The 10X Rule: The Only Difference Between Success and Failure

The 10X Rule teaches you how to: Reach goals that you previously thought were impossibleCorrectly set goals and guarantee their achievementCreate unprecedented levels of happiness and satisfaction in every area of your lifeUse fear as fuel to move you into actionGet everything you want and never have to settleDominate your competition and become a role model for success. Four degrees of action exist, and in order to achieve your dreams, you must learn to operate at the fourth degree of action: Massiv

Ted Anderson said I liked the book, with a couple of caveats. This book is probably better suited to sales professionals than it is for would-be entrepreneurs. The central thesis of the book is that extreme effort is the key to success and that we should never rest nor give up on our goals. While it is certainly true that, all else being equal, hard work will win out over medio. Jeff Eskow said Motivational, but Redundant. I like Grant Cadone very much, and thought You're Either First or Your Last was pretty powerful.When I heard about the 10X Rule, I ran out to buy it.While the concept is powerful, and I HAVE learned a thing or two from the book, I thought it was terribly redundant.If you are into Sales Motivation books, there is Noth. "I wish 10X Goals concept was better explained" according to aSmith. I was looking for something more concrete, particularly on the concept of "Set your goal to be 10x greater than you think you need." This is a no brainer when it comes to setting financial goals. But what about other goals like getting in shape or improving relationships? It doesn't really apply, or if it does, I wou