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Hello everyone and welcome back to the One Thing podcast. I am personally so incredibly excited to have Dr. James Dodie here. He isn't an inventor, an entrepreneur, a philanthropist, a neurosurgeon who has been on the faculty of Stanford University School of Medicine since 1997 in the neurosurgery department as a professor.

He's a New York Times best-selling author

of Into the Magic Shop.

And here to talk to us today about his newest book, My Magic.

Welcome, James.

We're so thrilled to have you.

Well, it's wonderful to be here, and thank you for having me. I appreciate it. And also, thank you for the kind words about Into the Magic Shop.

You know, it's amazing. I think that book came out in 2015 and not

only was it a New York Times bestseller it's been a bestseller in eight

countries and which is quite amazing 36 languages and actually what is most amazing at least according to younger people is that the

Korean pop music band BTS used it as the basis for their third album and there's a song called Magic Shop.

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