Welcome to the sports motivation podcast. It's your host, Nees Showbo. This is another episode of bars.

It's where I break down an excerpt from a great track or something that I read from a book.

Now, the book I'm getting ready to break down, this book probably is among the most used in terms of bars in the whole entire time I've

been doing this series. I read a lot. I actually haven't been reading as much this year.

This has been a heavy action year for me, and it is my goal to spend more time reading

every day. But reading every day.

But reading every day is a baseline habit for me.

And when worse comes the worse, during those periods of time where I'm not reading as much,

there are always certain books that I'm always reading.

Does that make sense?

Like I have multiple copies in at least three different places in my home.

They're like, I'm not an

overly religious person, so the religious people out there, please don't call this blasphemy.

But it's like my versions of the Bible, if you will. And it's not one. I have several books

like that, probably like five to seven. And one of them is the art of war by Sun Tzu.

Incredibly, incredibly practical and written so plainly and simply and has such real life applications

that it's very difficult not to get something from it every single time I read, no matter if

it's a page, a paragraph, 10 pages, 20, et cetera.

All right.

So this, I want to read this.

This is all page 25 or 125.

Now, obviously, there are a lot of different translations out there.

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