The Art and Science of Becoming Sovereign

Nolan Wilson
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The Art and Science of Becoming Sovereign

Learn from the sovereign men and women of past and present.

  1. 2D AGO

    101 - Benjamin Franklin - Lessons From America's Most Unique Founding Father

    I read “Benjamin Franklin: An American Life" Benjamin Franklin was born into a middle class family, ranaway from home as a teen, and became one of America's best diplomats, scientists, political thinkers, and founding fathers who dined with European kings before he passed away. He was experimental, nuanced, incredibly curious, and profoundly influential on his community, nation, and the world in his time and for centuries in posterity. In this podcast you will learn how he thought about polit...

    1h 12m

  2. MAR 12

    100 - Q&A: Conspirary Theories, Sleeping on The Floor, and The Biggest Surprise From 100 Episodes

    This is the 100th of episode of The Art and Science of Becoming Sovereign podcast. I asked folks to submit questions and I answered them. Thank you for supporting the podcast and finding it valuable.

    36 min

  3. FEB 17

    99 - The Rough Riders - The American Spirit Inspiring the Revival of American Classics

    Today, Monday, February 17th at 4pm EST, we are launching RoughRider: a brand that myself and two of my close friends have been building for nearly a year. Classic clothing designs with a western touch — made in America, by Americans, for Americans. The name RoughRider is an ode to the First United States Volunteer Cavalry Regiment, also known as the Rough Riders. Led by Colonel Leonard Wood and Lieutenant Colonel Theodore Roosevelt, these men volunteered to fight the nation’s ene...

    52 min

  4. JAN 27

    98 - Ernest Shackleton - Leadership Lessons From An Incredible Antarctic Journey

    I read “Endurance: Shackleton's Incredible Voyage" Sir Ernest Shackleton was an Irish in the early 20th century who led the Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition - one of the most daring and famous expeditions of the last several hundred years. The 28 man crew spent 622 days alone in the Antarctic, enduring some of the harshest weather and living conditions on Earth before being rescued. Everyone survived the treacherous journey in large part due to the incredible leadership of Shackleton. ...

    1h 4m

  5. JAN 20

    97 - Ben Wilson - How To Take Over The World

    Ben Wilson is the host of the renowned podcast How To Take Over The World where he studies history’s greatest leaders and heroes so you can learn lessons from their lives and become a great leader yourself. We discuss why great leaders study great leaders and why you should too, the role copying has in creating, the two qualities of every great leader, how to cultivate a vision, how Jesus took over the world without leaving a couple hundred mile radius, the most understudied historical figur...

    1h 30m

  6. JAN 13

    96 - Ralph Waldo Emerson - The Ultimate Virtue

    I read 'Courage' - a short essay by esteemed American writer Ralph Waldo Emerson. Emerson discusses the three characteristics which elicit respect across mankind, the most important and rare of which is real, genuince courage. He discusses how to cultivate courage and why men revere their courageous fellows so much. We can all live more courageously; this essay will help you do just that. ---- Click the link to join my free email newsletter to get the 7 most important takeaways from this...

    27 min

  7. JAN 7

    95 - Greg Lapin - Can You Honestly Protect Yourself and Your Loved Ones?

    Greg Lapin is a former law enforcement officer and government contractor with two decades of experience on SWAT teams, government special operations, and deploying to war zones. He’s a first degree black belt in Jiu Jitsu, the founder of Vida Jiu Jitsu, and currently the head professor of Jiu Jitsu at Field Craft Survival. We discuss why Greg loves jiu jitsu, why your ability to protect yourself will enhance exponentially when you begin training jiu jitsu, the principles of situa...

    1 hr

  8. JAN 3

    94 - Alistair Urquhart - Prisoner of War, Atomic Bomb Survivor

    I read “The Forgotten Highlander: An Incredible WWII Story of Survival in the Pacific" Alistair Urquhart was a Scottish born soldier in WW2 who was a prisoner of war under the Imperial Japanese Army for several years. He endured immense suffering working on the Death Railway along the River Kwai, survived a shipwreck followed by several days alone at sea, and was hit by the atomic bomb blast in Nagasaki. He lived a long and fruitful life, moving on at the age of 97 years old. In this book, h...

    1h 6m
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