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Lit in a Nutshellđ Achebe's Trilogy of Igbo Encounter and Colonial RuleWelcome back to Lit in a Nutshell â where we take iconic works of literature and distill their biggest ideas into stories you can carry with you long after the episode ends.Today, weâre stepping into one of the most influential bodies of work in modern literature: Chinua Achebeâs African Trilogy â Things Fall Apart, No Longer at Ease, and Arrow of God. Across these three novels, Achebe paints a powerful, layered portrait of Igbo life, colonial disruption, and the struggle for identity in a world caught between tradition and change.From the rise and fall of...
2025-12-1029 min
Lit in a Nutshellđ¤ Good Inside: A Guide to ParentingWelcome back to Lit in a Nutshell â the show where we unwrap big ideas from brilliant books, one small, powerful chapter at a time.Today, weâre diving into a parenting guide that has been reshaping families around the world: Good Inside by clinical psychologist Dr. Becky Kennedy. This book offers a refreshing, compassionate approach to raising children â one that starts with a simple but profound idea: both parents and kids are good inside, even in the hardest moments.Dr. Becky blends science, empathy, and real-life strategies to help parents stay grounded, navigate meltdowns, set bounda...
2025-12-1014 min
Lit in a NutshellSeth Godin: The Practice - Shipping Creative WorkWelcome back to Lit in a Nutshell, the podcast where we break down big ideas from powerful booksâone small, mighty episode at a time.Today, weâre diving into The Practice by Seth Godin, a book that challenges everything you think you know about creativity, discipline, and what it means to make meaningful work. Godin reminds us that creativity isnât a magical spark reserved for the chosen fewâitâs a habit, a commitment, a daily practice. Whether you're an artist, an entrepreneur, or someone simply trying to bring more intention to your work, this book invit...
2025-12-0813 min
Lit in a NutshellJony Ive: The Genius Behind Apple's Greatest ProductsWelcome to The Book Insight Podcast, where we explore the minds and stories behind the worldâs most influential creators.In this episode, we dive into âJony Ive: The Genius Behind Appleâs Greatest Productsâ by Leander Kahney â a fascinating look at the man whose designs changed the way we live, work, and think about technology.From the sleek curves of the iMac to the minimalist beauty of the iPhone, Jony Iveâs design philosophy shaped Appleâs identity and set new global standards for innovation and simplicity. But beyond the glass and aluminum lies a story of cre...
2025-11-1214 min
Lit in a NutshellBritain, France and the Colonization of AfricaWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell â where we unpack powerful books that reveal the forces shaping our world.In this episode, we explore Britain, France and the Colonization of Africa â a deep dive into how two European powers carved up an entire continent in the name of empire, profit, and prestige.This book traces the rivalry and collaboration between Britain and France during the late 19th and early 20th centuries â the so-called âScramble for Africa.â It reveals how diplomatic negotiations in European capitals decided the fate of African nations, long before their people had any say in the...
2025-11-1105 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Assassination of LumumbaWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell â the podcast that brings powerful books and ideas to life for busy minds.In todayâs episode, we dive into The Assassination of Lumumba by Ludo De Witte â a groundbreaking investigation into one of Africaâs most haunting political tragedies. This book unravels the hidden story behind the 1961 murder of Patrice Lumumba, Congoâs first democratically elected Prime Minister â a man who dared to dream of true independence for his people.Through meticulous research and declassified documents, De Witte exposes the web of colonial interests, Cold War politics, and Western comp...
2025-11-1013 min
Lit in a NutshellMaya Musk: A Woman Makes a PlanWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell â the podcast that unwraps powerful books in bite-sized, thought-provoking episodes.Today, weâre diving into A Woman Makes a Plan by Maye Musk â a story of resilience, reinvention, and quiet strength. Maye, a model, dietitian, and mother of three successful children â including tech entrepreneur Elon Musk â shares how she built her life one deliberate decision at a time.From surviving divorce and single motherhood to rebuilding her career across continents, Maye reminds us that itâs never too late to start over, to take risks, and to redefine what success mean...
2025-11-0813 min
Lit in a NutshellThinking Fast and SlowIn this episode of Lit in a Nutshell, we explore Thinking, Fast and Slow â Daniel Kahnemanâs groundbreaking journey into the human mind. The book reveals how our thoughts are divided into two systems: System 1, which is fast, intuitive, and emotional, and System 2, which is slow, deliberate, and logical.Weâll unpack how these two systems shape our decisions â from everyday choices to life-changing judgments â and why our brains often trick us into believing weâre more rational than we really are. Expect to discover fascinating insights into biases, risk, intuition, and rationality, all explained in a way that mak...
2025-11-0806 min
Lit in a NutshellFresh Episode: Capital in the 21st CenturyIn this episode of Lit in a Nutshell, we unpack Capital in the Twenty-First Century by Thomas Piketty â a groundbreaking exploration of how wealth and inequality shape our world. Piketty traces the history of capital from the 18th century to today, revealing how wealth tends to concentrate in the hands of a few unless society actively intervenes.Weâll break down his famous equation r > g (the rate of return on capital exceeds economic growth), discuss why inequality isnât an accident but a structural feature of capitalism, and explore Pikettyâs call for global tax reforms to balan...
2025-11-0316 min
Lit in a NutshellHow to Think Like an Emperor: The Stoic Philosophy of Marcus AureliusIn this episode of Lit in a Nutshell, we explore How to Think Like an Emperor by Donald Robertson, a fascinating blend of psychology, philosophy, and history that brings the timeless wisdom of Marcus Aurelius into modern life.We uncover how Stoic principlesâresilience, mindfulness, and emotional controlâcan help us navigate todayâs challenges with calm and clarity. From confronting fear and anxiety to leading with integrity, this book shows how ancient lessons from a Roman emperor can still guide us toward mental strength and inner peace.Join us as we distill the key ideas...
2025-10-2906 min
Lit in a NutshellDopamine Detox: Eliminate Distractions and Train FocusIn this episode of Lit in a Nutshell, we dive into Dopamine Detox by Thibaut Meurisse, a concise yet powerful guide on regaining focus, discipline, and control in an age of endless distractions.We unpack how the constant hits of pleasure from social media, entertainment, and multitasking hijack our motivation â and explore practical steps to reset your brainâs reward system. From boredom to productivity, this book challenges us to break free from short-term satisfaction and rediscover the deeper joy of sustained effort.Join us as we break down the key insights, lessons, and takeaways from...
2025-10-2906 min
Lit in a NutshellJ.P. Morgan: Banker, Magnate, and ReorganizerIn this episode of Lit in a Nutshell, we nutshell the riveting biography J.P. Morgan - The Life and Deals of America's Banker by J.R. MacGregor. Explore the epic rise of J.P. Morgan, the hawk-eyed financier who reshaped U.S. banking, bankrolled titans like Carnegie and Rockefeller, and fueled innovations from Edison's labs to Tesla's visions. Through MacGregor's sharp insights, uncover the deals, dramas, and drive that built modern financeâperfect for history buffs and business minds seeking timeless lessons in power and perseverance. Tune in for a quick, illuminating dive!
2025-10-2112 min
Lit in a NutshellDopamine Detox: Eliminate Distractions and Train FocusJoin us on Lit in a Nutshell as we dive into Dopamine Detox by Thibaut Meurisse, a game-changing guide to reclaiming your focus in a world of constant distractions. In this episode, we unpack the science behind dopamine overload and explore practical strategies to reset your brain, boost productivity, and find clarity in the digital age. Whether you're hooked on social media or just seeking mental calm, this episode offers actionable insights to help you master your mind. Tune in for a concise, engaging breakdown of this transformative book!
2025-10-2119 min
Lit in a NutshellBuilt to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary CompaniesWelcome back to Lit in a Nutshell, the podcast where we break down powerful books into insights you can actually use. Today, weâre diving into a classic of business and leadershipâBuilt to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary Companies by Jim Collins and Jerry Porras.This book isnât just about building companies; itâs about building enduring institutions. Collins and Porras spent six years studying some of the most iconic companies in history, asking one big question: what makes certain organizations thrive for decadesâeven centuriesâwhile others fade away?From defining a companyâs co...
2025-09-1808 min
Lit in a NutshellDopamine Nation: Finding Balance in an Age of Indulgence #podcast #dopaminenationđď¸ Welcome back to Lit in a Nutshell â the podcast where we break down powerful books into bite-sized insights you can carry with you.Today, weâre diving into Dopamine Nation: Finding Balance in the Age of Indulgence by Dr. Anna Lembke. This book explores how our brains are wired for pleasure and pain, and how modern society â with its endless supply of streaming, scrolling, shopping, and substances â has pushed us into a dopamine overload.Dr. Lembke, a psychiatrist and addiction expert, argues that the key to living well in this dopamine-saturated world is not chasing constant plea...
2025-09-1306 minLit in a NutshellAs a Man ThinkethWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell â where we break down timeless books into clear, practical lessons you can use every day. Todayâs book is As a Man Thinketh by James Allen. This classic reminds us of one powerful truth: your thoughts shape your life. What you dwell on in your mind becomes the reality you live out. In this episode, weâll explore how mastering your thoughts can influence your character, your circumstances, and even your destiny. If youâve ever wondered how to harness the power of your own mind, this is the perfect starting point.
2025-09-1205 minLit in a NutshellThe Presentation Secrets of Steve JobsWelcome back to Lit in a Nutshell â the podcast where we break down powerful books into simple lessons you can apply right away. Today, weâre diving into The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs by Carmine Gallo. Steve Jobs wasnât just known for building Apple; he was also a master storyteller and communicator. His presentations inspired millions and turned product launches into unforgettable experiences. In this episode, weâll explore the techniques behind his magic â from structuring your message, to engaging your audience, and delivering with impact. If youâve ever wanted to speak with clarity, confidence, and charisma, th...
2025-09-1206 minLit in a NutshellThe Richest Man in BabylonWelcome back to Lit in a Nutshell, the podcast where we break down timeless books into powerful insights you can use in your everyday life.Today, weâre diving into The Richest Man in Babylon by George S. Clason â a classic that has stood the test of time for nearly a century. Written in simple parables set in ancient Babylon, this book reveals the universal laws of wealth: how to save, invest, and grow money wisely.Whether youâre just starting your financial journey or looking to sharpen your money habits, these age-old lessons are as rel...
2025-09-1005 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Blue Ocean StrategyBlue Ocean Strategyâ reveals how companies can break free from fierce competition and create untapped market spacesââblue oceansââwhere growth is limitless. Through practical frameworks and real-world examples, the book shows how innovation and value creation can turn competition irrelevant and drive lasting success.
2025-09-0807 min
Lit in a NutshellHow to talk to anyone, anytime, anywhere : the secrets of good communicationHey everyone, welcome back to Lit in a Nutshell! Today, weâre diving into a book thatâs basically a masterclass in connecting with peopleâHow to Talk to Anyone by the one and only Larry King.Larry King wasnât just a TV legendâhe was a human connector. In this book, he shares the tips, tricks, and mindset shifts that make conversations flow, whether youâre meeting someone for the first time or trying to leave a lasting impression.Weâll explore how to break the ice without awkwardness, ask questions that really matter, and li...
2025-09-0817 min
Lit in a NutshellLarry King: The Art of ConversationIn 'How to Talk to Anyone,' legendary broadcaster Larry King shares the timeless secrets of conversation that have made him one of the most respected interviewers in history. Packed with practical advice, personal anecdotes, and simple techniques, this book teaches readers how to connect with anyone, spark meaningful dialogue, and communicate with confidence in any situation.
2025-09-0805 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Three Tensions: Winning the Struggle to Perform Without CompromiseWelcome back to Lit in a Nutshell, the podcast where we distill big ideas into practical insights you can use.In this episode, weâre diving into The Three Tensions: Winning the Struggle to Perform Without Compromise by Dominic Dodd and Ken Favaro. The book explores the hidden forces that shape every organization and every leaderâs choicesâbalancing long-term vision with short-term results, maintaining consistency while driving change, and staying true to principles while adapting to reality.The authors argue that greatness doesnât come from eliminating these tensions but from learning how to manage a...
2025-09-0829 min
Lit in a NutshellStart Finishing: From Idea to DoneWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell, the podcast that brings big ideas into small, powerful takeaways.Today, weâre exploring Start Finishing by Charlie Gilkey. This book is all about bridging the gap between your best intentions and real results. We all have projects that matter to usâdreams, goals, and creative pursuitsâbut too often they get lost in the busyness of life. Gilkey shows us how to move past procrastination, break big goals into manageable steps, and build momentum until our ideas finally see the light of day.If youâve ever struggled to turn...
2025-09-0818 min
Lit in a NutshellWhy Greatness Cannot Be PlannedWelcome back to Lit in a Nutshell, the podcast where we unpack powerful books and ideas in a way that fits right into your busy life.In todayâs episode, weâre diving into Why Greatness Cannot Be Planned by Kenneth O. Stanley and Joel Lehman. This book challenges one of our deepest assumptions: that having a clear goal is always the best path to success. Instead, the authors argue that true innovation, creativity, and even greatness often emerge when we let go of rigid objectives and allow discovery to guide us.Weâll explore how th...
2025-09-0618 min
Lit in a NutshellHow China Escaped Shock TherapyWelcome to another episode of Lit in a Nutshell, the podcast where we break down complex books into sharp, digestible insights.Today, weâre looking at How China Escaped Shock Therapy by Isabella Weber â a fascinating study of how China took a very different path to economic reform than many other post-socialist countries.While nations like Russia embraced rapid âshock therapyâ privatization in the 1990s, often with devastating consequences, China pursued gradual reforms, blending markets with state control. Weber reveals the debates, policies, and strategies that allowed China to avoid collapse and instead set the stage fo...
2025-08-2047 min
Lit in a NutshellFrom Third World to First: The Singapore Story by Lee Kuan YewTodayâs spotlight is on From Third World to First: The Singapore Story by Lee Kuan Yew â the remarkable memoir of the man who led Singaporeâs transformation from a struggling postcolonial backwater into one of the worldâs most advanced economies.Through Leeâs perspective, we see the tough decisions, bold policies, and relentless vision that turned a resource-poor island into a global hub for finance, trade, and innovation. Itâs not just a story about Singapore, but a lesson in leadership, strategy, and what it takes to build a nation against the odds.In this epis...
2025-08-1947 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Economic Weapon: Sanctions and Total WarsIn this episode of Lit in a Nutshell, we explore One Small Step Can Change Your Life: The Kaizen Way by Dr. Robert Maurer â a powerful guide to lasting change through the art of small, consistent steps.Rooted in the Japanese philosophy of Kaizen, the book shows how tiny, manageable actions can lead to big transformations in health, work, habits, and personal growth. Instead of relying on drastic overhauls or bursts of motivation, Kaizen teaches us that progress comes from steady, incremental improvements.Join us as we break down the key ideas of the book, un...
2025-08-1840 min
Lit in a NutshellOne Small Step Can Change Your Life - The Kaizen WayIn this episode of Lit in a Nutshell, we explore One Small Step Can Change Your Life: The Kaizen Way by Dr. Robert Maurer â a powerful guide to lasting change through the art of small, consistent steps.Rooted in the Japanese philosophy of Kaizen, the book shows how tiny, manageable actions can lead to big transformations in health, work, habits, and personal growth. Instead of relying on drastic overhauls or bursts of motivation, Kaizen teaches us that progress comes from steady, incremental improvements.Join us as we break down the key ideas of the book, un...
2025-08-1831 min
Lit in a NutshellEconomics in Two Lessons: Why Markets Well and Fail BadlyWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell, the podcast where we take big ideas from great books and break them down into sharp, digestible insights.Today, weâre diving into Economics of Two Lessons by John Quiggin â a modern reimagining of Henry Hazlittâs classic Economics in One Lesson. Quiggin keeps the original lesson â always look beyond the immediate effects of economic decisions â but adds a second, vital one: consider the long-term and wider impacts, including costs and consequences that markets often overlook.From climate change to inequality, the book challenges the idea that markets always get it rig...
2025-08-1335 min
Lit in a NutshellFriedman: The Last ConservativeWelcome back to Lit in a Nutshell, the show where we distill powerful books into bite-sized brilliance.Today, weâre diving into The Last Conservation â a thought-provoking exploration of what it means to protect the things we canât afford to lose. In its pages, we journey through the fragile line between preservation and loss, asking: what happens when the last chance to save something is right in front of us?Whether itâs nature, heritage, or ideals, this story invites us to confront urgency, responsibility, and the human role in shaping the future. In the next few minu...
2025-08-1237 min
Lit in a NutshellAlibaba: Jack Ma's Entrepreneurial JourneyWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell, the podcast that breaks down powerful books so you can soak in their wisdom without flipping a single page. Today, weâre diving into Alibaba: The House That Jack Ma Built by Duncan Clark â a riveting account of one of the most unlikely tech titans of our time.This is not just a business biography. Itâs the story of a former English teacher from Hangzhou who defied odds, skeptics, and even global tech giants to create one of the largest e-commerce empires in the world. Duncan Clark, who knew Jack Ma per...
2025-07-2256 min
Lit in a Nutshellđ§ The Mountain Is You: Overcoming Self-SabotageWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell â the podcast where we extract the deepest truths and most powerful insights from life-changing books, one episode at a time.Today, weâre climbing an emotional mountain â and discovering that the biggest obstacle standing in our way⌠might be ourselves.In this episode, we explore The Mountain Is You by Brianna Wiest â a deeply reflective and empowering guide to understanding and overcoming self-sabotage. With a mix of psychology, emotional honesty, and soul-level encouragement, Wiest reveals how the patterns that hold us back are often rooted in our deepest fears, traumas, a...
2025-07-2022 min
Lit in a NutshellThe 48 Laws of PowerWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell â the podcast that distills powerful books into bite-sized insights for people who want the wisdom without the waffle.Today, we dive into one of the most provocative and talked-about books in modern strategy and influence â The 48 Laws of Power by Robert Greene. Loved by leaders, feared by rivals, and studied by anyone navigating the worlds of business, politics, or personal ambition â this book doesnât just teach power, it exposes how it works behind the scenes.From ancient empires to corporate boardrooms, Greene weaves lessons from history, philosophy, and psycholo...
2025-07-2024 min
Lit in a NutshellBig Oil in the United StatesWelcome back to Lit in a Nutshell â where we crack open powerful books and unpack the big ideas behind industries, innovation, and influence.In todayâs episode, we turn the spotlight on one of the most controversial and powerful sectors in modern history: Big Oil. Drawing from the book Big Oil in the United States, weâll trace the rise of America's oil giants â from the early wildcatters of the 19th century to the modern-day energy empires shaping geopolitics, climate policy, and the global economy.This isnât just a story about crude and profits â itâs about p...
2025-07-1951 min
Lit in a Nutshellđ Engines that Move Markets: Technology InvestingWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell â the podcast where we dive deep into powerful books and break them down into clear, actionable insights for the curious and the busy.In todayâs episode, we explore Engines That Move Markets by Alasdair Nairn â a fascinating journey through the innovations and industries that have transformed the global economy. From the railroads of the 19th century to the internet revolution and biotechnology, this book unpacks the powerful technological and industrial forces that not only shaped economies, but also created investment opportunities and financial upheavals.But this isnât just a h...
2025-07-1917 min
Lit in a NutshellMastery: The Path to ExcellenceWhat does it really take to become a master in your craft? In this episode of Lit in a Nutshell, we break down Robert Greeneâs Mastery â a bold, thought-provoking roadmap to reaching the highest levels of excellence in any field.From the lives of Leonardo da Vinci to modern-day innovators, Greene uncovers timeless patterns behind genius: long periods of apprenticeship, intense focus, and the slow but powerful process of transformation. This isn't about hacks or shortcuts â itâs about putting in the deliberate work to rise above mediocrity and unlock your full potential.Whether youâre j...
2025-07-1256 min
Lit in a NutshellSomething Greater: Discovering God's BestWelcome back to Lit in a Nutshell â the show where we break down powerful books into bite-sized episodes packed with insight, inspiration, and the big ideas that stick.Today, weâre diving into "Something Greater" by Jentezen Franklin â a deeply personal and spiritually charged memoir thatâs less about the spotlight and more about what happens in the shadows: the moments of pain, confusion, waiting, and trust.In this book, Franklin opens up about one of the most challenging seasons of his life â a season of unexpected transition, betrayal, and silence. But in the midst of it, he...
2025-07-121h 40
Lit in a NutshellFasting: Opening a Door to a Deeper LifeWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell, where we break down powerful books in a snap! Today, weâre diving into Fasting by Jentezen Franklin, a transformative guide that explores the spiritual and practical impact of fasting. Join us as we unpack Franklinâs insights on how this ancient practice can deepen your faith, sharpen your focus, and unlock breakthroughs in your life. Whether youâre new to fasting or seeking a fresh perspective, this episode will give you the key takeaways in a nutshell. Letâs get started!
2025-07-1135 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Daily Stoic: Wisdom for a Well-Lived LifeWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell, the podcast where we distill the worldâs best books into timeless wisdom and practical insights.Today, weâre diving into The Daily Stoic â a modern guide to ancient philosophy, written by Ryan Holiday and Stephen Hanselman.This book isnât just something you read â itâs something you live. Through 366 daily meditations, it brings the teachings of Stoic masters like Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus, and Seneca into your everyday life.In a world full of noise, stress, and distraction, Stoicism reminds us of what truly matters: mastering our emotions...
2025-07-0639 min
Lit in a NutshellWhy Has Nobody Told Me this Before?Welcome to Lit in a Nutshellâthe podcast that breaks down powerful books into bite-sized insights you can actually use.In this episode, we're diving into Why Has Nobody Told Me This Before? by clinical psychologist Dr. Julie Smithâa book thatâs as practical as it is compassionate.You know those moments when life feels overwhelming, your thoughts spiral, and you're just trying to hold it together? This book is a lifeline. Dr. Smith doesnât just throw around therapy jargonâshe hands you clear, science-backed tools for dealing with anxiety, low mood, self-doubt, grief, and...
2025-07-0223 min
Lit in a Nutshellđ Blue Ocean Strategy: Create Uncontested Market SpaceWelcome back to Lit in a Nutshell, where we distill big ideas from the worldâs most influential books into powerful, concise episodes.Today, weâre exploring a strategy game-changer: Blue Ocean Strategy, crafted by W.âŻChan Kim and RenĂŠe Mauborgne. Forget competing in overcrowded marketsâthis book teaches you how to create new, uncontested market spaceâa âblue oceanââwhere competition becomes irrelevant.The authors mapped success across 150 strategic moves from 30 industries and distilled them into actionable frameworksâlike the Four Actions Framework and Strategy Canvasâthat help businesses rethink boundaries and innovate at scale.Wheth...
2025-06-2856 min
Lit in a NutshellHow to Become a People MagnetWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell â the podcast that transforms powerful books into quick, actionable insights.Today, weâre diving into How to Be a People Magnet by Marc Reklau â a no-fluff guide to becoming instantly more likable, charismatic, and socially confident. If youâve ever wished you could walk into a room and connect effortlessly, this episode is for you.Marc Reklau breaks down the habits and mindsets that naturally magnetic people use â things like active listening, showing genuine interest, creating positive emotional experiences, and handling social anxiety. Backed by behavioral psychology and packed with real...
2025-06-2647 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Four Pillars of InvestingWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell â the podcast where we break down powerful books to bring you the core ideas in minutes, not hours.Today, weâre diving into a timeless classic in the world of personal finance and investing: The Four Pillars of Investing by William J. Bernstein.Whether you're just starting your investment journey or you've been in the game for years, this book offers a rock-solid foundation. Bernstein, a neurologist turned financial theorist, strips away the noise and delivers clear, evidence-based advice built on â you guessed it â four essential pillars: investment theory, the history...
2025-06-2605 min
Lit in a NutshellThe E-Myth Revisited: Building a Business That WorksWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell, where we explore the worldâs most impactful booksâone idea-packed episode at a time.In todayâs episode, weâre breaking down The E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. Gerberâa must-read for every entrepreneur, freelancer, or small business owner.Gerber shatters the myth that being good at a skill automatically means you're ready to run a business. He explains why most small businesses failânot from lack of hard work, but from a lack of systems. The real secret? Building a business that works without you.Weâll dive i...
2025-06-1832 min
Lit in a NutshellHow to Raise Your Own Salaryđź In this episode of Lit in a Nutshell, we dive into Napoleon Hillâs often-overlooked classic How to Raise Your Own Salary. More than just a book about income, this is a blueprint for personal growth, influence, and achievement.đ Hill captures his legendary conversation with Andrew Carnegie to reveal:How to develop Definiteness of PurposeThe role of Initiative and Leadership in earning moreWhy mastering Self-Discipline is essential to advancementHow to sell your value without begging for a raiseWhether you're aiming for a promotion, building...
2025-06-1822 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Little Book of Common sense InvestingIn this episode of Lit in a Nutshell, we dive into one of the most respected investment guides of all timeâThe Little Book of Common Sense Investing by John C. Bogle, the legendary founder of Vanguard and pioneer of the index fund.Bogleâs message is simple but powerful: stop trying to beat the market and start owning it. With data, wisdom, and decades of experience, he argues that low-cost index fund investing is the most effectiveâand reliableâway to build long-term wealth. No flashy stock picks, no market timing, just patient, disciplined investing.Whethe...
2025-06-1627 min
Lit in a NutshellIsrael and the Clash of CivilizationsIn this episode of Lit in a Nutshell, we turn our attention to a provocative and deeply researched book: Israel and the Clash of Civilizations: Iraq, Iran and the Plan to Remake the Middle East by investigative journalist Jonathan Cook.This book offers a bold counter-narrative to mainstream Middle Eastern geopolitics. Cook argues that Israel, far from being a passive observer, has played an active role in shaping a long-term strategy of destabilizationâaimed at fragmenting neighboring Arab and Muslim states to preserve its regional dominance.Drawing on military documents, public speeches, and lesser-known policy pa...
2025-06-1625 min
Lit in a NutshellStart-Up Nation: Israel's Economic Miracleđď¸Welcome to Lit in a Nutshell â the podcast where powerful books meet real-world insight in under 10 minutes.In todayâs episode, we explore the international bestseller Start-Up Nation: The Story of Israel's Economic Miracle by Dan Senor and Saul Singer. This thought-provoking book dives into how Israelâa country younger than most modern corporations, surrounded by geopolitical tension, and with a population smaller than many citiesâbecame a global hub for innovation and entrepreneurship.Whatâs driving Israelâs relentless start-up culture? Is it military service? Immigration patterns? National character? Government policy? The book tackles these questions w...
2025-06-1423 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Winding Road to the Welfare StateWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell, where we break down powerful books that shaped our world. Today, we dive into The Winding Road to the Welfare State by George R. Boyerâa gripping exploration of how Britainâs welfare state didnât emerge from a grand master plan, but from decades of hard-fought battles against poverty, unemployment, and social insecurity.From the Poor Laws to pensions, and from trade union struggles to the rise of universal benefits, Boyer takes us through the twists, turns, and contradictions that shaped one of the most influential social systems in modern histor...
2025-06-1431 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Courage to Be Dislikedđď¸ Welcome to Lit in a Nutshell, where we break down life-changing books for busy minds.In todayâs episode, weâre diving into The Courage to Be Disliked by Ichiro Kishimi and Fumitake Koga â a bold, eye-opening dialogue that challenges everything you thought about happiness, self-worth, and freedom. Based on Adlerian psychology, this book shows how you can change your life by choosing to live on your own terms â not someone elseâs.Letâs unpack the ideas that will help you stop seeking approval and start living with purpose.
2025-06-1338 min
Lit in a NutshellNapoleon: A Biography of Ambition and ConflictWelcome to Lit in a Nutshellâthe podcast that distills some of the worldâs most powerful books into practical insights and compelling stories.In this episode, we journey into the complex, controversial, and commanding life of Napoleon Bonaparte, through the lens of Frank McLynnâs Napoleon: A Biography.This is not just a tale of battlefields and empiresâitâs a deep psychological portrait of a man who rose from humble Corsican roots to become Emperor of the French and the most dominant figure in Europe for over a decade.McLynn offers a richly d...
2025-06-1037 min
Lit in a NutshellMarcus Garvey and the Vision for AfricaWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell, where we bring timeless books to lifeâone powerful idea at a time.In this episode, we journey into the bold, visionary world of one of the most influential Pan-African leaders of the 20th century: Marcus Garvey.Marcus Garvey and the Vision for Africa is more than a historical accountâitâs a rallying cry for dignity, unity, and self-determination. Through speeches, writings, and reflections, this book explores Garveyâs dream of a united, empowered Africa and a global Black identity rooted in pride, purpose, and liberation.At a tim...
2025-06-1018 min
Lit in a NutshellBoundaries: When to Say Yes, How to Say NoWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell, where we unpack life-changing books into simple, powerful lessons you can apply today.In this episode, weâre diving into a book that has helped millions reclaim their peace, protect their time, and build healthier relationships: Boundaries by Dr. Henry Cloud and Dr. John Townsend.Do you ever feel overwhelmed, stretched too thin, or responsible for everyoneâs problems but your own? Maybe you say "yes" when you should say "no"âand end up exhausted, resentful, or burnt out. This book speaks directly to that struggle.Boundaries is abo...
2025-06-0824 min
Lit in a NutshellNew Episode on Man's Search for MeaningWelcome to Lit in a Nutshellâwhere we distill powerful books into insights that speak to your soul and shift your perspective.In todayâs episode, we journey through one of the most profound and life-affirming books ever written: Manâs Search for Meaning by Viktor E. Frankl. More than a memoir, this book is a testament to the strength of the human spirit. Written by a Holocaust survivor and psychiatrist, it explores how even in the darkest, most dehumanizing conditions, life still holds meaningâand itâs our responsibility to find it.Franklâs core message...
2025-06-0832 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Subtle Art of not Giving a F*ckIn this episode, we unpack Mark Mansonâs no-nonsense bestseller The Subtle Art of Not Giving a Fck*âa brutally honest guide to living a better life by caring less about what doesnât truly matter. Manson flips traditional self-help advice on its head, arguing that lifeâs struggles give it meaning, and that our valuesânot our desiresâshould shape what we give our limited f*cks to.Tune in as we break down the key ideas: why positivity isnât always helpful, how embracing failure leads to growth, and what it really means to live...
2025-06-0518 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Excellency of Wisdom by Bishop David O. OyedepoIn this powerful episode, we delve into another illuminating teaching by Bishop David Oyedepo on The Excellency of Wisdom. Discover how divine wisdom distinguishes, uplifts, and empowers believers to reign in life. With profound scriptural insight and practical examples, Bishop Oyedepo reveals why wisdom is not just a virtue but a force for dominion in every area of lifeâspiritual, financial, relational, and beyond.Whether youâre seeking direction, breakthrough, or deeper understanding, this message will stir your spirit and position you to walk in divine excellence. Tune in and let the light of God's wisdom transform your...
2025-06-0326 min
Lit in a NutshellAs a Man Thinketh by James AllenIn this episode, we dive into one of the most influential self-help classics of all time â As a Man Thinketh by James Allen. First published in 1903, this timeless book explores the powerful connection between our thoughts, character, and destiny.Join us as we unpack Allenâs core message: that our minds shape our lives, for better or worse. Weâll break down key insights on self-discipline, responsibility, and the silent but unstoppable force of thought. Whether youâre looking to reframe your mindset or just want a fresh perspective on personal growth, this episode is your gateway to inten...
2025-06-0347 min
Lit in a Nutshellđ§ Podcast Book Feature: Understanding the Anointing by Kenneth E. HaginIn this powerful and eye-opening book, Kenneth E. Hagin explores the multifaceted nature of the anointingâthe tangible power of God that equips believers for effective ministry. Drawing from decades of experience in the healing and teaching ministries, Hagin walks readers through the biblical foundation and practical application of the anointing, distinguishing between the anointing within every believer and the anointing upon those called to specific offices.Whether youâre new to ministry, seeking a deeper walk with God, or simply curious about how the Holy Spirit empowers, this book offers clarity, testimonies, and scri...
2025-06-0326 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Rules of MoneyIn this episode, we dive into The Rules of Money by Richard Templar â a straight-talking, wisdom-packed guide that outlines the unspoken truths and habits of people who understand how money really works.From mindset shifts to practical strategies, we explore the key rules that separate those who simply earn money from those who build lasting wealth. Whether you're just starting out or looking to level up your financial game, these timeless lessons are designed to change how you think about money â and how you use it.We cover:Why mindset is the foundation of f...
2025-06-0330 min
Lit in a Nutshellđď¸ New Episode: Angel Investing â The Gust Guide to Smarter Startup BetsIn this episode, we break down Angel Investing: The Gust Guide by David S. Rose â a must-read for anyone curious about the high-risk, high-reward world of startup investing. Whether you're a seasoned investor or just startup-curious, this book offers a practical and entertaining roadmap for navigating early-stage deals.We explore:What it really means to be an angel investorHow to evaluate startups like a proThe red flags and golden signals in pitch decksHow to build a portfolio that increases your odds of successAnd wh...
2025-06-0226 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Man God Uses by Oswald J. SmithIn this episode of Lit in a Nutshell, we delve into Oswald J. Smith's classic, The Man God Usesâa compelling exploration of the qualities and commitments that prepare an individual for divine service. Smith outlines essential attributes such as a profound understanding of humanity's need for salvation, unwavering dedication to God's purpose, and a life marked by prayer, scriptural immersion, and the guidance of the Holy Spirit .Join us as we unpack these timeless principles, reflecting on how they challenge and inspire us to align our lives with God's calling. Whether you're seeking spiritual growth or a...
2025-06-0125 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Prosperity Paradox: Book SummaryThis week on Lit in the Nutshell, we're shaking up the way you think about economic development with a deep dive into "The Prosperity Paradox: How Innovation Can Lift Nations Out of Poverty." Forget what you thought you knew about traditional aid and external solutions; authors Clayton M. Christensen, Efosa Ojomo, and Karen Dillon present a compelling argument that true prosperity isn't imported, but rather, innovated from within. Join us as we explore the transformative power of market-creating innovations and discover why understanding "nonconsumption" is key to unlocking a nation's potential. Get ready to challenge your assumptions and see...
2025-05-3119 min
Lit in a NutshellLong Walk to Freedom by Nelson MandelaWelcome to this episode of our podcast, where we dive into the powerful and inspiring pages of Long Walk to Freedom by Nelson Mandela. Join us as we explore the extraordinary life of a global iconâfrom his early years in rural South Africa to his relentless fight against apartheid and his transformative journey as a leader who reshaped a nation. This autobiography isnât just a story; itâs a testament to resilience, sacrifice, and the unbreakable spirit of hope. Letâs walk this path together and uncover the lessons that continue to resonate today.
2025-05-3016 min
Lit in a NutshellMoney: Master the Game by Tony RobbinsWelcome to another powerful episode of Lit in a Nutshell, the podcast where we crack open the worldâs most impactful books and serve you the core ideas in under 20 minutes. Today, weâre diving into a financial classic â Money: Master the Game by Tony Robbins.This book isnât just about getting rich â itâs about achieving true financial freedom. In a world where many people live paycheck to paycheck, Robbins provides a 7-step blueprint that helps you take control of your money, invest wisely, and secure a future you can count on. But what makes this book sp...
2025-05-2923 min
Lit in a NutshellManaging Your Money (All-in-One) for DummiesWelcome back to "Lit in a Nutshell"! In this episode, we're cracking open a book that might just change your financial future: "Managing Your Money All-in-One For Dummies."Let's be honest, talking about money can feel overwhelming, intimidating, and sometimes downright boring. But what if we told you it doesn't have to be? This "Dummies" guide is far from dull; it's a comprehensive, no-nonsense roadmap to understanding and mastering your personal finances.Join us as we break down the key takeaways from this essential resource. We'll cover everything from budgeting basics and debt management strategies...
2025-05-2917 min
Lit in a NutshellMaking Money for BeginnersWelcome to Lit in the Nutshell, where we condense big ideas into bite-sized brilliance! Today, we're diving into Dan Allen's "Making Money for Beginners," a practical guide for anyone looking to break free from the traditional 9-to-5 and build an online income.Allen's book acts as a beginner's blueprint for financial freedom, focusing on accessible online business models. He distills his advice into actionable strategies for utilizing platforms like Craigslist, Fiverr, and YouTube. The core idea is to leverage the vast audience and market opportunities these platforms offer, even for those new to the online business world.
2025-05-2840 min
Lit in a NutshellTrust me Iâm Lying: Confessions of a Media Manipulator by Ryan HolidayWelcome back to Lit in a Nutshell, the podcast where we crack open the most thought-provoking books and distill their essence for your listening pleasure. Today, we're diving headfirst into the murky, captivating waters of the media landscape with a book that pulls no punches and spares no one: Ryan Holiday's Trust Me, I'm Lying: Confessions of a Media Manipulator.In an age where information bombards us from every angle, and the line between fact and fiction seems to blur with each passing headline, Holiday's work is more relevant than ever. He's not just an...
2025-05-2726 min
Lit in a NutshellEverything is F*cked - A Book About Hope by Mark Manson"Everything Is Fcked: A Book About Hope" by Mark Manson confronts a stark reality: "The Uncomfortable Truth" of life is that you and everyone you love will die, and little you say or do will matter beyond a small group for a brief time. The book suggests that everything we think or do is largely an elaborate avoidance of this inherent meaninglessness.Structured in two parts, Part I, titled "Hope," lays out this difficult foundation, while Part II, "Everything Is Fcked," examines the modern world through this lens. However, despite the seemingly bleak title, the book is...
2025-05-2617 min
Lit in a NutshellDeep Work: Rules for Focused SuccessIn our hyper-connected world, where notifications constantly ping and distractions lurk around every corner, genuinely focused work can feel like a rare luxury. We often find ourselves busy, yet somehow, the most important, challenging tasks remain untouched. This feeling of perpetual distraction and fragmented attention is exactly what Cal Newport addresses in his influential book, Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World.Newport introduces the concept of Deep Work as the ability to perform professional activities in a state of distraction-free concentration. This isn't just about trying harder; it's about deliberately...
2025-05-2622 min
Lit in a NutshellIKIGAI: The Japanese Secret for a Long and Happy LifeWelcome back to Lit in a Nutshell! On this episode, we're exploring a book that offers profound insights into living a long, happy, and fulfilling life, drawing inspiration from the people of Japan. The book is 'Ikigai: The Japanese Secret to a Long and Happy Life,' written by HĂŠctor GarcĂa and Francesc Miralles.The origins of this book trace back to a rainy evening in Tokyo when the two authors first met. Their conversation led them to the concept of ikigai, a Japanese word that translates roughly to "the happiness of al...
2025-05-2622 min
Lit in a NutshellSeven Strategy Questions: A Simple Approach for Better ExecutionWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell! Today, we're cracking open excerpts from Robert Simons' book, "Seven Strategy Questions: A Simple Approach for Better Execution". Forget management fads; Simons argues that successful strategy execution hinges on asking the right, tough questions. He believes that stripping away confusion with simple questions helps focus on the key issues underpinning important decisions.Simons presents seven critical questions, each representing a vital "implementation imperative". The first is, "Who Is Your Primary Customer?". This seemingly simple question is make-or-break because it dictates how you allocate resources. You must be clear about who is...
2025-05-2433 min
Lit in a NutshellRich Dad Poor DadWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell, where we condense insightful books into bite-sized summaries! Today, we're diving into excerpts from "Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Robert T. Kiyosaki. This book challenges conventional wisdom about money and advocates for financial education.The core idea revolves around the lessons learned from two father figures: a highly educated "poor dad" and a financially successful "rich dad". The key difference they taught was that the poor and the middle class work for money, while the rich have money work for them. This requires understanding financial literacy, which is defined not by...
2025-05-2419 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Simple Path to WealthHello, and welcome to Lit in a Nutshell, the podcast that boils down complex ideas into digestible insights! Today, we're diving into **"The Simple Path to Wealth" by JL Collins**. This book grew out of the author's blog, which in turn started as a series of letters to his teenage daughter about money and investing. It's dedicated to her and the readers of his blog, who helped shape its content.Collins argues that sound investing is not complicated, and the road to a wealthy life is simple and enjoyable. The core message is straightforward...
2025-05-1619 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Richest Man in BabylonWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell, the podcast where we dive deep into impactful books! Today, we're journeying back thousands of years, not just to an ancient city, but to uncover timeless wisdom about financial prosperity. We're opening the pages of a book that, despite being a "delightful set of parables" penned by George S. Clason in the 1920s, remains profoundly relevant: "The Richest Man in Babylon".This isn't a dry financial treatise. Instead, it's a collection of tales spun from ancient Babylon, a city recognized as the "cradle" of the basic financial principles used "the world...
2025-05-1115 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Hard Thing about Hard ThingsRunning a business isnât all vision boards and victory laps â itâs about navigating layoffs, investor panic, self-doubt, and brutal decisions no MBA class prepares you for.In this episode of Lit in a Nutshell, we break down Ben Horowitzâs brutally honest book, The Hard Thing About Hard Things. Drawing from his rollercoaster journey as a tech CEO and now a legendary VC, Horowitz shares the gritty truths of leadership â the kind that come after the business books run out of answers.đ§ Tune in to learn:Why great CEOs are made, not born
2025-05-0915 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Intelligent InvestorWelcome to Lit in a Nutshell! We're diving into Benjamin Graham's "The Intelligent Investor." This book provides practical counsel for laymen on adopting and executing an investment policy. Its core purpose is to distinguish investment from speculation. An investment operation, upon thorough analysis, promises safety of principal and an adequate return. Graham focuses on principles and attitudes to minimize errors. The central concept is the margin of safety. Join us to become a more intelligent investor.
2025-05-0916 min
Lit in a NutshellGive and Take by Adam GrantThe episode discusses reciprocity stylesâgivers, takers, and matchersâand their impact on success in various professional and personal domains. The podcast highlights how givers, who prioritize helping others, often achieve significant success, though they may face challenges like burnout or being exploited by takers. Strategies for successful giving, such as establishing boundaries, seeking advice, and fostering a giving culture, are explored. It emphasizes that genuine concern for others and others-focused motivation are key to sustainable success for givers, contrasting them with takers like Kenneth Lay and highlighting the power of actions like seeking advice and making connections. The benefits of...
2025-05-0514 min
Lit in a NutshellHow to Influence PeopleThis episode is an excerpt from "How to Influence People: Make a Difference in Your World" by John C. Maxwell and Jim Dornan. It outlines key principles and practices for **becoming a person of positive influence**. The authors emphasize the importance of **integrity** as a fundamental building block, discussing how it fosters **trust**, and explore how **nurturing** others, having **faith** in them, and developing strong **listening** and **understanding** skills are crucial for connection and mentorship. They also detail how to **enlarge** and **empower** individuals by providing vision, addressing flaws, and transferring authority, ultimately highlighting the power of multiplying leadership...
2025-04-2822 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Presentation Secrets of Steve JobsThis episode is an excerpt from the book "The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs" by Carmine Gallo, which details techniques for delivering impactful presentations. It explains how to structure a presentation with a clear story, including introducing an antagonist and conquering hero. The podcast emphasizes the importance of having a messianic sense of purpose, creating Twitter-like headlines, and using a verbal road map to guide the audience. It also highlights the effectiveness of using simple, visual slides without bullet points, employing demonstrations and props, and revealing a memorable "holy shit" moment. Finally, the episode stresses the significance of relentless...
2025-04-2622 min
Lit in a NutshellThe 5-second rule: Transform Your LifeThis episode presents the "5 Second Rule," a method involving a countdown from five to one to encourage immediate action and overcome hesitation, rooted in the concept that courage is an accessible, inherent trait. The author shares personal anecdotes and examples of others who have used this technique to make significant life changes, from addressing health issues and improving productivity to pursuing dreams and building confidence. The core message emphasizes the importance of acting on instincts and separating actions from limiting feelings like fear or self-doubt, highlighting that waiting often leads to regret and missed opportunities. Ultimately, the book advocates...
2025-04-2529 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Purpose-Driven Life: What on Earth Am I Here For?âThe Purpose-Driven Life" guides readers on a 40-day spiritual journey to discover God's purpose for their lives. It emphasizes that life's meaning is found not in self-fulfillment but in understanding and living according to God's five purposes: worship, fellowship, discipleship, ministry, and mission. The book encourages a life focused on God's pleasure, belonging to His family, becoming like Christ, serving others, and sharing the Gospel. It uses numerous Bible verses from various translations to support its teachings and includes discussion questions for group study and personal reflection. The overarching theme is that knowing and fulfilling God's purposes leads to a...
2025-04-2024 min
Lit in a NutshellStart With Why by Simon SinekThis book, Start With Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action by Simon Sinek, explores a naturally occurring pattern of thinking, acting, and communicating that distinguishes inspiring leaders and organizations. The author argues that the ability to inspire is not exclusive to a few "natural-born leaders" but is a learnable pattern that anyone can adopt with discipline. This book serves as a guide to focus on and amplify the things that do work, rather than just addressing what doesn't. It aims to offer the 'cause of action' by challenging readers to 'start with Why' in everything they...
2025-04-1933 min
Lit in a NutshellAtomic Habits: Small Changes, Remarkable Results"Atomic Habits" by James Clear presents a comprehensive framework for building good habits and breaking bad ones. The book argues that significant improvements come from small, incremental changes, emphasizing the power of compounding these "atomic habits" over time. Clear outlines four Laws of Behavior Change: Make it Obvious, Make it Attractive, Make it Easy, and Make it Satisfying. He provides practical strategies and actionable advice based on these laws to help readers design environments and systems that support desired behaviors. The text explores the underlying psychology and neuroscience of habit formation, explaining concepts like the cue-craving-response-reward loop and the...
2025-04-1930 min
Lit in a NutshellZero to One: Notes on Building Startups and the FuturePeter Thiel's "Zero to One" explores the creation of innovative companies that develop entirely new things, moving from zero to one instead of merely improving existing ideas. Drawing on Thiel's experiences with PayPal, Palantir, and venture capital, the book argues against formulaic approaches to entrepreneurship, emphasizing original thinking and identifying value in unexpected places. It discusses the importance of technology as any new and better way of doing things, contrasting it with globalization. The text examines startup thinking, the lessons learned from the dot-com crash, and the characteristics of monopolies as drivers of progress. Thiel also analyzes different societal...
2025-04-1824 min
Lit in a NutshellThink and Grow Rich: Principles of Wealth by Napoleon HillNapoleon Hill's "Think and Grow Rich" presents a philosophy for achieving personal success and wealth through a set of thirteen principles. The book asserts that thoughts, when combined with definite purpose, persistence, and intense desire, can be transformed into reality. It emphasizes the power of auto-suggestion to influence the subconscious mind and the importance of faith in achieving one's goals. Hill examines the lives of successful individuals and outlines strategies for organized planning, decision-making, and overcoming common fears that hinder prosperity. The text also explores the role of imagination, specialized knowledge, and a "Master Mind" alliance in the pursuit...
2025-04-1819 min
Lit in a NutshellBuilt to Last: Enduring Habits of Visionary Companies by Jim Collins and Jerry I. Porras"Built to Last: Successful Habits of Visionary Companies" explores the enduring success of exceptional corporations by contrasting them with comparable firms. The authors identify key characteristics that distinguish these visionary companies, emphasizing the importance of a deeply ingrained core ideology that remains constant while the company relentlessly pursues progress and adapts to change. The study challenges several myths about corporate success, such as the necessity of charismatic leaders or having a specific set of correct core values. Ultimately, the book argues that building a lasting company is more about "clock building"âcreating a robust organizationâthan "time telling"ârelying on bri...
2025-04-1617 min
Lit in a NutshellThe Lean Startup: Continuous Innovation for Radical Success by Eric Ries"The Lean Startup" advocates for a new approach to building and launching businesses based on validated learning through experimentation. It argues that startup success is not random but can be engineered by following a specific process. The core of this methodology involves quickly building a "minimum viable product" (MVP) to test fundamental assumptions with real customers. This allows entrepreneurs to measure customer reactions, learn from the data, and decide whether to pivot their strategy or persevere. The book emphasizes iterative development, actionable metrics over vanity metrics, and a culture of continuous learning to minimize waste and increase the chances...
2025-04-1632 min
The Restless MindDigging Deep: Power is not served a la carteIn digging Deep, I try to explain in real-life details what some quotes and statements really mean in practice. For this episode I explain the thoughts of politicians when they quote power is not served a la carte. Listen, comment and share.
2022-08-3006 minThe Restless MindSetting Standards for Good GovernanceHow should we rate leaders? How do you know when they have performed well? What should be the benchmark of assessment? I delve into this in this episode of our podcast. Take listen, follow us and share with someone.
2022-03-1602 minThe Restless MindHow Your Personality Can Help You SellWho is the man is the ultimate question for both personal and corporate branding. In this episode I share how your person can either move the brand forward or backward.
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2022-03-1302 minThe Restless MindWhy You Should Do the Hard ThingsGuess I had a moment of idea over the weekend so I decided to share. I am sure this will make sense. Happy Listening.
2022-02-2802 minThe Restless MindHow To be the Hype Man of your BusinessIn this episode, I give a brief on an experience I had with an employee and the lesson that taught me. I hope it will make a lot of sense to you as well.
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2022-02-2702 minThe Restless MindLogistics and How to Place an OrderI give a brief of our new business and share an important hint of how to make order easily and what details are required to activate one.
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2022-02-1207 minThe Restless MindCan Good People Change Politics?We have believed that politics is bad because of the players but what if there is more to that? What if it is beyond the politicians? We discuss this and why politics might not be about players alone.
2022-01-0207 minThe Restless MindThe Joy of FatherhoodIn celebration of Father's Day, we share on some of the responsibilities, demands and expectations from fathers all around the world.
2021-06-2205 minThe Restless MindGoing beyond Protests to Political ActionIn this episode, I share how young Nigerians can create a movement that is beyond protests to political action.
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2021-06-1606 minThe Restless MindWhen God Overrides our Abilities and InabilitiesThis is an episode about how God can override our choices, our will, abilities and Inabilities. His blessings might be conditional but God being God can make exceptions.
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2021-05-0612 minThe Restless MindHow Nigeria Is Experiencing a Generational ShockThere is a trend where old and young Nigerians don't agree politically and otherwise. It is playing out every week and we discuss what the issue is.
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2021-05-0106 minThe Restless MindInsecurity in Nigeria and the Helplessness of Nigerian GovernorsWe discuss the security situation in Nigeria and why Nigerian State governors are helpless in their various states against the different forms of criminality.
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2021-04-2906 min
The Restless MindTrailer for the Restless Mind PodcastThis is a preview and an introduction of what to expect from the podcast titled The Restless Mind. It is hosted by Emeka Azubuike and will share ideas and thoughts regarding key areas of God, Business and Politics. However, there might be a lot of bias towards political content but we will ensure that every area is touched.Â
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2021-04-2803 min