Anthony Scaramucci

My first move is here is The War of Art.

Read this and then come back and see me.

Because what is it?

It's about dealing with resistance.

It's about the fight.

Ultimately, Stephen, you and I both know that the struggle starts right here, behind our eyes and in between our ears, the struggle over ourselves.

Isn't that right, sir?

Absolutely.

Okay.

So when I read about Telemann and I think about the war of art, I feel like that's the resistance.

And then how do you finally get past the resistance?

Tell us what the breakthrough is.

Well, I mean, the thing about all of this for me, you know, when I was in school, I was a classics minor.

And so I didn't read the Greek versions of this, but I read all of Aeschylus, Sophocles, Euripides,

And in the lessons of reading that is you better learn quickly in life how to deal with tragedy because your life is going to be filled with loss.

Right, Steven?

The 35-year-old version of Steven Pressfield is no longer with us, nor is the 35-year-old version of Anthony Scaramucci.

Long gone, Steven.

And so we have to deal with loss up until the final day where we lose ourselves.

And I think the lessons there is can you deal with it