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Carlin Challenges You as To What Makes You Think You're Normal?

Ben Franklin And His Advice On Legacy

Want to Build a Reputation? Ford Recommends Taking Action

Den Heijer Asks If You're Tired Because You're Uninspired And Not Because You're Overworked

Harris Ponders Diffusion of Responsibility

Balain Observed That Sometimes "Normal" Is Just Surface Level

Aird Wants You To Be a Good Example Instead of The Alternative

Polya Recommends Solving a Problem in Multiple Ways For True Understanding

Strength Comes From Yourself As Well As Your Team, Says Kipling

Do Our Experiences or Our Choices Shape Who We Are, Asked Darwish

Notke Warns Talented People Not To Coast On Their Gift

How to Succeed Like A Rockefeller - Don't Neglect The Common Things

Mencius Describes What A Great Man Is

Dostoevsky Learned That Active Love Isn't Easy, But Worth It

Artist Chuck Close Didn't Wait For Inspiration To Create, And Neither Should You

Ferriss Asks: What Is Really the Opposite of Love and Happiness?

Ziglar Asks: What Are You Waiting For?

Misovic Writes About The Dangers of Victories

Gregorek Advises to Pay Now and Play Later

Housel Observes That Prices Paid For Things Are Never Obvious

Great Leaders Make Great People, Not Just Great Workers, Says Maxwell

The Clock Keeps Ticking, And So Should You, Says Levenson

Brown Observes What Brave Leaders Always Do

Wisdom Over Knowledge, When There's Humility, Advised Cowper

MrBeast Says Be True To Yourself; Ignore Societal Labels

Harris Says Relax, You'll Be Better For It

Succeed Such That You Create Your Own Category, Says Picasso

Asimov Warns That Knowledge Without Wisdom Is Dangerous

Are Some Eccentric Opinions Just Future Facts?

How Today's Information Shapes Your Future Thoughts

Kierkegaard Warns Against Analysis Paralysis

Ogden Nash's Funny Advice for Lasting Marriage

Jack Nicklaus has the Antidote for Anxiety

If Your Beliefs Aren't Challenged, Complacency Follows, Says Mills

Hope May Be "Invented" By Humans, But Does That Matter?

Perfection Can Be Harmful, Says Anne Mollegen Smith

Robert Duvall's View on Fatherhood and Successful Men

Dale Carnegie Advised That We Shouldn't Be So Quick To Judge

Tony Adams Says Team First, Legacy Follows

Don't Blindly Trust Written Words, Warns Maimonides

A Little Advice For Graduates From Michael Josephson

Bruce Lee, The Wise Man, And The Fool

Aeschylus Reminds Us That Suffering Is Not In Vain

Jung Warns That Anything Can Be Addictive

Making Points and Staying Friends with Howard Newton

A Parenting Tip From James Baldwin

Warren Asks If You Know What True Humility Is

Atwood Wants You to See The Invisible Boundaries Around You

Digging Deeper With Will Rogers

Coach John Wooden Says Character Over Everything Else

Montesquieu's Warning of Tyranny Through "Justice and Law"

It's the Planning, not the Plan, That Will Bring Success, says Eisenhower

Lao Tzu Respected the Silent Ones More Than the Chatty Ones

Tolstoy's philosophy Inspires You to Change the Toilet Paper Roll, and Yourself, for the Better

Making Decisions in Uncertain Times With Tennessee Williams

Sun Tzu Doesn't Want You to Rely on Past Victories

Admiral Grace Hopper's Warning

Freud and the Power of Love

Psychologist James' Secret to Being Wise

Invest in Your Team, Then Trust Them to Perform, Like Major Dick Winters Did

Cohen Suggests That You Can Free Yourself by Knowing Yourself

Traveling and Learning with Anthony Bourdain

Does Solzhenitsyn Think Equality and Freedom are Mutually Exclusive?

James Clear and the Importance of Systems and Habits for Success

Hoffer's Observation of Hiding Behind Rudeness

Robert Frost wants you to listen

Judgment and Experience with Rita Mae Brown

Twain says there's no excuse to be ignorant anymore

Hanlon's lesson on stupidity versus evil intentions

Paulo Coehlo warns about taking comfort in mistakes

Fear and Suffering with Montaigne

Brancusi's Secret to Success

Sinners and Saints

Voltaire suggests you think before you speak

Checkhov said that haters are gonna hate

Exploring mercy and justice with Adam Smith

Achieving things with Leonard Bernstein

Exploring the river with Heraclitus

Flying with Nietzsche

Smarts or Honesty? Samuel Johnson says both!

No shortcuts or hacks with Beverly Sills

Shedding light with Edith Wharton

Rousseau's four sides of every story

Comparisons by Mark Twain

Length versus Depth in Life, Savant's View

Finding ingenuity with Schopenhauer

Learning with the poet, T.S. Eliot

Battling monsters with Nietzsche

Heinlein and prejudices vs. logic

Kropotkin, competition vs. cooperation

Aristotle and an educated mind

Welcome, first episode! John Calvin and Humility