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Today's Daily Highlight from Elvis Duran in the Morning Show.

Oh, so today is September 9th.

Tuesday, September 9th?

Yeah.

Every couple of days or so, I will pick up the book called The Daily Stoic and read it.

You know what I'll talk about it. People all loving this book. It's been up for years.

I ordered it because of you. Yeah, I ordered it too. You're an influencer, sir.

I'm an influencer. Oh my God.

Walk, don't run to buy the Daily Stoic. I just haven't opened mine yet, though.

It's there.

Can I read today's September 9th?

Nothing to fear but fear itself.

In the early days of what would become known as the Great Depression, a new president

named Franklin Delano Roosevelt, our FDR, was sworn in and gave his first inaugural address.

As the last president to hold office before the 20th Amendment was ratified, FDR wasn't able to take office until March,

meaning that the country had been without strong leadership for months.

Panic was in the air, banks were failing, people were scared, it was a rough time back then.

I should know, I was there.

You've probably heard the term, nothing fear but fear itself that's a soundbite from president of roosevelt he gave that in his famous speech

the full line is worth reading because it applies to many different things we face in life now

listen up if you're facing something challenging in life something that's frightening it's keeping you from

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