Self-Discipline: Mental Toughness Mindset

AvidReader said Interesting Book. I am retired and certainly do not plan to start a business but I could use some self-discipline with getting things done around the house. Sometimes I feel overwhelmed with what I should be doing. This book was exactly what I needed to inspire me to work on my self-discipline.. Five Stars ukno It is an inspiring book. John C. Galascione said Spot On. Thoroughly enjoyed this book, will read it again and use for reference. Ian Tuhovsky "gets it" and is an effective communicator in all of his books. Highly recommended!

In this book, you are going to learn their secrets. Way too often, people and their minds don't really play in one team. Wouldn't that be profoundly life-changing to utilize that power to make the best partners with your brain? This rare kind of power is a mindset. No matter if your goals are financial, sport, relationship, or habit-changing oriented, this book covers it all. Imagine that you have this rare kind of power that enables you to maintain iron resolve, crystal clarity, and everyday focus to gradually realize all of your dreams by consistently ticking one goal after another off your to-do list. Life can be tough. The way you think, the way you perceive and handle both the world around you and your inner reality, will ultimately determine the quality of your life. Whenever we turn, there are obstacles blocking our way. Yet, we all know people who are able to overcome them consistently, and, simply speaking, become successful. Today, I want to share with you the science-based insights and field-tested methods that have helped me, my friends, and my clients change their lives and become real-life go-getters.. Some are caused by our environment and some by ourselves. I have, for a long time, studied the lives of the most disciplined people on this planet. A single shift in your perception can trigger meaningful results. And stay there! What really elevates a regular Joe or Jane to superhero status is the laser-sharp focus, perseverance, and the