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#53 Stop Being Ordinary: Learn to Read a Book a Day and Quit Drinking w/ James Swanwick

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James Swanwick, Former Sportscenter Anchor, joins us to take your life from average to awesome.   James teaches us how stop drinking alcohol to perform better and fills us in on his technique for reading a book per day. These two habits have allowed him to use the law of attraction to bring an incredible level of people into his life.   There are some amazing book recommendations in this episode and James tell us that a "good plan today, is better than a perfect plan tomorrow."    James is also the host of the James Swanwick Show who's previous guests have included Robert Greene, Keith Ferrazzi, Ryan Holiday, Tai Lopez, Rich Roll, Mark Divine, Jonathan Haidt, Bo Eason, Tucker Max, Rob Woolf, Peter Sage and more.   He's also interviewed  Hollywood stars including Nicole Kidman, Matthew McConaughey, Russell Crowe, Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Jennifer Aniston, Michael Douglas, Jamie Foxx, and Lindsay Lohan.   Swanwick is the founder of the 30 Day No Alcohol Challenge and Swannies Blue Blocking glasses. 

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