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Mentioned in 12 episodes

Chop Wood Carry Water

Book • 2016

The book follows a young boy's journey as he learns valuable lessons from his sensei, Sensei Akira, about the importance of doing simple tasks over a long period.

The phrase 'chop wood, carry water' symbolizes the daily efforts necessary to build a strong foundation for success.

The book offers practical strategies and emphasizes the significance of consistent good habits, daily tasks, and embracing the process to achieve long-term goals.

Mentioned by

Christopher Miller

Mentioned in 12 episodes

Mentioned by

Christopher Miller

as a parable about patience, humility, and focusing on the process.

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Mentioned by

Cory Hixson

as a book he wants to read, relating to the concept of discomfort and suffering.

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Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

in the context of focusing on the present moment and the process.

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Mentioned by

Candace Parker

as one of her favorite books, which is about commitment to the process.

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Mentioned by

Lewis Howes

when discussing the importance of responding rather than reacting in challenging situations.

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Mentioned by

Candace Parker

as a book about living in the moment.

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Mentioned by

Molly Fletcher

as a great book, easy to read and about falling in love with the process.

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Recommended by

Gage Heward

as a book emphasizing the importance of fundamentals and consistent effort.

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Mentioned by

Camille Moore

, highlighting the concept of building one's own house as a metaphor for dedication and focus.

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Recommended by

Sean Guenther

as an easy read with practical advice on mental performance for athletes.

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