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Mentioned in 27 episodes

The Little Prince

Book • 1943

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

Written and illustrated by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, 'The Little Prince' tells the story of a young prince who travels from his small home planet to Earth, encountering various characters that symbolize the absurdities and narrow-mindedness of grown-ups.

The prince, who deeply loves a rose on his home planet, learns valuable lessons about the importance of human connections and the uniqueness of loved ones through his interactions with a fox and other characters.

The story is a poignant reflection on life, human nature, and the importance of seeing with the heart rather than the eyes.

Mentioned by

Federico Sturzenegger

Christian Busch

Mentioned in 27 episodes

Mentioned by

David Senra

in the context of Yvon Chouinard's philosophy and approach to business.

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Mentioned by

Gabor Maté

in relation to the concept of truth and the heart's ability to see beyond the intellect.

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Andriy Burkov

as a book that impacted him.

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Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

, referencing a quote about vain men only hearing praise.

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Mentioned by

Gokul Rajaram

as a quote he lives by.

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Mentioned in the context of the suspect's Goodreads profile, highlighting his diverse reading interests.

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Mentioned by

Adrian Grenier

in the context of responsibility and the ethical implications of caring for animals.

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Mentioned by

Scott Galloway

as a book he loves, referencing a quote from it.

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Mentioned by

Federico Sturzenegger

as an analogy to explain the nature of Peronism in Argentina.

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Mentioned by

Andy J. Pizza

as an example of a book that intrigues readers.

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Mentioned by

Ryan Holiday

as a source for a quote about the importance of the heart.

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Mentioned by

Christian Busch

as a book that inspires his questioning.

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Mentioned by

Andy J. Pizza

as a book containing a quote used in his work.

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Mentioned by

Rich Cruz

, who referenced a quote from it to illustrate aligning people with the purpose of Netflix.

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Mentioned by

Andy J. Pizza

when describing a book that made him feel like he was not the same person afterward.

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Mentioned by

Amy Hughes

to illustrate the power of words and how adults often dismiss children's perspectives.

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Mentioned by

Andy J. Pizza

as his all-time favorite book, reread during his last vacation.

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Mentioned by

Andy J. Pizza

as the source of a quote that inspired his “Invisible Things” project, focusing on seeing with the heart.

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Recommended by

Ryan Holiday

as a great example of a book with killer lines that works for all ages.

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