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Coach Dan John and I are back discussing the philosophies of The Sword in the Stone and how they apply to modern-day life.

Dan John is a world-renowned strength coach and mentor to many in the fitness industry. I am grateful for these philosophical discussions and learn so much from Dan.

In this episode, Dan discusses the importance of doing the work! Whether it applies to strength training, kung fu, or education… there are no shortcuts in life. He also shares his thoughts on the insurrection at the Capitol and his theory on the promise of America. Dan also gives me an education on the history of revolutions!

I urge everyone to listen with an open mind and to let me know your thoughts. (especially if you have read the book)

It is an honor to talk with guests like Dan, and I hope to continue to bring these conversations to you.

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Discussed in this episode:

Gettysburg
Civil war
Revolutions – Russian, Ireland, American, French
FBI
Dune
On the road
Sword in the stone
The godfather
T.h. White
C.S. Lewis
Tolkien
Disney
Star wars
Empire strikes back

CREDITS Host: Mimi Chan Intro Music: Mike Relm

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