Welcome to the sports motivation podcast. This is your host, Niyy Shobo, and this is another episode of Up on Game.

It's where I introduce you to something that I find valuable in hopes that you find value in it as well.

And I get a sense of pride from that. And of course, you get the value. All right. So today, you know, I talk about

reading a ton and I have a lot of book recommendations. And you could actually go and,

matter of fact, in the show notes for this episode, I'll have B. Kroc put the link to my

top 100 book list. And I try not to overwhelm you with book

recommendations, although I'm sure I do that anyway. And the reason is because not all books are

created equal, quite frankly. And just because I read a book doesn't mean you should read it as well.

You know, so if I feel like there's a a book you should read, I'll tell you.

But there are a select number of books that I find universally valuable where I buy several

copies and I gift them to people that I care about and they're that good of books.

And this, I want to introduce you to one of those books today.

And it's by a young author who goes by the name of Ryan Holiday.

He mentored under Robert Green and has about eight bestselling books.

And this particular book is unique in that.

And there's books like this.

I'm sure you probably have, you know, those sort of 365 day, you know, where it's like

one for each day of the year, right?

And sometimes those books can be kind of corny, but depending on the angle that they take.

So Ryan Holiday is a stoic, he studies stoic philosophy and does a brilliant job of articulating the stoic philosophy.

And of course, I consider him a stoic philosopher. And he very much buys into the stoic philosophy.

And he has a book called The the Stoic philosophy.

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