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Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage

Alfred Lansing
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We saw this also the story with Ernest Shackleton. He ran an ad said men wanted for hazardous journey, low wages, bitter, cold, long hours of complete darkness, safe return, doubtful honor and recognition and event of success.

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The excerpt mentions 'Endurance', a book about Shackleton's expedition, highlighting a key idea about preparedness versus speed.

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The book is mentioned as the most famous book on Shackleton, which the speaker read almost two years ago.

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The speaker references Shackleton's leadership during life and death expeditions, emphasizing the importance of morale over physical conditions.

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The speaker references a picture of Ernest Shackleton from the book 'Endurance' as a reminder of perseverance, relating it to James Dyson's journey.

Sentiment: Deep Dive
Trigger: business philosophy and endurance
For: entrepreneurs and business leaders
Key quote: by endurance, we conquer.
The host references the book 'Endurance' to highlight the importance of perseverance in achieving one's goals, as exemplified by Ernest Shackleton. This connection is made to emphasize how James Dyson's journey in creating his vacuum cleaner reflects a similar spirit of endurance and determination.
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The book about Ernest Shackleton, a famous polar explorer, is mentioned in relation to leadership and resilience in tough times.

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The speaker references Ernest Shackleton's obsession with lightness and speed, relating it to the themes in the book 'Endurance'.

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The speaker discusses this book about Shackleton's failed Antarctic expedition, drawing parallels to Roosevelt's journey down the River of Doubt and the challenges faced.

Sentiment: Deep Dive
Trigger: Roosevelt's expedition planning
For: Entrepreneurs and leaders interested in historical examples of leadership
Key quote: it's called endurance it's about shackleton's failed expedition uh in the the antarctic right and where shackleton proved to be a great leader of men and resourceful even in failure
The host discusses the contrasting leadership qualities between Shackleton and the ill-prepared individuals planning Roosevelt's expedition. The mention of 'Endurance' serves to highlight the importance of effective leadership in challenging circumstances.
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The writing of this book is insane. It's one of the best books I've ever read. I could not put it down. I fell asleep reading it and could not wait to wake up the next morning and find out what happens to the story.

Sentiment: Highly Recommended
Trigger: Shackleton's leadership qualities
For: Individuals interested in leadership and resilience
Key quote: If you want to describe traits of a great leader, somebody that refuses to give up, you would compare somebody to be like Shackleton.
The host mentions 'Endurance' to highlight the incredible leadership of Sir Ernest Shackleton during his harrowing expedition. The book has popularized Shackleton's name as a symbol of resilience and determination in the face of adversity.
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The speaker highly recommends reading this book about Shackleton's expedition, emphasizing its lasting impact and the lessons learned from it.

Sentiment: Highly Recommended
Trigger: Shackleton's expedition
For: Anyone interested in adventure and leadership lessons
Key quote: The speaker highly recommends reading this book about Shackleton's expedition, emphasizing its lasting impact and the lessons learned from it.
The host highlights the significance of Shackleton's journey and the valuable lessons it imparts. They believe that the book offers profound insights that are relevant even today.