What Does it Mean to be Courageous in Daily Life, With Ryan Holiday

What Does it Mean to be Courageous in Daily Life, With Ryan Holiday

Brad and Steve are joined by author Ryan Holiday for a wide-ranging discussion on courage: how it relates to self and society, and the big and small acts in our lives. They also discuss Ryan's routines, how he sticks to them, adhering to a process-mindset vs. an outcome one, and why physical practice is such an integral part of Ryan's job as a writer. For those who don't know him personally, Ryan is a great and genuine dude — he's the real deal. Ryan has done a bunch of podcasts on his new book, so we made sure to stick to new questions, prompts, and stories. This is one of our best conversations in a long time.

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Courage is Calling

How the Word is Passed

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The Practice of Groundedness

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