Recommended by
- Jordan Loftis
on Episode 183: Transform Your Story, Transform Your Life: Unlocking Success Through Narrative w/ Jordan Loftis, at 51:54
it could be your top three, the ones you give away the most, the last three you read, first three you read, if you remember that far back. But anyways, yeah, three book recommendations. Jordan Loftis The War of Art, I love by Steven Pressfield with Resistance. send that little book out. So like I've sent so many copies of that out because it addresses everything we're talking about only way better than than I could. And and I love a book. i
- April Torissi
on Episode 46: April Torissi - Marketing Manager of Nolan Painting, at 16:12
- What are the last three books that you've read? - So, the last book is "The War of Art" by Steven Pressfield. I actually listened to it, it was an audio book, and it was quick, and I loved it. I loved the concept of just, you know, we all have this resistance that we are constantly trying to fight
- Lynette Xanders
on Episode 6: Lynette Xanders – The Power of Words, Writing Down Our Goals, & Defining Our Future, at 41:04
maybe not got my dream car six months maybe not so it was like well thank god I didn't wait till I was retired anyway timothy ferris anything and then I love um war of art so not the art of war but the war of art with Stephen Pressfield um is a little uh how to unstick yourself to kind of uh get you
- Mike Shamberg
on Episode 64: The Journey of Designing Life, Career, and Fatherhood with Mike Shamberg, at 1:12:29
a bike that he took and it's like tons of like measurements of like stuff in his life and then experiences on the road um super awesome book highly recommend it um another one war of art um is a wonderful one here we go it's right here so war of art um by steven pressfield um it's definitely like it
- Garrett Gunderson
on Episode 154: Unlock Financial Wisdom with Humor with Garrett Gunderson, at 31:58
Highly recommended, you give the most often. So I love anything by Steven Pressfield, especially the War of Art. I love that book, read it more than once, especially for anyone that's ever created content. That's really, really helpful. Anything really by David Hawkins. You know, I think I started w