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My name is Rob Dyle and the podcast starts now.

Welcome to the episode everybody.

Before we dive into the episode, I just wanted to talk really quickly about J-pop is on in this episode that you're about to listen to.

There is so much good stuff in here and I am so excited to bring you this episode.

Because this book, The One Thing, which is the best-selling book for the past couple years, it's incredible and it was my favorite book that I've read so far this year out of the 30 to 35 that I've read.

He talks about the six lies that we tell ourselves on the journey to success and how to concentrate on the one thing, the one reason while you were put on this planet and the one thing that you were here to do.

But without further ado, J-pop is on.

Welcome to the MWF Motivation Podcast.

I am your host Rob Dyle and I am very excited for today's episode.

And the reason why is because I have J-pop is on who is the author of the number one book that I've read this year out of about 35 books and it's the book called The One Thing.

And J-you could correct me if I'm wrong but I think it's over 150 appearances on best-selling lists.

It keeps going up. Our publisher recently let us know that it's made over 200 appearances.

Now it's been translated into 24 languages. So I hope that number keeps changing in a positive direction.

Yeah, it's for me absolutely life-changing. I can't be more excited to have you on the podcast.

And like I said, it's number one book that I've read this year and one of the things that I love about the book is I read a lot of books and there's a lot of fluff in a lot of books.

But there's two things that I love about your book. Number one, there's not a lot of fluff, which is amazing because I don't have to skip anything.

But number two, there's a lot of being a visual person. There's a lot of underlining. There's a lot of diagrams.

And the whole purpose of the book, I guess you could say, is kind of what the quote, I think it's an old Chinese proverb.

If you chase two rabbits, you'll catch neither.

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