This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von

I've read Sex at Dawn.

I recommend this book to anybody.

This book Sex at Dawn when I first started reading it, I listen I will listen to it a lot, but I didn't want to hear it at first I shut it off after the beginning because some of it to me felt kind of anti-christian a little bit right and I'm not judging you or anything, but that was the experience that I had but then I thought to myself, well, do you're not gonna you know you how you can't be an open person if you don't listen to stuff and if you don't and then I listened to it and I loved it and I didn't think like it was anti-christian I thought it was it made me just realize that there's a lot of things in our path in our past and in our lives and in our society and in our evolution that have formed some of the ways that we live now there aren't even choices that I've made but they're just kind of templates that I've kind of fallen into or or that the river of my existences has passed through these certain banks that have always been there and it made me just start to think about things more And I don't feel any different at the end, but I do feel like I have just more questions and I'm more able to listen to new things and if this was a fascinating read for me, man It was really really cool dude it it opened me up in more ways than I thought.

There's a lot of stuff about masturbation in there.

It's sort of an expansion of some of the things that we talked about in in Sex at Dawn.

I'm reading this...I'm listening to this book still called 'Sex at Dawn' and when I first heard it, man, they were talking like a lot of anti-Christian stuff and things like this and some of it I didn't want to listen to because it hurts some of the fabric that's in me.

and they're saying that you know we're not supposed to be monogamous and where it's not in our nature but in my heart or somewhere inside of me there's this little picture of this family I always wish I had.

I'm afraid to think oh what if I'm not gonna end up in a monogamous relationship or what if I'll never get married because it's not what's true to could be true to my core what I don't want to think those things.

it just opened up so much more I'd just like to know your thoughts about monogamy

it's definitely something that I struggle with I do struggle with heavily with...with desires mostly of you know of like you know I don't struggle with desire to love someone else you know if I'm in love I don't struggle with the desire to love someone else I just struggle with you know sexual desires.

I remember if you look at even like the story in the Bible and even if you don't believe in the Bible which is fine if you don't but if you just look at it as a as a fable as a you know as a example you know, they had Cain and Abel that Adam and Eve Cain and Abel for people on earth and One of the brothers killed the other one, you know Cain killed Abel I believe so at one point yet four people and And one of them killed What another person that's four people? So at one point you only have four people what I'm a murderer, you know, like That's risky bro. That's risky.

She was just sitting in my tent reading the Quran, which is like the Holy book, like reading the Bible.

There's a book called like Team of Rivals. He just got everybody disagreed with.

There's a book called like Team of Rivals. He just got everybody disagreed with.

He's written five New York Times Best-Selling books including "The Tipping Point", "Blink", "Outliers", and more.

He's written five New York Times Best-Selling books including "The Tipping Point", "Blink", "Outliers", and more.

I read grapes of wrath and and At the certain point things get so bad. They're breastfeeding each other, but I can't imagine and even in Livingston Parish, Louisiana They Put it in pastries it says here and energy drinks damn

Yeah. Um, I mean, there are a couple of scenes in, uh, Grapes of Wrath that kind of like. Really?

Well, there is a very, like, there's a scene where the mom at the end or a woman who's breastfeeding at the end has to breastfeed a person because, like an adult.

Some of you know I've written these books 12 Rules for Life and then Beyond order 12 more rules because you know you can't have enough rules.

are you Lenny from Of Mice and Men?

I remember Of Mice and Men.

You get into his universe and know him and you get inspired and then you start following guys like David Goggins and reading their books

You get into his universe and know him and you get inspired and then you start following guys like David Goggins and reading their books

Charlotte's Web they couldn't even write it any they couldn't even write the book again because the the the animals a lot of them are boycotting their animals are boycotted where the fuck are you talking about animals can't read it's a lot guys

That's a good experience at least that pig knew some like like warmth.

She wrote a bestselling book called The Source, which is all about things you can do to be your best self.

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And I'm going to keep it on my list of stuff to read at some point.

Your book, The Source.

So I'm going to keep it on my list of stuff to read at some point.

She wrote a bestselling book called The Source, which is all about things you can do to be your best self.

Check out her book, "The Source": https://bit.ly/3zpkMnp

And then in 2019, my book, The Source came out where I shared that more professionally.

Some of you know I've written these books 12 rules for life and then Beyond Order 12 more rules because you know you can't have enough rules.

I used to read that book Cider House Rules all the time and those kids out there you know they you know they trying to you know if you go into a foster place or a adoption center you know all the kids they put on like a nice shirt or if they don't have a nice shirt some kids will put on like a vest or a cape

I think that's John Irving country. He wrote a lot of those books, Cider House Rules.

One of the coolest books I ever read was about a guy named Roy Cohen.

And Roy Cohen was Donald Trump's mentor and Roy Cohen, who it was the guy who was defending the people saying you're communist, you're a communist.

And his, his approach was denied, denied, denied, denied. And it's your fault. It's your fault. It's your fault. And they're out to get me.

Everything Donald is doing is Roy Cohn part two.

One of the coolest books I ever read was about a guy named Roy Cohen.

And Roy Cohen was Donald Trump's mentor and Roy Cohen, who it was the guy who was defending the people saying you're communist, you're a communist.

And his approach was denied, denied, denied, denied. And it's your fault. It's your fault. It's your fault. And they're out to get me.

Everything Donald is doing is Roy Cohn part two.

That's a great show. ... I'm a collector, not a seller.

Today's guest is one of the greats... This is his new book, Ingram, and I've read it. And it's great. It's like this Huck Finn, like an emotional kind of Huck Finn. You'll love it.

I brought you a hard cover of Ingram. Let's go! Yeah, it's an inscription, but just don't read it out loud.

You sent me, and I still have it inside. I have, you sent me like, it was in this green kind of folder... It's a book about a boy who's kind of neglected and then he has to take on the world himself.

When Ingram kind of like came into my head, I just had this ritual of sitting down every day and asking him like, what happened to you? And it was just a story that just kept coming.

It was great. And I know it comes for it's, you can preorder it now. It's coming out in November, mid November. It's a good book, and I think it's magnificent.

Between stimulus and response, there is a space. And in that space is our power to choose our response. In our response lies our growth and our freedom.

His name is James Nestor. He has a NewYorkTimes bestseller, a book called Breath.

Then I had a Hardy Boys book for my snare and the two drumsticks.

I read a book a while back that helped change my life I'm not sure if it'll work for her. It's called The Power of Now