#199 - Taylor Pearson - Discover Your Life’s Core Values & Operating Principles
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#199 - Taylor Pearson - Discover Your Life’s Core Values & Operating Principles includes mentions of The Fighter Pilot Who Changed the Art of War by Robert Coram, Finite and Infinite Games by James P. Carse, The War of Art by Steve Pressfield, and The Hero with a Thousand Faces by Joseph Campbell, with indexed source context and timestamps where available.
Indexed context: The host highlights the significance of John Boyd's contributions to military strategy through the lens of Robert Coram's biography. This book is pre…
Indexed context: The host mentions 'Finite and Infinite Games' as an underrated book that he has read multiple times. He highlights the book's unique perspective on l…
Indexed context: The host discusses the concept of 'resistance' as described in 'The War of Art' by Steve Pressfield, emphasizing how it affects personal and professi…
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The host highlights the significance of John Boyd's contributions to military strategy through the lens of Robert Cor…
The host mentions 'Finite and Infinite Games' as an underrated book that he has read multiple times. He highlights th…
The host discusses the concept of 'resistance' as described in 'The War of Art' by Steve Pressfield, emphasizing how…
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The host briefly discusses a biography on John Boyd, noting its extensive length. They emphasize the valuable insight…
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The host mentions 'Work the System' to illustrate the difference between core values and operating principles in a bu…
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- Referenced books include The Fighter Pilot Who Changed the Art of War by Robert Coram and Finite and Infinite Games by James P. Carse.
- Related interests include Individuals interested in military strategy and history. and Readers interested in philosophy and personal development.
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I think the fighter pilot who changed the art of war by Robert Coram is John Boyd biography which is awesome.
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An underrated book that I've probably read four or five times now is 'Finite and Infinite Games' by James P. Carse.
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The speaker discusses the concept of 'resistance' from Steve Pressfield's book, which addresses the challenges of starting new endeavors and the internal voice that discourages us.
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Joseph Campbell wrote a book called, um, here with a thousand faces and then he kind of became well known or to the extent he was well known.
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Probably the most famous is a book called the black Swan. He was a financial trader.
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The speaker mentions nearly finishing a biography on John Boyd, highlighting its length and the insights it provides on decision-making.
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The partition brain approach, which is in 'Why Buddhism is True' by Robert Wright, talks about the modular brain and how different modules compete.
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The concept actually got it's from a business book called Work the System, but it talks about this, like in the context of a company.
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The host highlights the significance of John Boyd's contributions to military strategy through the lens of Robert Coram's biography. This book is p…
The host mentions 'Finite and Infinite Games' as an underrated book that he has read multiple times. He highlights the book's unique perspective on…
The host discusses the concept of 'resistance' as described in 'The War of Art' by Steve Pressfield, emphasizing how it affects personal and profes…
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