Welcome to the sports motivation podcast. It is your host, Niyshobo, Books and Bars. It's a special

episode I do for you guys once a week where I break down excerpts for my favorite books,

bars for my favorite rap songs, and today we're focused on a book. Now, when I read this book,

I remember I think it was like, it was last year, early last year.

And some books take me a long time to read. I think I'm better than average in terms of

speed. I'm not, I don't know how to speed read just yet. I'm actually working on it.

But I'm a better than average reader in terms of speed. But sometimes a book comes along that

really makes me slow down because

it's that dense and dense in a good way, meaning it's almost like a rich, like clam chowder

or something. Like you can't have too much of it. You got to eat it slow, right? So anyway,

one of those books was this book, which is by Wayne Dyer, who actually passed away a few years ago, so rest in peace.

And Wayne Dyer is a legend, man.

Like, I don't know how you feel about him.

I don't know if you agree with his work or not, but he's a legend.

He has written several game-changing books, and he's a really spiritual dude.

I don't really know how to describe him.

I'll just read the back.

Wayne Dyer, Ph.D. is an internationally renowned author and speaker in the field of self-development, right?

So he's one of the O.Gs in this personal development game. He's actually someone who can call himself a self-development guru and not be full of crap, right? If you did that today, you'd have a hard time.

So, Wayne Dyer, and the book is called The Power of Intention.

I think this is one of his most popular.

I think Erroneous Zones is probably his bestselling.

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