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Habit 3 - Read:

It must be a book that either you're curious about or the subject matter is directly related to the goals you are currently working towards. consistency is the key.

Habit 4 - Prioritise your 3 MITs:

Write down in descending order of importancethe 3 most important tasks (MITs) for today.

Include growth tasks rather than maintenance tasks. Ex, growth task- get out of comfort zone (add more weight) ; maintenance task- do it same way like before (do exercise).

Ask yourself, 'what task if completed first will make everything easier or irrelevant ?' and do it first. Write them down.

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<p><strong>Habit 7 - Connect</...

Habit 7 - Connect

Connect with someone smarter than you. Which typically begins with you reaching out to them.

What will stop you is negative self-talk like, "you're not enough" or "they're too busy" which is garbage, because no one is busy, it is about priori...

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Habit 9 - Dress for success

Dressing well has a powerful psychological effect on how you feel about yourself and how you behave.

Habit 10 - Be held accountable

Joing or creating group and having an accountability buddy is one of the best investm...

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Your brain operates with 30% less acuity when you are dehydrated

JACK CANFI

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Tip 8- Do it in the morning

After waking up brain is well rested and most primed for productivity. Experiment and see which time works for you.

Tip 9- Pain and pleasure principle

Focus on pleasure of developing a habit as opposed to pain of not ...

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Part-1 The 10 Success Habits

Part-1 The 10 Success Habits

Habit 1 - Make your bed:

How you do one thing determines how you do everything. Making bed would have a domino effect in life.

Habit 2 - Move, Hydrate, Sunlight:

Move- prime your body for the day, get the blood pumping, so that ...

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Habit 5 - Schedule your day

Do what works for you

There's a famous saying that goes, "If it ain't on your schedule; it ain't happening." - actually the author just made that up :D

But on a little serious note, most of the successful people follow a sche...

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Part-2 Habit Implementation

Part-2 Habit Implementation

Tip 1- 66 days

21 days is a myth. Don't quit until you've successfully implemented habit for a minimum of 66 days. Because everytime it gets stronger in your subconscious.

Tip 2- Build 1 habit at a time

This the the best takeaway for me from thi...

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Tip 4- Establish your why

When you feel like giving up, return to your why you started in the first place.

Tip 5- Keep the context constant

Routine helps in building automaticity.

Cue - action - repeat

Tip 6- Be held accounta...

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If you put something off and then forget to write down that you need to do it later, it’s possible that you could entirely forget about the first task.

If you’re a forgetful person, make a to-do list with all your tasks on it, and only cross them off when they’re 100% completed.

'Eating that Frog' in short

  1. Define your goals and write them down.
  2. Break those goals down into tasks.
  3. Break those tasks down into the smallest possible subtasks.
  4. Prioritize your tasks, and delete/delegate tasks you don't need to do.
  5. Schedule time on your calendar every single day, ideall...

The ABCDE Method

First, write down every single task you need to accomplish. Then go through and mark each task with a letter ranging from A to E.

  • “A” tasks are very important. If they aren’t done, you and/or your business will experience serious consequences....

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