, how you stick with, how it changes your life, how people that are the best at what they do, how many hours they have to put in.
They may not be the one with the most natural talent or the most natural ability but the hours you put in changes everything. And how they deal with failure. Yes. And get back up and get back up. And use it as a learning process and the zone that they get in. And she talks about everything from athletes to musicians to business leaders. So it's not just art, artsy people. It's for anyone and it's really, really good. It's also for... I got a lot of that book for dads and moms and brothers like how to just do better at life and you gotta keep showing up and keep showing up.
Angela Duckworth. Angela Duckworth, that's what it was. Yeah, I didn't, yeah there you go. Tammy Angela.
Reese's Book Club (A Novel)
One of the podcast co-hosts mentioned reading this book in anticipation of the upcoming movie adaptation, describing it as a thriller.
I am reading Where the Crawdads Sing in preparation for the movie that's coming out.
— Episode: Ask Me Anything #4: John Answers Your Qu...
One of the podcast co-hosts mentioned reading this book in anticipation of the upcoming movie adaptation, describing it as a thriller.
I am reading Where the Crawdads Sing in preparation for the movie that's coming out.
Oh, it's so good. Yeah. It's so good.
Books 1-7 (Slipcase)
The caller explained that his wife, a reading literacy specialist, allows their daughter to read Harry Potter books before watching the movies, so she can form her own mental imagery from the limited bank of words in the book.
It's the reason why she will let our kids read a Harry Potter book, well, my 14 year old is passed, but my daughter's young, read a certain Harry Potter book without watching it yet.
— Episode: Are We Too Touchy-Feely in Front of the...
The caller explained that his wife, a reading literacy specialist, allows their daughter to read Harry Potter books before watching the movies, so she can form her own mental imagery from the limited bank of words in the book.
It's the reason why she will let our kids read a Harry Potter book, well, my 14 year old is passed, but my daughter's young, read a certain Harry Potter book without watching it yet.
Because the images that she creates in her head is from a very limited bank.
The book, 'Only the Paranoid Survive', was brought up as a source of inspiration and influence on Sean Cannell's entrepreneurial mindset, emphasizing the constant state of paranoia and urgency he experiences.
And then David Goggins or the CEO of Intel who wrote a book, Only the Paranoid Survive.
— Episode: How I Almost Lost My Marriage (With Sean...
The book, 'Only the Paranoid Survive', was brought up as a source of inspiration and influence on Sean Cannell's entrepreneurial mindset, emphasizing the constant state of paranoia and urgency he experiences.
And then David Goggins or the CEO of Intel who wrote a book, Only the Paranoid Survive.
The Narnia series was mentioned as an example of the guest's son's knowledge and intelligence; however, no specific book from the series was mentioned.
He could tell you just about any line in the Narnia series.
— Episode: I Feel Betrayed by My Husband Going To S...
The Narnia series was mentioned as an example of the guest's son's knowledge and intelligence; however, no specific book from the series was mentioned.
He could tell you just about any line in the Narnia series.
Finding Balance in the Age of Indulgence
The host recommended this book by Anna Lemke, director of addiction studies at Stanford, to provide practical tools for managing addictive behaviors and related challenges.
I want you to check out a book. It's called Dopamine Nation by Anna Lemke, L-E-M-B-K-E. She's the director of addiction studies at Stanford Medical School.
— Episode: I Can’t Stop Smoking Weed
The host recommended this book by Anna Lemke, director of addiction studies at Stanford, to provide practical tools for managing addictive behaviors and related challenges.
I want you to check out a book. It's called Dopamine Nation by Anna Lemke, L-E-M-B-K-E. She's the director of addiction studies at Stanford Medical School.
Find the Work You're Wired to Do
The speaker recommended this book and assessment tool to a listener. The book helps people to figure out what they were put on Earth to do.
And if you do those things, I'm going to send you my buddy Ken Coleman's get clear assessment in his brand new book.
— Episode: I Lash Out at Those I Love the Most
The speaker recommended this book and assessment tool to a listener. The book helps people to figure out what they were put on Earth to do.
And if you do those things, I'm going to send you my buddy Ken Coleman's get clear assessment in his brand new book.
When to Say Yes, How to Say No To Take Control of Your Life
The book was referenced as one of the greatest books ever written, offering guidance on setting boundaries in relationships. The podcast host quoted the book to explain the importance of allowing a child to face some problems to learn and grow.
your son is...he's going to have to get some problems
— Episode: Will Becoming a Parent Change Everything...
The book was referenced as one of the greatest books ever written, offering guidance on setting boundaries in relationships. The podcast host quoted the book to explain the importance of allowing a child to face some problems to learn and grow.
your son is...he's going to have to get some problems
he's going to have to get some problems
The Employees, Businesses, and Relationships That All of Us Have to Give Up in Order to Move Forward
The book was mentioned as a recommended read for someone dealing with feelings of being the driving force in their marriage and family; it was suggested that the book might help the listener understand their situation better.
I want you to get a book by Dr. Henry Cloud called Necessary Endings.
— Episode: I Feel Like a Nagging Wife to my Passive...
The book was mentioned as a recommended read for someone dealing with feelings of being the driving force in their marriage and family; it was suggested that the book might help the listener understand their situation better.
I want you to get a book by Dr. Henry Cloud called Necessary Endings.
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