Jonathon Nazario and his Book Society

48m · Life Passion and Business · 24 Apr 21:29

A flashback to January 2021 with Jonathan Nazario: I was looking for a show to reshare with you today, and I wondered what happened to Jonathan, given we are three years on. At the time of recording, Jonathon was 17. The book is still available on Amazon, but his social chnnels look dormant. I have reached out, and I will see what transpires. If you are interested in Focus coaching the link is here, and at the bottom.

______________________________________________________ This podcast brings a different perspective to my usual conversations because, unlike most of my guests, Jonathon Nazario is just 17 years old, which, from my (57-year-old) perspective, is the very beginning of life’s experiences.

His book is called Society, The World In Which We Live and is a self-help philosophical mix that is his take on the world, highlighting human behaviour, education, and the business world.

When this young author approached me through one of the podcast matching sites. I have to admit, my old cynic reared its head and said

“What can a 17-year-old possibly know about Life, Passion and Business?”

Intrigued to know more, I followed through with an introductory chat that turned into a refreshing conversation and an invitation to come on the podcast.

In this programme, we discuss his personal view of success, contribution, and the meaning of life. Jonathon has big plans for the future and a vision that includes exceeding his personal expectations.

Despite being an old cynic, it is refreshing to hear the perspective of one so young. With his positive mindset, Jonathon will likely fulfil his vision, and I hope I have the opportunity to catch up with him again in 10 years to see how things are going.

If you want to catch up with Jonathon Nazario, you can find his book on Amazon.com. Given that we are three years old, the social links seem to be dormant.

TIMELINE:

3.00 Passionate 3.40 Efficiency is key 6.00 Finding the best information is not online 8.30 How the book was written in 90 hours 11.00 Using time and effort effectively 14.00 Optimization and results 16.00 Creation of a new Para dime using the book to solve a problem 18.00 How to build a house 21.00 Motivational speakers that follow their own advice 25.00 What is success 27.00 Wanting a billion $ 32.00 Contributionand the book he plans to write 33.00 Living to 100 35.00 The power of debate

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