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In this episode of the Books for Men podcast, host Douglas Vigliotti discusses the book The Order of Time by Carlo Rovelli. Vigliotti, who admits to having failed a physics class in college, finds the book enjoyable and accessible even for those with little knowledge or interest in physics. He appreciates Rovelli's ability to simplify complex topics without oversimplifying them, making them understandable to a wider audience. Vigliotti is particularly drawn to the book's exploration of time, a subject that fascinates him personally. He praises Rovelli's writing style, which combines scientific and philosophical elements, and highlights some of the book's key insights, such as the concept of impermanence and the idea that the world is a collection of events rather than things. Vigliotti encourages listeners to read the book themselves and shares information on how to support the podcast.

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In this episode of the Books for Men podcast, host Douglas Vigliotti discusses the book The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle. He explains that while self-help is often dismissed, and for good reason in many cases, it is a genre that encompasses a wide range of topics and can still benefit personal growth. Vigliotti shares his own spiritual journey and how he finds solace in Eastern philosophical thought. He highlights three key concepts from The Power of Now: observing one's thoughts and emotions, detaching from time, and practicing radical acceptance. Vigliotti encourages listeners to give the book a chance to see if it resonates. He also reminds them to share the podcast with others, visit the website to sign up for the newsletter, and remember they could connect with him on Instagram @douglasvigliotti.

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In this episode I offered you two special bonuses.

1. A pdf worksheet on how to navigate the process of changing the tense. To get this email me at ronh@developingleadersinc.com with Change the Tense worksheet in the subject line. I will add you to my mailing list and send you the worksheet. 

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I invite you to join my mailing list at Developing Leaders Inc, where you will not only receive a free copy of my ebook on delegation but you will also get a free leadership course.

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On this episode we review the latest albums from Miley Cyrus, Meet Me @ The Alter and Suicide Silence! We are also joined by artist Pat Messer aka "Pillow Pete" to discuss his influences, his video review for the 1987 Chipmunks Adventure" film and his connections with celebrities such as Teddy Grey and Doug Walker aka "The Nostalgia Critic!"

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This podcast episode covers Romans 8:31-39, discussing how Christians can be free from fear and find security in the love of Jesus. The episode covers five arguments that prove there is no separation between believers and God. If you struggle to believe in your own security, this episode is sure to encourage you!

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In this episode i reference the amazing book Midline's. You can find it here

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The past 5 months has been tough, here is what I have learned in a summary of the following keypoints expressed. Thank you for all of your love @Risingqueen._ -  Release the past / plant fruitful seeds in your future and detach your mind from being so fixated on the outcomes of life. I love you all!!!