Aiming High
Darren Prince
Mentioned 3 months ago
From Celebrity Agent to Recovery: Darren Prince’s Untold Story with Sean Callagy
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Unblinded with Sean Callagy
What if you could see what others don’t—and unlock the hidden patterns that quietly drive every outcome in business, relationships, and life? Hosted by entrepreneur, attorney, philanthropist, and world-class communicator Sean Callagy, Unblinded is where peak performance meets integrity and possibil...
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The Making of a Miracle
Mike Eruzione
Mentioned 4 months ago
Mike Eruzione: USA Wins Gold, the Miracle on Ice, and the Mindset of a Champion
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[(Boy Who Loved Batman)] [Author
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Mentioned 5 months ago
Michael Uslan: The True Story of Batman With Sean Callagy
Jack The Ripper
Jackson R. Noble
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Michael Uslan: The True Story of Batman With Sean Callagy
The Iliad
Homer
Mentioned 6 months ago
Former Google Chief Decision Scientist Cassie Kozyrkov on AI, Decisions, and Human Responsibility
The Odyssey
Homer
Mentioned 6 months ago
Former Google Chief Decision Scientist Cassie Kozyrkov on AI, Decisions, and Human Responsibility
Waxing On
Ralph Macchio
Mentioned 7 months ago
Ralph Macchio: Legacy, Identity & The Karate Kid Journey
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The Iliad
The book was brought up by former Google Chief Decision Scientist Cassie Kozyrkov when she talked about wanting a single source for classic works such as this title and other ancient texts. She noted that she couldn't locate a comprehensive collection of these writings, highlighting a desire for easier access rather than endorsing the work itself. The overall tone was a casual mention without a recommendation.
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Episode: Former Google Chief Decision Scientist Cassie Kozy...
Cassie mentioned the Iliad while reflecting on classic literature she wished she could find in a single source.
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The Iliad, the Odyssey, Homer, right? All of it, I couldn't find it. Plato, Socrates, Aristotle. I found tips, think and grow rich, the personal development landscape, all of it. I couldn't find it.
The Odyssey
In the episode, Cassie Kozyrkov referenced the book alongside other classic works while noting the difficulty of finding a single comprehensive source for such material. She highlighted that despite its importance, it was not readily available in a consolidated form. The mention was neutral, serving as an example rather than a recommendation.
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Episode: Former Google Chief Decision Scientist Cassie Kozy...
Cassie listed The Odyssey alongside other classic works when discussing the lack of a single comprehensive source for such material.
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the Iliad, The Odyssey, Homer, right? All of it, I couldn't find it. Plato, Socrates, Aristotle. I found tips, think and grow rich, the personal development landscape, all of it. I couldn't find it.
Waxing On
The Karate Kid and Me
During the episode, the guest talked about his own book, explaining that he titled it "Waxing On" as a way to work through his conflicted feelings toward the iconic film title, noting that he feared the title might define him if he landed the role. He shared his personal reaction rather than promoting the book, offering a glimpse into his mindset.
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Episode: Ralph Macchio: Legacy, Identity & The Karate Kid J...
Ralph Macchio mentioned writing a book where he discussed his initial reaction to the title "The Karate Kid".
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maybe inside my head, I wrote this in a, a, a book that I wrote, uh, my moral called Waxing On, um, because you have to call it Waxing On, um, where I said to myself subconsciously, maybe I hate this title so much. Cause if I ever get the part, I'd have to carry it for the rest of my life.
[(Boy Who Loved Batman)] [Author
Michael E. Uslan] published on (October, 2011)
During the episode, Michael Uslan announced that he had authored a memoir titled The Boy Who Loved Batman and noted that it was available in print through Barnes & Noble and Amazon as well as in an Audible audiobook version. He highlighted the different formats for listeners who might prefer not to read.
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Episode: Michael Uslan: The True Story of Batman With Sean...
He announced that he had written his memoir titled "The Boy Who Loved Batman", which was available in print via Barnes & Noble and Amazon and also released as an Audible audiobook.
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It's called The Boy Who Loved Batman. Available through barnesandknowable.com and Amazon. I also recorded the Audible book version of it if you don't want to read.
Jack The Ripper
He highlighted that a graphic novel he loved was "Batman and Jack the Ripper", describing it as a deep graphic novel where Batman encounters the historical figure Jack the Ripper.
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And to give you just a bit of illustration, a graphic novel that I loved incredibly was Batman and Jack The Ripper. So this is a deep graphic novel, and you just open it up, and Batma...
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Episode: Michael Uslan: The True Story of Batman With Sean...
He highlighted that a graphic novel he loved was "Batman and Jack the Ripper", describing it as a deep graphic novel where Batman encounters the historical figure Jack the Ripper.
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And to give you just a bit of illustration, a graphic novel that I loved incredibly was Batman and Jack The Ripper. So this is a deep graphic novel, and you just open it up, and Batman is in the time of Jack The Ripper.
The Making of a Miracle
The Untold Story of the Captain of the 1980 Gold Medal–Winning U.S. Olympic Hockey Team
In the episode, Mike Eruzione talked about his memoir, noting that it had become a bestseller and was written to give his grandchildren a fuller picture of his life beyond a single game. He explained that the title was intended to preserve his family story for future generations, offering a personal glimpse rather than a formal recommendation.
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Episode: Mike Eruzione: USA Wins Gold, the Miracle on Ice,...
Mike Arruzzioni said he wrote a memoir titled The Making of a Miracle, which became a bestseller and was intended to share his life story with his grandchildren.
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I wrote a book a few years ago. It's called The Making of a Miracle. ... I wrote the book and it actually became a bestseller.
I wrote the book for one reason. I want my grandkids to know that Papa's life wasn't one game or one goal or one moment. And want my grandkids to know about their grandfather, their great grandfather and their family.
Aiming High
How a Prominent Sports and Celebrity Agent Hit Bottom at the Top
Sean Callagy highlighted the memoir as a heart‑warming, soul‑touching account of a celebrity agent’s descent into addiction and subsequent recovery, noting that it offered valuable guidance for anyone seeking a path out of substance abuse. He mentioned having read the book multiple times and even supported it with a donation, indicating strong endorsement of its message.
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Episode: From Celebrity Agent to Recovery: Darren Prince’s...
The book was presented as a heartwarming, soultouching memoir that recounts Darren Prince's journey from celebrity agent to recovery and offers guidance for anyone seeking a path out of addiction.
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This is in Darren's book, Aiming High. You want to read a heartwarming, soul touching, entertaining as heck story of a journey into the power of celebrity. Aiming High is there for you.
and I've read the book multiple times now, but Aiming High 2008, you finally have had enough.
a $50,000 donation from my Calogie Christian Foundation to Aiming High.
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