What We Have Been Reading | Brian O'Leary

Warren Buffett says to read 500 pages a week.  Yet, The Atlantic recently reported that kids aren't "following in love with reading" anymore... what gives?

Brian O'Leary joins me to launch a sermon on the value of reading right now and then we launch into our list.

Guest: Brian O’Leary is an independent media personality spanning several fields—podcasting, professional copywriting, internet marketing, broadcasting, and more. The mission of this “once & future” baseball coach is to restore, build, and promote a more robust and serious culture.

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Background Reading:

  • The Crusades - Thomas Asbridge
  • Capone
  • The Franco Regime - Stanley Payne
  • Start with No - Jim Camp
  • No B.S. Time Management for Entrepreneurs - Dan Kennedy
  • Expect to Win, Hate to Lose - Matt Furey
  • Sacred Then and Sacred Now  - Tom Woods
  • Oversubscribed - Daniel Priestley
  • The Political Pope - George Neumayr
  • The Biden Deception - George Neumayr
  • Bitcoin is Venice - Allen Farrington
  • Restoring the family - Marian Horvat
  • Submission - Houellebecq
  • God’s Will: The Life and Works of Sr. Mary Wilhelmina
  • Leisureville - Andrew Blechman
  • The Father's Son - Jim Sano
  • The Cypresses Believe in God - Jose Maria Gironella
  • The Lord of the Rings - Tolkien
  • Song of Ice & Fire - George R.R. Martin
  • The Iliad & The Odyssey - Homer
  • The Long Ships - Frans Bengtsson
  • Texas - Michener
  • Cryptonomicon - Neal Stephenson
  • Born Standing Up - Steve Martin
  • The Medieval Machine - Jean Gimpel
  • Deflation & Liberty - Guido Hulsmann
  • Eating the Dinosaur - Chuck Klosterman
  • Cinema Speculation - Tarantino

Author

Andrew Flattery, CFP®

Andy Flattery is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ and Owner of Simple Wealth Planning. He serves young and affluent families that are working to lower their time preference and achieve financial sovereignty. Flattery is the host of The Reformed Financial Advisor Podcast, where he relates stories in Kansas City history to pivotal themes in personal finance. When he’s not helping individuals build wealth, you can catch him playing rec sports, reading Austrian economists, and spending time with his wife and three children.