
In the Arena
A Memoir of Victory, Defeat and Renewal
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Narrated by:
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Richard Nixon
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Richard Nixon
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Great Abridgement of the Text
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Interesting to hear his prospective
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Nixon the man.
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After few early chapters on Watergate and some interesting history of his “wilderness” years, following loss to JFK in 1960 and loss of California governor race in 1962, the book is mainly made of short chapters on various fascinating topics ranging from his views on religion, to stories about his wife and parents, to stories about his rise in Congress, winning the Senate in 1950 and fascinating stories of his meetings with Mao and Li and later following Tienman Square with Deng Chao Peng.
There is plenty of wisdom from Nixon’s life and those he admired the most like Churchill, DeGaul and others. I especially enjoyed some of his saying on various topics. These include: you may not lose what you have if you don’t risk, you certainly can’t win more without risk, “
small people seek office to make something out of themselves while great people seek office to achieve something and of course several sayings on failure and not defining oneself by failure. Several of the sayings may come across as cliché, but from Richard Nixon, they came across as wisdom gained from an incredible lifetime of trials, successes, failures, or as he learnt from a friend life is made up of 99 chapters.
The Wisdom of A Disgraced Man
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Loved everything about this
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Excellent
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An abridged look into RN
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Richard Nixons Eloquence
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Great listen
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he did has a story worth hearing.
History with advice
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