Make the Hard Thing Easier

1. Take Small, Consistent Steps to Achieve Big Gains. Small and consistent victories compound over time, leading to massive gains.
2. Make the Hard Thing Easier. Willpower is overrated. Rather than relying completely on self-control, intentionally design y...

The truth is once you’re in a physical place, osmosis tends to happen because you’re sitting near someone. Organizations may need to work harder to ensure their employees do continue to learn from each other. 

• One solution is to leave less learning to chance You can’t ...

Just when the character thinks they were on the path to victory, they realize something has gone completely array.

What this means for you: It’s always going to be harder than you think. Don’t get discouraged by setbacks — try to view them as long-term opportunities.