Keep pulling the thread on Jim Murphy.
Jim Murphy's book 'Inner Excellence' became a number one New York Times bestseller and sold over 100,000 copies after NFL player AJ Brown was seen reading it on the sidelines during a playoff game.
Author Jim Murphy went into $90,000 of debt and spent his life savings to complete the five years of full-time writing and research for his book, 'Inner Excellence'.
Jim Murphy observes that it is very common for elite performers, such as Tom Brady after winning Super Bowls and Michael Phelps after winning 23 Olympic gold medals, to feel empty after reaching the pinnacle of their success.
Hall of Fame linebacker Brian Urlacher believes the key difference between the best NFL performers and others is that top players do not get tentative after making a mistake, whereas most players do.
Jim Murphy asserts that the modern internet has eliminated traditional media gatekeepers, giving a 14-year-old in their basement the same platform and potential reach as a Harvard professor.
Jim Murphy has observed that as people become incredibly wealthy, their social circles tend to shrink significantly due to a growing distrust that others only want something from them.