Habits of Churchill, Lessons from Napoleon, & The Holy Fire Inside Great Leaders - Andrew Roberts

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  • Опубліковано 20 жов 2024

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  • @timferriss
    @timferriss  3 дні тому +3

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  • @ColinWPLewis
    @ColinWPLewis День тому +2

    Lord Roberts is always such a joy to listen to. Intellectually stimulating, clear and concise. Tim, you have upped your research considerably, good questions and honest probing.

  • @carolpagnon3964
    @carolpagnon3964 3 дні тому +13

    Brilliant interview. We can always learn from history from historians.

  • @Eggs-n-Jakey
    @Eggs-n-Jakey 3 дні тому +4

    TIM'S STILL GOT IT! THIS WAS AMAZING I'M BUYING TWO OF HIS BOOKS NOW!!!!!!!!! BRAVO

  • @MOOREENGAGING
    @MOOREENGAGING 3 дні тому +2

    Good interview. Tim’s curiosity and humor are terrific. As one who has interviewed over 200 authors I was disappointed that Tim had not read any of Andrew’s big books.

  • @carolspencer6915
    @carolspencer6915 2 дні тому +1

    Good evening Tim and Andrew
    Fantastic shared conversation.
    My Dad, simply my best History teacher ever. His story telling talents made learning memorable with meaning. Story short.
    He has for sure left me with a great deal of Love Wisdom and Wit.
    'My Way' a piece of music very dear to me and more so very recently, his very last life lesson through music and lyrics, I like to think.
    This verse in particular speaks to my wee self daily right now.
    'What is a man what has he got if not himself then he has naught
    To say the words of one who feels
    And not the words of one who kneels
    Let the record show
    I took the blows
    And did it my way.' Great piece on the whole.
    History lessons even in music my would say. Written beautifully within our musical culture, timeless really.
    We need to re learn our History and more.
    Anyways thank you both for this today.
    Super grateful.
    💜

  • @osidbitar8555
    @osidbitar8555 3 дні тому +6

    i love the format

  • @Christinemarxart
    @Christinemarxart 3 дні тому +7

    Love this! Churchill was a wonderful painter and very inspirational! Thanks for this

  • @maxmoore3355
    @maxmoore3355 3 дні тому +8

    Tim looking very snazzy 😁

  • @secondhandentity
    @secondhandentity 3 дні тому +3

    Nice one!

  • @gregglegend
    @gregglegend 2 дні тому

    Nice one Tim

  • @erindambrosio5410
    @erindambrosio5410 3 дні тому +1

    I think this dude is completely right about finding the light in these historical figures in leadership. However, I feel in my heart things like reparations and actions based on compassion to heal wounds of the oppressed (to put it lightly) is vital. It is completely understandable why folks would want to tear down these statues.There is deep pain.

    • @MrVito1180
      @MrVito1180 2 дні тому

      My dear if you go down the road of reparations there is no person in the world that wouldn’t be giving and receiving money. The story of mankind is one group of people doing something atrocious to another group of people, over and over and over again.

    • @tuckerbugeater
      @tuckerbugeater День тому

      @@MrVito1180 we must continue the dialectic

  • @TadhgMiddleton
    @TadhgMiddleton 2 дні тому

    28:06 I’m training to be a TEFL teacher as we speak, Tim. Let me know if you need some help with the L1 Interference. Willing to negotiate the price of lessons 😉 Great pod btw!

  • @anczeliczka
    @anczeliczka 3 дні тому +1

    Tidying up my house down here in Poland and thinking that both Napoleon and Churchill meen totally different thing for Poles...

  • @RobinTurner
    @RobinTurner 3 дні тому +1

    Churchill's sense of noblesse oblige didn't play out too well during the Bengal Famine.

  • @deepakdkut
    @deepakdkut 3 дні тому +1

    Come Visit India and travel atound and Study ancient Culture and Sanskrit Language and Heritage of The local in an ashram !!!
    Then you may re consider your Ideals...

  • @NapoleonCalland
    @NapoleonCalland 3 дні тому

    🦅👍N°133🦅
    🦁☀️🐝⚡🦅⚡🐝☀️🦁

  • @CalebDiT
    @CalebDiT 3 дні тому +6

    Drinking. I think drinking was the most favored habit of Churchill. Even ignoring that, it's hard to imagine a more unscrupulous person to emulate.

    • @jamescarberry-todd4515
      @jamescarberry-todd4515 3 дні тому +8

      You have the freedom to write this comment because if Churchill

    • @CalebDiT
      @CalebDiT 3 дні тому +3

      @@jamescarberry-todd4515 Are you implying our participation in the war against Germany helped secure my freedom? If so, how? How was the war against the communists not more important?

    • @charliecho5392
      @charliecho5392 3 дні тому

      ​@@CalebDiTyour fellow jewish people around you wouldnt have existed 😅. Their ancestors wouldnt have survived because you disrespected churchill, be careful what you wish

    • @garyrobert1971
      @garyrobert1971 3 дні тому +1

      @@CalebDiTWhy do you consider Churchill unscrupulous?

    • @TheJstaples
      @TheJstaples 3 дні тому

      Yeah one wonders what he would have achieved if he didn't spend his life half in the bag 😂

  • @jackfrostcm108
    @jackfrostcm108 День тому

    A heavily biased "historaian"

  • @fellowcitizen
    @fellowcitizen 3 дні тому +6

    wtf -- Chvrchill and Napoleon were both bloodthirsty maniacs -- The Bibis of their day.

    • @CoreofShane
      @CoreofShane 3 дні тому +1

      Ight daryl cooper chill

    •  4 години тому

      Yawn - prick