Let's Conquer Books: Recent Episodes
Alexander the Great Reader
Let's read, study lessons, and build our inner power because the next level does not tolerate cowards.
In this episode, I talk about the 4 simple ways you can become better at delaying gratification, which are: 1. Starting incredibly small 2. Improving one thing, by one percent 3. Using the "Seinfeld Strategy" 4. Finding a way to get started in less than 2 minutes
Books referenced: - Thirst by Scott Harrison - Compound Effect by Darren Hardy - The War of Art by Steven Pressfield - The 5 Second Rule by Mel Robbins
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In this episode, I talk about the 4 strategies to turn your obstacles into opportunities, which are: 1. Altering your perspective 2. Flipping your obstacle on its head 3. Following your process 4. Take the offensive
Books referenced: - Man's Search for Meaning by Victor Frankl - David and Goliath by Malcolm Gladwell - The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho - Antifragile by Nassim Taleb
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In this episode, I talk about the 4 keys to building your confidence, which are: 1. Experiencing Success 2. Developing Positive Self-Appraisals 3. Recognizing Positive Role Models 4. Combating Confidence-Killing Emotions
Books referenced: - Shoe Dog by Phil Knight - Think and Grow Rich by Napolean Hill - The Monk Who Sold His Ferrari by Robin Sharma - Emotion Intelligence by Daniel Goleman
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In this episode, I talk about how to become better at anything, by: 1. Becoming Relentless 2. Not focusing on your limits 3. Not Being afraid to take the shot
Books referenced: - Relentless by Tim Grover - Life Without Limits by Nick Vujicic - Elon Musk by Ashlee Vance
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In this episode, I talk about overcoming fear in 5 steps, which are: 1. Determining if your goal is a must 2. Recognizing your excuses 3. Adopting a growth mindset 4. Finding valuable insight in pain 5. Knowing that failure is unavoidable
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In the episode, I talk about the book "Bad Blood" by John Carreyrou, which I am excited to see in theaters when they turn into a movie because of the: 1. Characters 2. Storyline 3. Drama 4. Plot Twists
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n the episode, I talk about 5 out of the 10 unconventional laws to redefine your life and succeed on your own terms, which are: 1. Reprogram your beliefs and practices that interfere with your goals 2. Consciously choose empowered and uplifting models of reality 3. Reform the basic routines in your life to achieve an overall feeling of self-mastery 4. Have life objectives that are entirely within your control 5. Listen to your intuition and follow your life's calling
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In the episode, I talk about the three tips Isaac Asimov says you need to do to become educated, which are: 1. Expand the boundaries of your imagination 2. Learn at the edge of your knowledge 3. Respect the importance of self-educating
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In the episode, I talk about the three people and books that shaped the life of Elon Musk, which are: 1. Isaac Asimov's "Foundations" 2. Douglas Adams' "The Hitchhicker's Guide to the Galaxy" 3. Walter Isaacson's "Benjamin Franklin"
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In the episode, I talk about the best book I read in 2018 "The Third Door" by Alex Banayan, which has lessons of: 1. Taking massive risk 2. You will experience failure 3. You will experience disappointment 4. You will make difficult life changing decisions 5. You must be fearless 6. You must persevere and persist
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In the episode, I talk about a concept in the book "Contagious" by Jonah Berger called STEPPS, which is an acronym for: 1. Social Currency 2. Triggers 3. Emotion 4. Public 5. Practical 6. Stories
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In the episode, I talk about the article by Zata Rana titled "There are two ways to read- one is useless," which talks about: 1. Reading to understand 2. When filtering by right or wrong, you limit what you understand 3. Absorbing and filtering with an open mind 4. It's okay not to agree, your mind will automatically filter for what is relevant and what is not 5. Reading teaches you how to see 6. Filter for relevancy and understanding
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In the episode, I talk about my 12 Rules for reading, which are: 1. Have a daily routine 2. Create a reading habit 3. Have a growth mindset 4. Have grit 5. Surround Yourself with More Books Than You'll Ever Have Time to Read 6. 10x your reading challenge 7. Read books from front to back 8. Just look for one takeaway 9. Read at Least 60 books a year 10. Read old books 11. Read books with long future expectancy 12. Audiobooks is reading too
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In the episode, I talk about the three books that prove how your life is not that bad as you think it is, even though you might have had: 1. Bad parents 2. A bad childhood 3. Unfair circumstances happen to you
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In the episode, I talk about the importance of context or what others call as fluff, which provides: 1. The author's not the reader's context 2. Social Context 3. Historical context 4. Cultural Context 5. Ideological context when reading a book
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In the episode, I talk about how listening to podcasts is the best way to find great books because: 1. Lots of podcasts feature interviews with authors 2. You get to know a little about the author before reading a book 3. You discover amazing people you never knew were authors 4. Books read after listening to author interviewed on a podcast never fail to be great 5. Bonus: Authors usually recommend lots of books they like on podcasts
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In the episode, I talk about how reading books turn you into a great listener by: 1. Improving you attention 2. Helps you interrupt less 3. Helps you not to judge or evaluate the speaker 4. Helps you not impose your solutions on the speaker 5. Helps you ask more good questions to the speaker 6. Helps you reflect on what the speaker said
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In the episode, I talk about the four steps to create good or remove bad reading habits, which are: 1. Identify the ROUTINE 2. Experiment with REWARDS 3. Isolate the CUE 4. Have a plan
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In the episode, I talk about why books are the best type of media content because: 1. Books have NO ADS 2. Books are good for your health 3. Books take awhile to create and edit 4. The thrills books give you 5. Books help you have better conversations
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In the episode, I talk about "The Four Agreements" you should make before reading any book, which are: 1. Always do your best 2. Don't take anything personally 3. Don't make assumptions 4. Be impeccable with your word
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In the episode, I talk about how book summaries and notes help you: 1. See what the book is about 2. Get others views and perspectives 3. Get a refresher from past books you've read 4. Allows you just to read 5. But should never be a REPLACEMENT TO READING BOOKS!
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In the episode, I talk about how author C.S. Lewis recommends reading old books. He says old books have been tested, give us context, removes, our blinders, broaden our perspective and aid us in understanding the present.
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In this episode, I talk about how the book "The One Thing" helps you read with more focus, take the pressure off remembering everything you read, have purpose and joy while reading, and have an arsenal of knowledge.
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In this episode, I talk about the five books that have a long future expectancy and prove true the concept called the Lindy effect. I first heard of the "Lindy Effect" while reading Nassim Taleb's "Antifragile" and decide to see what books I read fall under this concept. The five books I talk about are Napolean Hill's "Think and Grow Rich," Dale Carnegie's "How to Win Friends and Influence People," Paulo Coelho's "The Alchemist," Goerge Orwell's "1984," and "The Holy Bible."
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In this episode, I talk about how audiobooks will help you read more books. I cover the negative perceptions I had about audiobooks like you are not "reading," I can't take notes or highlight the book, and I can't do other things while listening. My mind has changed about audiobooks, and there are advantages like the narrator speed option, you can "listen, stop, and pick up where you left off," and it is easier to read large books.
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In this episode, I interview the founder of booksteer.com, Andy Jimenez, who has always been drawn to entrepreneurship. He studied Hotel and Restaurant Management and has work experience in the in the restaurant and food business. He founded several businesses in the areas of hospitality, real-estate, and other fields. Andy is passionate about reading, teaching, and learning. With the encouragement of his family and friends he founded booksteer.com
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In this episode, I talk about the Inc.com article by Jessica Stillman called "Why You Should Surround Yourself With More Books Than You'll Ever Have Time to Read." I gain a new perspective on all my unread physical books on my bookshelf and Unread books in my "want to read" list online which use to make me feel so behind. Now I know that it is just a humbling reminder of how much I do not know. Also, that gaining knowledge and learning is a lifelong journey. Lastly, it keeps me intellectually hungry.
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In this episode, I continue with Part 6 of the series "The life-changing books that helped me read 105 books in 2017." I talk about how Malcolm Gladwell's "Outliers" book will help you understand that to become a master at your craft you need to put in 10,000 hours of practice. Also, You are likely to be far more successful when you are passionate about what you do. Lastly, you don't have to be a genius to be extremely successful.
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In this episode, I continue with Part 5 of the series "The life-changing books that helped me read 105 books in 2017." I talk about Darren Hardy's book "The Compound Effect." The book helps you understand that minor adjustments practiced consistently have a lasting effect. Also, that creating momentum requires establishing daily rituals, weekly and monthly rhythms, and tracking systems to check routines for consistency. Lastly, being an active participant in decision making.
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In this episode, I continue with Part 4 of the series "The life-changing books that helped me read 105 books in 2017." I talk about Ryan Holiday's book "The Obstacle Is The Way" which helps you understand that Controlling our perception of a situation is key to overcoming obstacles in life. Second, the response to obstacles is adversarial growth, and lastly, through thoughtful and decisive action, people can overcome the obstacles in their lives.
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In this episode, I talk about the "10x Rule" by Grant Cardone, and the three takeaways got. First take away is, to achieve success, people must multiply all their goals and actions by To achieve success, people must multiply all their goals and actions by 10. Second is, To achieve a 10x goal, a person must not underestimate how difficult it will be or how much hard work is required. Lastly, Anyone can achieve success using the 10x rule, regardless of education level, economic status, or personality.
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In this episode, we continue with Part 2 of the "The Life Changing Books That Helped Me Read 105 Books in 2017" series. I discuss my three takeaways from Angela Duckworth's book "Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance." Take away one is that talent is less critical than grit for achieving success. Take away two is to cultivate grit, it is essential to identify one's passions. Lastly, gritty people feel they have control over their fate, and that hard work can change outcomes.
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In this episode, I begin Part 1 of a 3 Part series on books that changed my life. Part 1 is about Carol Dweck's "Mindset: The Psychology of Success" and the three takeaways I got. Takeaway 1 is "Human qualities and traits can be changed and developed over time." Takeaway 2 is "Favoring earned ability vs. favoring natural ability." Lastly, take away 3 is "Labels, both positive and negative, and stereotypes can have a profound impact on your mentality."
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In this episode, I talk about how I built my "reading muscles" to read 105 books in 2017. I suggest two methods which are having a daily "pages" or "time" reading goal. For example, read 1 page in the morning and one page in the evening. The same with a time goal where you read 5 minutes in the morning then 5 minutes in the afternoon. Once you feel comfortable with your goal keep adding more pages or time so you keep building those "reading muscles." In the beginning, I suggest reading 200 pages or less entertaining books or books on subjects that you are very interested in. Then start reading more books with over 200 pages on subjects you or interested in but not really familiar with.
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In this episode, I have the first interview of the podcast with Nick Hutchison, the co-founder of BookThinkers, a social platform, and environment for readers that are united by a passion of unbounded learning and self-improvement. We talk about BookThinkers mission, philosophy, features like badges, group challenges, book reviews, and more.
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In this episode, I talk about my daily routine of reading an hour and a half by having two separate books to read and a backup book download on your phone. One book is to be read 30 minutes every day, the best time is in the morning. The second book is to be read for an hour and the best way to do this is in two separate 30-minute reading session or one full hour session. Remeber to download a book on your phone for those down times you can take advantage to either get head or make up some of your reading time.
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I read 105 books in 2017 and "How to Win Friends and Influence People" by Dale Carnegie was my favorite out of all of them. I speak about the three chapters that I like the most which are "Smile," "Remember that a person's name is, to that person, the sweetest sound in any language," and "Talk in terms of the other person's interest." I give some real-world examples of how I have used these 3 strategies that Carnegie recommends.
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In this episode, I talk about my "Why" of reading at least 60 books a year. First is the access to experts like Ray Dalio and Carol Dwek. Next is Darren Hardy's idea of the compound effect of reading 60 books a year. Lastly, the new connections my brain creates by reading over 60 books a year.
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This episode I talk about one of my favorite apps Goodreads, which helped me read 105 books in 2017. I talk about the yearly reading challenge feature, the "want to read" list you can build, and the awesome reading stats you get at the end of the year.
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I talk about the two things I used, physical library books and library apps, to read 105 books in 2017 without spending a penny. With physical books, I use the "home delivery" to save time and money driving to a library. Plus if the library does not have the book then I "suggest-a-title," which the library will send to your home for free when it becomes available. The two free library mobile apps I use are OverDrive and Hoopla. The mobile apps are great to read more when there are times you are waiting for someone, in line, or watching tv with kids.
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In this episode I talk about who I am, my hobbies of reading books and listening to podcasts, and the idea behind the "Unfortunately, I Read Books" podcast.