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A gem for historians and life coaches

Revisado: 02-17-25

Well summarized and interestingly compiled history of the emperor who ruled like solomon thought like Socrates and died a legend.

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Worth listening

Revisado: 01-31-25

One thing I disagree with Ursula mentioned she was called special and felt it was because they had to excuse her being with them (her the references to black). I wasn’t there when it was said but they could have meant rugs to riches the American dream story. When I look at people I don’t see colors or religions…. Yes of course our society has made such. Big deal about it that it permeates my thoughts but like a passing cloud it moves and I see the person. So I believe they may have meant special cause Ursula is special and amazing having achieved her positions by hard work and having not been groomed for it thus breaking out and carving her own yellow brick road (not in money) but in making her dreams her own. Besides this point I agree with usual and the authors in most of the rest and loved the podcast

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Must read/listen

Revisado: 07-20-24

Life- you have one life don’t waste it. Listening to Eddie Penney’s narration you don’t only get entertained you learn and get inspired… with a list of simple steps you even get a to do plan so you can be your best for yourself for your family, for your nation and yes even for the world. Eddie, I salute you🫡🇺🇸🫶🏼 As you said what you do when no one is watching (but they are) is what defines you… like you suggested, I try to pick up that garbage, as I go on my runs, that someone carelessly dropped.
In few sentences you do the best debriefs “hot wash” never heard that term before but it was very useful. Love that concept and I’m trying to implement it with my kids. Again Thank you for your service on all fronts and for the service of your family🙏. You make me proud to be an American. God bless 🙏🤗❤️🫡 From another new admirer with respect Eyal Levit, MD

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Become your best

Revisado: 06-27-24

I saw the book but thought It was to much in your face… in my life people who boasted too much pushed me away as an overachiever myself competing in national and international championships I loved to watch that overly proud arrogant competitor loose to me… but on one of my trips consoling families of fallen soldiers in Israel I met this Russian speaking family and it was the book beloved by this timid man who was a hero who died in the war in Gaza. “We can’t read in English, please have that book it was his beloved book” O gratefully declined but decided I’ll buy the Audi version and hear it in my flight back. I was happy I did my hat off for this man I’ve learned a lot and he is able to make me a better person. I undrrand what the IDF hero Mattan from Jerusalem found in David & his story. Thank you for a great job making this world a better place. Xoxo

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Important wisdom for life & society

Revisado: 02-06-24

Beautifully discussed but the recording isn’t a high quality sounds aren’t perfectly clear as in audiobooks. Also wish had more sessions on all the Pirkei Avot not only the beginning.

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Honest accurate timely

Revisado: 11-04-23

It’s poignant analysis I read and reread and now use in my book club as we dissect the why now in American antisemitism and how did -10/7/2023 shattered our hopes and promises of never again.

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Beautifully done

Revisado: 02-09-23

I will sunrise historical review of the history of opera with lovely musical pieces, inserted in between a well reviewed and interestingly delivered audiobook. Some areas, more fascinating than others, but all important for grand view of the history of one of the most fascinating human musical theater discoveries.

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Impressive

Revisado: 01-28-23

Very well organized and well delivered!!! Nice mnemonics to remember key features, multiple examples of how one can use it to improve work, life and work-life balance and personal and family health. As a doctor and a longevity teacher & practitioner I whole heartedly agree with all the advice Bernard offers here and have shared it with my office family. Thank you Brandon for sharing your wisdom and experience. Gd bless!🙏👍💪🏻❤️ and keep up your very important work🙏

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A must read for everyone

Revisado: 11-11-22

As I write my review I wonder to whom should I Address it. I guess this is one of the rare books that would be important for any human being to read as soon as they are mature. 13 year old 10 year old and older. It should be read in school discussed in the family setting and become a prerequisite for any UN or politician to read before being accepted into office. Like Victor Hugo’s classic Les Miserable this is the proof his premises in the introduction is correct. I hope her book will reach its goal and North Korea and other brain washing political regimes will be eradicated allowing people to live and enjoy life, honor and peace.

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A masterpiece

Revisado: 08-16-20

The detail the relevance that pertains even through todays world current events makes this book an anatomical blueprint of human nature politics and love. This book is to be enjoyed on multiple levels and the narrator is able to produce the needed ambience for you to loose yourself in it and wait breathlessly for the next step.

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