Bookstores will be obsolete very soon, especially new ones, the ones with 50 yrs. of inventory collected are the ones that should survive. This is an ego play by Ryan, he'll probably do readings, that's what authors do to get laid.
I like it when you read the postcard telling you to use the word "like" frugally in your podcast, and then your next three or four sentences all contain the word "like".
Thank God for that letter you wrote to your dad about how to vote that was the most accurate & incredible piece I have ever read in my life. That’s the kind of thing I wish I would’ve wrote to my parents while they were supporting a tyrannical crybaby for reelection 💫🏆
Another great man who did not graduate college! A powerful reminder that "you" decide what you become, not an education delivered by curiculum. Besides, your education really begins after you graduate. Ryan's bookshelf is a testamnet to that. Now when I need to encourage clients that didn't go (or finish) college, I have another name to add to the conversation.
*”“Sometimes you don’t even realize you’re blocking your own blessings by holding onto to the past or thinking negatively. Start letting go.”* Love from a small TH-camr💙
I love the way you spoke of the fan suggesting you be frugal with the word "like" and in true stoic form ignored the comment/criticism and continued. Cheers Nick (Australia).
I have this obsession with seeing other writers’ workspaces. I feel like you can learn a lot about each writer’s process from seeing their space. Yours reminds me of when I was working in radio, working out of a converted set of apartments over an antique store in Houston. I kind of miss that space and those days, so this was oddly nostalgic! We’re building a house north of Austin, and currently traveling the US in our camper van, as we wait. But I definitely want to drop by the store and say hello, support you with some purchases, etc. Thanks for sharing this peek into your behind the scenes!
I loved getting to see how you work Ryan. You have changed the way I see things. It is wonderful to read “Obstacles” the 10th anniversary version. It is part of my morning routine. Stay cool.
When you mentioned your Grammy, I spoke at you in my mind and said "okay, let's see how you stoify this honorable mention" and you did not disappoint! I LAUGHED
Hello Mr. Holiday. My wish is to visit your bookstore one day and buy an English copy of one of your books there. Thank you very much for everything you do for the community and for the philosophy you share with us.
This answered my biggest question whenever I listen to Ryan's podcasts, especially with guests.."What is that clicking sound?" 😄 So, I feel answered, it's a Zippo lighter, thumb pen clicks or some coin play due to relatable nervous energy. Brilliant insight. Fascinating brain, one that can't helped but be captivated by.
I'm always looking forward to your post, for i know i will learn a lot & they are inspirational. I have bought 4 of your books, The Obstacle is the key, Ego is the enemy, stillness is the key and daily stoic. You are one of my favorite Authors.
I love Ryan's writings, and I'm so excited anytime there is a new video release here, I take my time to check it out. It's fine to watch your office's video and the bookshelf is really amazing. Love from one of your fans from Nigeria.
My wife and I just visited The Painted Porch for the first time a few weekends ago. We picked up a few titles. Great bookstore! Seems like a perfect place to have a writing office.
Great little bookstore. I’d love to grab a tall espresso and dig into some books there. Maybe an old atlas or manuscript or almanac. Re read some art of war or Dead Sea scrolls or a how to on Latin or Sanskrit and definitely some Marcus Aurelius
Wow…wow!! One…I live in Bastrop and have purchased books in your store! Two…a fan way before I knew about you being here!! Three…I self-published a book based on my blog back in the day and just could not handle the swarm of media and attention I got from my book. Many offers to revise it and write more. I commend you!! And I have always wanted to own a bookstore…in a small town! You are living my dream! Good for you…and I have a lot to learn and think about!!!
I begged for this video yesterday, awsome we got it today! Otherwise, thanks for the work your doing! I listen to your books and your content all the time and i will continue doing that. You have impoved my life. I know you wont take credit, but you deliver the wisdom perfektly.
Always thought I'd heard a Zippo in the background of some of the weekend Daily Stoic interviews. Glad it actually was one and I'm not just hearing things.
very cool. my longtime favorite author. i think my favorite part is that despite having a beautifully perfect upstairs with three different working rooms, Ryan signs books in the kitchen. cheers and looking fwd to Courage.
love the fung shui=] I love the totems and the fidget spinners. I have just found my 25 years old kompoloi beads from Santorini-which I will have on my desk.
I LOVE and APPRECIATE all your videos Ryan, but this one was particularly fun! I am curious to see a home and farm tour video, if you would like to share that! thanks for all that you do!
I’m interested in learning your opinion regarding the most accurate translation of Marcus Aurelius’ Memoirs. I would be gratefully if you would share the title and author of the publication you believe to be the most authentic translation.
He has referred to the Gregory Hays translation as a favorite. During the video he holds up two copies of Meditations with identical covers. Those are copies of the Gregory Hays translation.
I was really hoping there would be an announcement for the new book :P Great to see the awesome workspace that you have, though! And the bookstore looks great! Plan to visit at some point.
Mr. Holiday, I'm a huge fan of your work! Hey I'm a privacy advocate, please check the scene at 6:22 to blur sensitive imagery as you may have earlier in the beginning of the Video. BTW great job handling the heckling by the Anti-Masker and their TH-cam comments 16:00 was a joy to watch because you handled their words so well. I'll delete this comment very soon so as to not draw attention needlessly.
Do you regret not obtaining a college diploma? Obviously, you did very well for yourself without one, but I wonder. I didn't graduate college either--I left for mental health reasons and never got back--and I'm struggling to find my place in the world and frequently wonder if that "failure" is responsible, even though objectively I know everyone's path winds a different route.
Hello Ryan, I model you a lot and your writing.. actually taking up your writing model.. if you are going to see this. Answer this question for me.. how do you select materials to read for a new project?
Look at the life and validity of the author, see consensus on the value of the book. See if someone you respect has an opinion on the book. Other than that the only real way to know if a book is worth reading... is to read it!
I worked in Jeffersonvill Indiana, Mishawaka Indiana, Louisville Kentucky and found small used book stores loved it. 2013. Today, they are all gone. I presently have a project on waxahachie Texas which I plan to visit and finally eat Mexicano food again or what you guys call Tex mex. the Midwest only knows Taco Bell. Taco Bell is not Mexicano. Downey California
"Luck is what happens when preparation meets opportunity." ~ Seneca
I wish to meet you in person Ryan and give you a big hug. Your works helped a lot, you helped me change.
"Be frugal with the use of the word like." *proceeds to say "like" half a dozen times in 20 seconds* 🤣 I love it.
absolutely best comment 😀 thanks for letting me smile
I wanted to write the exact same thing!
Thanks for sharing! The stoic way has improved my life so much this past year.
Behind the scenes is a neat thing to see!! Would love to visit this bookstore one day
I would like to go too, if I have a chance.
Def worth the trip! So cool seeing you here, it's like a crossover of my inspirations!!
Def on the "Places to go to" list!! (I'm from Canada)
Bookstores will be obsolete very soon, especially new ones, the ones with 50 yrs. of inventory collected are the ones that should survive. This is an ego play by Ryan, he'll probably do readings, that's what authors do to get laid.
One day, surely.
I came here last week and I got your signed copy of The Obstacle is The Way! Thank you for opening up your store!
Ryan’s den: a glimpse of greatness. 🙏
Your tour was a gift just as you are. 😊 thank you Ryan
Really enjoyed this. I live 55 min. away from the bookstore. Planning to head out there in a couple of weeks. Place looks amazing… full of magic
That's fantastic
I like it when you read the postcard telling you to use the word "like" frugally in your podcast, and then your next three or four sentences all contain the word "like".
Thank God for that letter you wrote to your dad about how to vote that was the most accurate & incredible piece I have ever read in my life. That’s the kind of thing I wish I would’ve wrote to my parents while they were supporting a tyrannical crybaby for reelection 💫🏆
Another great man who did not graduate college! A powerful reminder that "you" decide what you become, not an education delivered by curiculum.
Besides, your education really begins after you graduate. Ryan's bookshelf is a testamnet to that.
Now when I need to encourage clients that didn't go (or finish) college, I have another name to add to the conversation.
*”“Sometimes you don’t even realize you’re blocking your own blessings by holding onto to the past or thinking negatively. Start letting go.”*
Love from a small TH-camr💙
I love the way you spoke of the fan suggesting you be frugal with the word "like" and in true stoic form ignored the comment/criticism and continued.
Cheers Nick (Australia).
I love what you have accomplished Ryan❗ Your mom must be proud of you❗
I have this obsession with seeing other writers’ workspaces. I feel like you can learn a lot about each writer’s process from seeing their space. Yours reminds me of when I was working in radio, working out of a converted set of apartments over an antique store in Houston. I kind of miss that space and those days, so this was oddly nostalgic!
We’re building a house north of Austin, and currently traveling the US in our camper van, as we wait. But I definitely want to drop by the store and say hello, support you with some purchases, etc. Thanks for sharing this peek into your behind the scenes!
You’re actually a very intense dude! You’re just as much in need of Stoicism as we are! Welcome to the club!
I loved getting to see how you work Ryan. You have changed the way I see things. It is wonderful to read “Obstacles” the 10th anniversary version. It is part of my morning routine. Stay cool.
I love seeing things like this seeing inside and behind the people 🙌💕
Just pre-ordered your new book on courage. I have all your books. Thank you for all your work.
Love getting an inside look at your work areas. You're doing great things and thank you for introducing me to Stoicism
When you mentioned your Grammy, I spoke at you in my mind and said "okay, let's see how you stoify this honorable mention" and you did not disappoint! I LAUGHED
Awesome behind the scenes tour. Thanks for the tour and the demystification.
Hello Mr. Holiday.
My wish is to visit your bookstore one day and buy an English copy of one of your books there.
Thank you very much for everything you do for the community and for the philosophy you share with us.
You have a wonderful space that gives you what you need. Congratulations!
Enjoyed this video. My wife was watching but doesn't understand why. It somehow inspires me to be a better person watching this.
Author of multiple best selling books and still lives such an humble life.
Ryan is a classical example of walking the talk with his teachings...
That was wonderful. Thanks for letting us in.
This answered my biggest question whenever I listen to Ryan's podcasts, especially with guests.."What is that clicking sound?" 😄
So, I feel answered, it's a Zippo lighter, thumb pen clicks or some coin play due to relatable nervous energy.
Brilliant insight. Fascinating brain, one that can't helped but be captivated by.
Love how he shows the postcard from the fan saying be frugal with the use of the word like and then continues on saying like anyways!
At first, I thought this would just be about your office, but actually... I got a little insight into your writing process, too. What a nice surprise!
I'm always looking forward to your post, for i know i will learn a lot & they are inspirational. I have bought 4 of your books, The Obstacle is the key, Ego is the enemy, stillness is the key and daily stoic. You are one of my favorite Authors.
I love Ryan's writings, and I'm so excited anytime there is a new video release here, I take my time to check it out. It's fine to watch your office's video and the bookshelf is really amazing. Love from one of your fans from Nigeria.
My wife and I just visited The Painted Porch for the first time a few weekends ago. We picked up a few titles.
Great bookstore! Seems like a perfect place to have a writing office.
Was Ryan there?
@@johnnyarroyo2355 He wasn't down in the bookstore, but I'm not sure if he was up in the office or not.
I hope your bookstore is an amazing success! My fingers are crossed for you.
Ryan, you are a good steward of stoicism.
You're quickly becoming my go to for stoic knowledge and inspiration ✨ so thank you Ryan and it ngl it helps that you have those ocean blue eyes 💙
Great little bookstore. I’d love to grab a tall espresso and dig into some books there. Maybe an old atlas or manuscript or almanac. Re read some art of war or Dead Sea scrolls or a how to on Latin or Sanskrit and definitely some Marcus Aurelius
Wow…wow!! One…I live in Bastrop and have purchased books in your store! Two…a fan way before I knew about you being here!! Three…I self-published a book based on my blog back in the day and just could not handle the swarm of media and attention I got from my book. Many offers to revise it and write more. I commend you!! And I have always wanted to own a bookstore…in a small town! You are living my dream! Good for you…and I have a lot to learn and think about!!!
I begged for this video yesterday, awsome we got it today! Otherwise, thanks for the work your doing! I listen to your books and your content all the time and i will continue doing that. You have impoved my life. I know you wont take credit, but you deliver the wisdom perfektly.
Always thought I'd heard a Zippo in the background of some of the weekend Daily Stoic interviews. Glad it actually was one and I'm not just hearing things.
thank you for this. I am obsessed with your channel at the moment and this video just satisfied the stalker in me.
very cool. my longtime favorite author. i think my favorite part is that despite having a beautifully perfect upstairs with three different working rooms, Ryan signs books in the kitchen. cheers and looking fwd to Courage.
Wow, I read Daily Stoic everyday, never knew it was published on my birthday. Thank you for the gift Ryan. (P.s. I know it doesn't really matter lol)
I love the squeaky doors.
Ryan you are an inspiration!
After reading you so much over the years, it's great to see this! 😀 Thanks, Ryan.
Love this inside look into your life and work. Super inspirational to me
Awesome and very motivating space.
I'm definitely gonna visit your bookstore someday, Ryan.
So cool to see the behind the scenes stuff. Thanks for sharing!
So fascinating! Thanks for sharing! A reminder to keep to keep my workspace what's right for me.
Finally, the almighty of Ryan's bookshelves 🙇♀️
Thanks for the tour!
I definitely have to visit this bookstore when I’m in the area!
love the fung shui=] I love the totems and the fidget spinners. I have just found my 25 years old kompoloi beads from Santorini-which I will have on my desk.
Love what you're doing. Really being a good example. Keep it up ryan. Thank you
This is so Great Thanks for Sharing Ryan
I LOVE and APPRECIATE all your videos Ryan, but this one was particularly fun! I am curious to see a home and farm tour video, if you would like to share that! thanks for all that you do!
I also love John Fante. It's an author I knew about last year and I have been reading all his books.
You inspire me..thank you for sharing
Love from india
17:06 yep these Champagne Problems
Ryan I love this - could you make a bookstore playlist?
I’m interested in learning your opinion regarding the most accurate translation of Marcus Aurelius’ Memoirs. I would be gratefully if you would share the title and author of the publication you believe to be the most authentic translation.
He has referred to the Gregory Hays translation as a favorite. During the video he holds up two copies of Meditations with identical covers. Those are copies of the Gregory Hays translation.
this is gold!
Love your bookstore!! Would love to go there someday
When this video started i shouted : A STOIC VLOG!!! haha love it :)
So organized,cannot wait to have that😁
I am having hard time waking up and study early in morning
I was really hoping there would be an announcement for the new book :P Great to see the awesome workspace that you have, though! And the bookstore looks great! Plan to visit at some point.
Loved the tour Ryan
this guys walks his talk!
Sweet office. Love the brick. Big quote/whiteboard guy, but I should try note cards.
The way Ryan asks his wife 'what're you doing here' 🙇♀️
The next question he should be asking, "who's home with the kids???"
To the left of the Stephen Pressfield book... was that a collection of Longarm novels? If so, that just made my day. Can you confirm? :)
At 11:02, the Dance macabre ; it's actually French, the poster is written in French.
Great tour behind the scenes with great inspiration for my own work space.
Thank you for this Ryan. You are an inspiration. I need to buy more of your books. Perhaps order some from your bookstore if you ship internationally.
Hey Ryan -Would it be possible for you to share cash mausoleum quote? I can’t seem to find it online.
I can't stop noticing when he says "like" ever since he read that fan card...
Ryan Holiday is present day Marcus Aurelius trying to help people living their life with the help of Stoicism🙏
well this is now a place i need to visit!
Mr. Holiday, I'm a huge fan of your work! Hey I'm a privacy advocate, please check the scene at 6:22 to blur sensitive imagery as you may have earlier in the beginning of the Video. BTW great job handling the heckling by the Anti-Masker and their TH-cam comments 16:00 was a joy to watch because you handled their words so well. I'll delete this comment very soon so as to not draw attention needlessly.
Pretty cool look behind the scenes
0:34 - you need more icons on your desktop
i've expected something minimalistic 😅😅
Amazing video btw, i really enjoyed it.
Sold enough to have someone do pesto lunch runs. Success.
I think that's on page 27 of Meditations.
@@alf.2929 Enchiridion 24: have Juliana do a pesto run. Some Juliana's you can control, others you cannot.
What album were you co-producer on?? That’s an awesome fun fact.
How did you guys build those shelves in the book store, do you have a blueprint for them?
One day a up and coming writer will show up in his door step and they’ll change each other’s lives forever and be on the New York Times bestseller.
11:55 Are you referring to the quote, "It is better to be silent and be thought a fool, than to speak and remove all doubt."
The Decline and Fall of Roman Empire by Giddens, is still very Costly Ryan !
There's an abridged version by Penguin, not very costly.
7:21 "Be frugal with the use of the work Like during your interviews"
Anyways, these are like...
17:18 “You look like a complete asshole”🤣🤣🤣
Do you regret not obtaining a college diploma? Obviously, you did very well for yourself without one, but I wonder. I didn't graduate college either--I left for mental health reasons and never got back--and I'm struggling to find my place in the world and frequently wonder if that "failure" is responsible, even though objectively I know everyone's path winds a different route.
Hello Ryan, I model you a lot and your writing.. actually taking up your writing model.. if you are going to see this. Answer this question for me.. how do you select materials to read for a new project?
Look at the life and validity of the author, see consensus on the value of the book. See if someone you respect has an opinion on the book. Other than that the only real way to know if a book is worth reading... is to read it!
anyone know how to get custom index cards like that with the title on the top?
That's just awesome
Try jiddu krishnamurthi books
I worked in Jeffersonvill Indiana, Mishawaka Indiana, Louisville Kentucky and found small used book stores loved it. 2013. Today, they are all gone. I presently have a project on waxahachie Texas which I plan to visit and finally eat Mexicano food again or what you guys call Tex mex. the Midwest only knows Taco Bell. Taco Bell is not Mexicano. Downey California
why don't you release paperbacks of your books?