Episode 373
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“I’m often asked why I listen to so many podcast? I’ve often asked that myself. Do I like the noise in the background of my day? Do I like the entrainment value from each podcast? Am I edified by random pieces of information dropped, or from the POVs of the host(s)? Well, those questions were answered in full today with episode 373 (Booker T. Washington). I listen for the episode like this episode. An episode that is not only entertaining, with great back and forth from the host but 🤯absolutely epically mind blowing. Which happens more often then not with the Jocko podcast line, there are several to choose from.”
22cheapster via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/15/23
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“Great podcast, nothing else comes close to being as insightful and inspiring! Thank You”
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United States of America ·
01/17/16
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“Awesome podcast, always look forward to new episodes every week. Already listened to them all multiple times and keep learning new things each time. Keep up the amazing work, much appreciated!”
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United States of America ·
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“The no bs approach of JW and the topics covered are what makes this podcast enjoyable and interesting to listen to. I hope they keep the current format for at least a while: first the presentation of a book together with a discussion about lessons learned from it, then the answering of...”Read full review »
Dr. Bruns via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/09/16
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