Brian Johnson is relaunching Philosopher's Notes, his project to summarize the best self-development books. Over 18 years he's written 750 notes, each a 6-page PDF and 20-minute audio. The new PNTV series uses a chalkboard format to help you move from reading ideas to actually living them.
We relaunched Philosopher's Notes. As you know, if you've been following along, in 2008, 18 years ago, I decided it would be fun to create 100 Philosopher's Notes on 100 of the best self-development books ever, where I basically pull out the absolute best, most life-changing ideas from these great books. You know those sections you asterisk and underline and mark all up? I call them big ideas. I drop them into a Philosopher's Note, 6-page PDF, 20-minute MP3. I connect those ideas to other great books, and most importantly, I help you live the wisdom. Life-changing wisdom isn't life-changing unless you live it. You need to move from theory to practice to mastery. We do that together today. That's my intention, to help you show up as your best, most heroic self for your family, community, and world. That's what Philosopher's Notes is all about. I started with 100. We now have 750 notes that I have personally created, moving toward 1,000. We'll see if I get all the way to 2,500 over the next 25 years, God willing. Longer chat. And we've relaunched these PNTVs. Which is basically me inviting you into my virtual classroom. We've got the old school chalkboard. Let's go get to work helping you one more time move from theory to practice to mastery together today so you can show up as your absolute best, most heroic self.
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