Philosopher's Notes TV is back!!!

 

(You can also follow along with the episodes on the podcast here!)

 

So many of you started your Optimize/Heroic journeys through PNTV episodes, and I’m excited to invite you back into our virtual classroom with the old-school chalkboard.

 

Note: In a world where everything is one 2-second jump-cut to another, I’m pretty committed to simply having a normal conversation with you (lol) like we had a chance to discuss some great ideas from a great book!!!😝🤓

 

Fun fact: I’ve done HUNDREDS of PNTV episodes and I don’t think I’ve ever made an edit in any of them. (I did just make one in a new episode when the dogs started going NUTS outside the studio-office and didn’t want to redo the first half because I was kinda on fire but…)

 

I started these back in 2008 (did I mention time flies?!?😳) with a simple idea: pull the most life-changing ideas out of the best self-development books ever written, and help you live them TODAY. 

 

As I’ve started saying in the new episodes…

 

Life-changing ideas are only life-changing if you live them. 

 

Helping you actually APPLY the life-changing wisdom from these great books so you can be the version of yourself you know you want to be is why I do what I do and why I’m bringing the PNTVs back. 

 

Now…

 

For the relaunch, I needed to decide which of the hundreds of books I’ve read over the last five years I‘d start with. 

 

I’ve read a LOT of great books. 

 

But…

 

The decision was easy. 

 

I decided to kick off the new episodes with Note #750 on True and False Magic by Phil Stutz.

 

As you know if you’ve been following along, I’ve had nearly 500 1:1 coaching sessions with Phil over the last nine years. He's become my Yoda.

 

I hope you enjoy the episode.

 

I've got 100 more of the best books I've read queued up and ready to film. So stay tuned.

 

I'm fired up. 

 

It’s Day 1. 

 

We’re ALL IN. 

 

Let’s go!!

 

-bri

 

P.S. I took another long break over a decade ago and came back with a PNTV on Phil’s first book: The Tools. Want to see me then and now? Check out that PNTV!

 

P.P.S. Phil also wrote the foreword to my book. Check that out here.