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Lose Weight, Supercharge Your Energy, and Transform Your Health from Morning to Midnight
It was recommended as a good book about how our cells respond to the circadian day.
But nonetheless, I mean he talks about how it's really important for us a Matthew Walker to for his book Why we sleep? but about you know that we need to have blue light during the day that we should...
— Episode: Dr. David Perlmutter | This Past Weekend...
It was recommended as a good book about how our cells respond to the circadian day.
But nonetheless, I mean he talks about how it's really important for us a Matthew Walker to for his book Why we sleep? but about you know that we need to have blue light during the day that we should get out and Experience blue light really have an exposure to to bright sunlight because that really will tamp down Melatonin and then in the evening time we want to back down off blue light significantly
There's a great book called their circadian code by dr. Sachin Panda Great be a great guest for you
Balancing The Challenges of Extreme Ownership to Lead and Win - Hardcover by Jocko Willink
Jocko Willink's new book was mentioned, and it is available for pre-order.
He has a new book available for pre-order right now called The Dichotomy of Leadership.
— Episode: Jocko Willink | This Past Weekend #120
Jocko Willink's new book was mentioned, and it is available for pre-order.
He has a new book available for pre-order right now called The Dichotomy of Leadership.
He's the host of Jocko podcast. You can find him on social media at Jocko Willink. It is the retired Navy SEAL, a man that turns wanderers into warriors, Mr. Jocko Willink.
7 Simple Steps to Financial Freedom (Tony Robbins Financial Freedom Series)
Tony Robbins wrote this book 23 years ago by interviewing 50 of the smartest financial people in the world and explaining how to go from nothing to where you want to be.
My first one was MONEY Master the Game. It's most, most read, most successful financial book of the last 23 years. I'm really proud of it.
— Episode: E477 Tony Robbins
Tony Robbins wrote this book 23 years ago by interviewing 50 of the smartest financial people in the world and explaining how to go from nothing to where you want to be.
My first one was MONEY Master the Game. It's most, most read, most successful financial book of the last 23 years. I'm really proud of it.
And it shows you how to go from nothing to where you want to be.
The Landmark Bestseller Now Revised and Updated for the 21st Century (Think and Grow Rich Series)
The book was mentioned as one Napoleon Hill wrote, and it was said to focus on positive mental attitude.
I like Napoleon Hill. Um, you know, he wrote "Think and Grow Rich," but he has the, also the laws, I forget the, I forget the rules of success. That's what he talks about. Positive me...
— Episode: Urijah Faber | This Past Weekend #146
The book was mentioned as one Napoleon Hill wrote, and it was said to focus on positive mental attitude.
I like Napoleon Hill. Um, you know, he wrote "Think and Grow Rich," but he has the, also the laws, I forget the, I forget the rules of success. That's what he talks about. Positive mental attitude.
What the Seasons of History Tell Us about How and When This Crisis Will End
This book by Strauss and Howe explains generational theory and how life is cyclical, and includes historical examples from the past.
So if you read Strauss Howe about generational theory, there's a book called the fourth turning. I interview these guys.
— Episode: E477 Tony Robbins
This book by Strauss and Howe explains generational theory and how life is cyclical, and includes historical examples from the past.
So if you read Strauss Howe about generational theory, there's a book called the fourth turning. I interview these guys.
It's a book worth reading because what you'll be reading about how life is and it's like right now, and then they reveal it from 80 years ago from the New York Times.
It was mentioned as a gift given to Theo during his tour, although no details were shared about the context or recipient's intentions.
I got somebody brought me this Into the Wild book
— Episode: E382 Teenage Easter
It was mentioned as a gift given to Theo during his tour, although no details were shared about the context or recipient's intentions.
I got somebody brought me this Into the Wild book
Confessions of the Killer
Jim Jefferies mentioned that the infamous O.J. Simpson had authored a book titled "If I Did It".
He had a book, If I Did It.
— Episode: #604 - Jim Jefferies
Jim Jefferies mentioned that the infamous O.J. Simpson had authored a book titled "If I Did It".
He had a book, If I Did It.
It was mentioned briefly, in the context of a hat that can spell check, as an example of a book title.
Michael Crichton, Shel Silverston.
— Episode: China in a Nutshell | This Past Weekend...
It was mentioned briefly, in the context of a hat that can spell check, as an example of a book title.
Michael Crichton, Shel Silverston.
He was a brilliant writer, and all of his work is a classic of sorts. While "True Grit" is well-known, his other books are equally good, if not better.
Do you know who Charles Portis is? He wrote "True Grit".
— Episode: E513 Louis Theroux
He was a brilliant writer, and all of his work is a classic of sorts. While "True Grit" is well-known, his other books are equally good, if not better.
Do you know who Charles Portis is? He wrote "True Grit".
He was from, I believe Little Rock, Arkansas. He's a Southerner, and he's dead now. Brilliant writer. Everything he wrote is a kind of classic of a kind, so he was a... he wasn't... he was just someone who my dad was like you should read Charles Portis. Like "True Grit"'s well known, but his other books are equally good, if not better.
So I read three of his books, but my point is just, and I totally recommend them. One is called "Norwood", another one is called "The Dog of the South".
Anxiety Playing Tricks on Me
Donnell mentioned this book, discussing how it addressed the stigma of black people dealing with mental health issues and how they often use alternative coping mechanisms instead of therapy.
I'm saying and he's as a person he said from person is paying a therapist $100 hour to talk to about problems
— Episode: Donnell Rawlings | This Past Weekend #15...
Donnell mentioned this book, discussing how it addressed the stigma of black people dealing with mental health issues and how they often use alternative coping mechanisms instead of therapy.
I'm saying and he's as a person he said from person is paying a therapist $100 hour to talk to about problems
Yeah, I was black person from the hood can't afford a therapist right good for is a bag of weed
The book was mentioned during a discussion about goth women and the allure they held, particularly a reference to the siren from this epic poem.
You know what I'm talking about?
— Episode: E474 Kat Von D
The book was mentioned during a discussion about goth women and the allure they held, particularly a reference to the siren from this epic poem.
You know what I'm talking about?
It seemed that's what it seemed like.
Field Manual Mk1-MOD1
It was mentioned as a book that emphasizes discipline, and Theo Von noted that it was something Nick often mentioned, although he personally did not practice it.
Jocko Willink has a book. Yeah, he's got a lot of discipline to Discipline Equals Freedom Discipline Equals Freedom.
— Episode: E288 Tim Dillon 2
It was mentioned as a book that emphasizes discipline, and Theo Von noted that it was something Nick often mentioned, although he personally did not practice it.
Jocko Willink has a book. Yeah, he's got a lot of discipline to Discipline Equals Freedom Discipline Equals Freedom.
The Great Reset
Theo mentioned that his wife had read the book, describing it as a nonconspiracy work by Schwab that discusses COVID19 and the concept of a societal "great reset" while noting it was about how entertainment jobs remain essential.
My wife read this book by Klaus Schwab like it was called the Great Reset and it was about COVID19 and the Great Reset; she said it wasn't a conspiracy book, it was a book he wrote.
— Episode: #601 - Dusty Slay
Theo mentioned that his wife had read the book, describing it as a nonconspiracy work by Schwab that discusses COVID19 and the concept of a societal "great reset" while noting it was about how entertainment jobs remain essential.
My wife read this book by Klaus Schwab like it was called the Great Reset and it was about COVID19 and the Great Reset; she said it wasn't a conspiracy book, it was a book he wrote.
He had talked about in there that entertainment jobs are safe because we're always going to need entertainment.
Theo mentioned this book briefly in the context of a deaf signaling speed competition, but did not give any further details or opinions.
Four people are trying to rattle off half of Flowers for Algernon or something, they're just reading it as fast as they can with their hands.
— Episode: E296 Taut Baby
Theo mentioned this book briefly in the context of a deaf signaling speed competition, but did not give any further details or opinions.
Four people are trying to rattle off half of Flowers for Algernon or something, they're just reading it as fast as they can with their hands.
He said it was one of his favorite books and that the movie adaptation followed the novel word for word.
One of my favorite books, the book and the movie it's identical. It's like word for word.
— Episode: #636 - Jason Momoa
He said it was one of his favorite books and that the movie adaptation followed the novel word for word.
One of my favorite books, the book and the movie it's identical. It's like word for word.
An American Tragedy and the Battle for Truth
The book was mentioned in the context of discussing the Sandy Hook shooting and Alex Jones's role in spreading misinformation about the event.
And I'm reading this book called Sandy Hook by Elizabeth Williamson.
— Episode: E414 Andrew Callaghan
The book was mentioned in the context of discussing the Sandy Hook shooting and Alex Jones's role in spreading misinformation about the event.
And I'm reading this book called Sandy Hook by Elizabeth Williamson.
A Town, A Team, And A Dream
It was mentioned as a book that Ethan Klein read, referencing the TV show and a character who played quarterback.
Friday Night Lights Oh, I thought it was called market a Market a dude, that's what they always say. What is this guy? You know, I'm talking about Philip Allen or something I got quar...
— Episode: H3's Ethan Klein | This Past Weekend #24...
It was mentioned as a book that Ethan Klein read, referencing the TV show and a character who played quarterback.
Friday Night Lights Oh, I thought it was called market a Market a dude, that's what they always say. What is this guy? You know, I'm talking about Philip Allen or something I got quarterback. I read the book one
The comedian talked about his new stand-up special 'Toilet head' that was coming out.
It's like if anybody's taking an edible, especially if you're in altitude like 9,000 feet Even if you're stone sober, it's like aggressive
— Episode: E515 Nick Swardson
The comedian talked about his new stand-up special 'Toilet head' that was coming out.
It's like if anybody's taking an edible, especially if you're in altitude like 9,000 feet Even if you're stone sober, it's like aggressive
It's a solid endorsement, but I was like, oh god And it's like if anybody's taking an edible, especially if you're in altitude like 9,000 feet Even if you're stone sober, it's like aggressive
This fall Nick Swanson net toilet head Floss and we had a floss sound right there So, yeah, I took an edible 9,000 feet, uh-uh, yeah, and it was like The shows were great after that, but it was like Yeah
Toilet head this fall Nick Swartz and net really? Yep
Oh nice a whole new hour and then a new hour coming out on YouTube July 18th Do you really yeah, go dude, not my first rodeo dog, bro.
I'm gonna play Adams caddy Yeah, super excited. Have you already read the script or now? There's no script yet, but we start shooting in the fall Congratulations excited about that And then David Spade
You can get out there now and catch him Any more edibles on stage Nick you're done. We don't know yet. Yeah, see how this plays out Well, I wish it was a night When I could touch your body
His tour toilet head you can get out there now and catch him Any more edibles on stage Nick you're done. We don't know yet. Yeah, see how this plays out Well, I wish it was a night When I could touch your body
July 18th YouTube. Yeah joke from face then toilet head this fall
Yeah game fucking on and sketch. We love you, dude. Hang in there Yeah, I just can't believe that this whole time he's been a Texans fan, you know Houston it's just a problem.
The comedian talked about his role in the 'Happy Gilmore' sequel that Adam Sandler was making.
Yep, Wow Aaron and you're gonna play I'm gonna play Adams caddy Yeah, super excited. Have you already read the script or now?
— Episode: E515 Nick Swardson
The comedian talked about his role in the 'Happy Gilmore' sequel that Adam Sandler was making.
Yep, Wow Aaron and you're gonna play I'm gonna play Adams caddy Yeah, super excited. Have you already read the script or now?
He called me up. Mm-hmm, and he goes No, he goes hey I'm doing happy Gilmore to I'm like, oh that's fucking awesome because he had turned it down for like decades
He was like never wanted to do like a reboot of it or a sequel And he was like, yeah, he's like I don't know script yet, but I wanted to play the caddy and I'm like, yeah, yeah amazing so super stoked
Yep, and how did that come to pass did Adam ask you about it? How does that work?
Comedian X for nuts and announces you will play as Adam Sandler's Kennedy and happy Gilmore to
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