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Learning From The Compounding Effect

  • Psychological studies reveal that 95% of everything we feel, think, do and achieve is a result of a learned habit.
  • There will be good years and there will be bad years, but the compounding will continue on unabated.

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This was the first book that i read and i think it was a game changer for me.

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