S1E12 Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

S1E13 Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki

While some think that this book is about money, it’s actually about thinking differently. So many of us pursue riches under the assumption that working hard and getting a good job is the quickest path to wealth when in reality there’s a way to think rich that is taught in this book. Join in on this intriguing conversation as we break down the truths we were taught by many when the truth is only understood by few.  Follow us on Social Media - @TwoBrosLit

S1E12 Meditations by Marcus Aurelius

Sometimes there’s one book that just completely hits you in a way you never expected. Meditations was that book for us. After reading through it multiple times, the lessons we’ve gained have been extremely enlightening. Will it become a yearly ritual for us to pick up this 2,000 year old book?  Find us on social media - @TwoBrosLit

S1E11 Can’t Hurt Me by David Goggins

Today on Two Bros Lit we dig into David Goggins' Can't Hurt Me — comparing audiobook vs reading, reacting to his extreme feats and traumatic upbringing, and using the book to fuel workouts and toughen routines.   We also wrestle with the cost of relentless self-discipline versus staying present for family, the dangers of social media and short-form distraction, and practical takeaways: tighten your schedule, build habits, and balance ambition with relationships. Upcoming reads and a few cigar tales round out the episode.   Find us on Social Media! @TwoBrosLit

S1E10 Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir

Two Bros Lit discuss Andy Weir’s Project Hail Mary, mixing book vs. movie comparisons with personal reactions, science explanations (relativity, language, astrophage) and touches of humor about cigars, taxes and rainy podcasting. The episode highlights themes of friendship, sacrifice and curiosity as the hosts reflect on Rocky and Dr. Grace’s bond, story surprises, and why this book struck them emotionally.   Find us on Social Media - @TwoBrosLit

S1E9 Let Them Theory by Mel Robbins

Can all of stoicism be boiled down to two words? “Let them”? How does “Let me” incorporate into that as well? While quite different than Ryan Holiday in style and prose, Mel presents a different package to stillness, satisfaction, and enough that definitely works for some. Whether or not we gained inspiration from the book is at the core of our discussion in this episode.  Follow us on social media @TwoBrosLit