The Tom Woods Show, episode 13116.

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Your daily dose of Liberty Education starts here, the Tom Woods Show.

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Hey everybody, Tom Woods here. Very glad to be talking to Pat Flynn today. I've been a guest on his

podcast, The Pat Flynn Show. That's how I really got to know him. And this is an impressive guy. He is a

hardcore Rothbardian libertarian. He's also a business and fitness coach. He actually, well,

we'll talk about his connection to Michael Malice, our favorite guest here on the Tom Wood Show.

A lot to say about Pat, but he's just everything he does he's good at, and it makes me crazy.

And in fact, that's exactly what we're going to be talking about today.

How can you be in that kind of a situation?

Because we're going to be talking about his brand new book, How to Be Better at Almost Everything. Fantastic book, linking to it on the show notes page,

tomwoods.com slash 1316. And I want to talk about it just because here we are at the beginning of

2019. A lot of people still making and thinking about and pursuing New Year's resolutions,

but sometimes fecklessly and haphazardly.

And this is one of the few – and I'm going to tell Pat, this is one of the few books in this genre that actually gives you specific, actionable things to do.

It's not just a series of fortune cookie fortunes or aphorisms from Benjamin Franklin's Almanac or anything like that.

It's actual, do this and you'll be more effective. Do that. Don't do this. Don't approach things like

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