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Requesting an audiobook of "Objective Secure" by Nick Lavery.
It's not available on audiobook
I'd also appreciate other self-improvement book recommendations.This is what convinced me to read this one:
>Picrel only book I've ever gifted, multiple times. It's a compilation of all the life advice from the ex military gurus becoming popular these days, without trying to be; Nick Lavery was in that milieu and also had to apply everything he knew about self discipline, drive, motivation etc to get back into fighting shape while missing a leg. And he did it. So it works.
> Books from Jocko and Goggins etc are good but this has all the stuff they talk about, but applied and proven in practice; it's good to listen to "disciples" rather than primary sources because you can drink your own koolaid without knowing it, it takes someone else applying your knowledge to prove that it is broadly applicable. Plus it's one short book instead of several plus days of podcast episodes.
It's not available on audiobook
I'd also appreciate other self-improvement book recommendations.This is what convinced me to read this one:
>Picrel only book I've ever gifted, multiple times. It's a compilation of all the life advice from the ex military gurus becoming popular these days, without trying to be; Nick Lavery was in that milieu and also had to apply everything he knew about self discipline, drive, motivation etc to get back into fighting shape while missing a leg. And he did it. So it works.
> Books from Jocko and Goggins etc are good but this has all the stuff they talk about, but applied and proven in practice; it's good to listen to "disciples" rather than primary sources because you can drink your own koolaid without knowing it, it takes someone else applying your knowledge to prove that it is broadly applicable. Plus it's one short book instead of several plus days of podcast episodes.
