Podcast – Timeless Principles for Modern Challenges

Timeless Principles for Modern Challenges Podcast

Episode 1: The Find: An 1886 Business Book that Changed My Life

In this first episode, John J. Snyder introduces his new book “Timeless Principles for Modern Challenges.” But this first episode is more of an introduction to the 140-year-old book, “Safe Methods of Business,” that John discovered 40 years ago for 50 cents at a garage sale. The book was written by J.L. Nichols in 1886 and contains “Nineteen Principles” that have stood as a guide for John’s life, both in finances specifically and in life more generally. His book will be released on August 23 and is available on his website. He is also re-releasing a reprint of the original “Safe Methods of Business,” which you can also purchase on his website.

In the next episode, John will talk about his family context growing up, and how it put him in a position to be interested in and to promote the “Nineteen Principles” a century after the book was written.

Episode 2: Get Rich Slow! Persistence, Integrity, and Delayed Gratification

In this second episode, John J. Snyder, author of “Timeless Principles and Modern Challenges” (Santos Books, forthcoming soon), begins to uncover the secret of all kinds of success, but of wealth accumulation in particular: Grow Slow! He lays out for the listener lifelong lessons from his childhood and family of origin — delayed gratification, persistence, and integrity. You can learn much more, purchase the books, and communicate with John at his website.

Episode 3: The "Nineteen Principles" and How They Just Might Change Your Life

In this third episode, John J. Snyder introduces the “Nineteen Principles” that have given him direction over the decades, in hopes that you too will find them useful. They are by almost any metric, counter-cultural to today’s values.

Episode 4: Character: The Core of it All

In this fourth episode, John Snyder discusses the importance of character in the accumulation of wealth, and why character, perhaps more than any other component, is so important to a good life!