<ol><li>Smile</li><li>Exercise</li><li>Get plenty of sleep</li><li>Eat with mood in my mind</li><li>Be grateful</li><li>Give a compliment</li><li>Breathe deeply</li><li>Acknowledge the unhappy moment</li><li>Keep a journal</li><li>Face stress head-on</li><li>Declutter</li><li>See friends</li><li>Plan your week</li><li>Ditch your phone</li><li>Get into nature</li><li>Explore meditation</li><li>Consider therapy</li><li>Find a slef-care ritual</li><li>Give back</li><li>Take yourself out</li><li>Create a thought list</li><li>Take time to reflect</li><li>Reevaluate your goals</li><li>Take care of your body</li><li>Let go of grudges</li></ol>

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Happiness can feel impossible, but it's always within reach. We'll break down 25 science-backed habits to help you get you mood on track.

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How to Be Happy: 25 Habits to Help You Live a Happier Life

1. Difficulties strengthen the mind, as labor does the body.

10 Best Quotes To Inspire You Today

2. The whole future lies in uncertainty: live immediately.

3. Sometimes even to live is an act of courage.

4. One of the most beautiful qualities of true friendship, is to understand and to be understood.

5. True happiness is to enjoy the present, without anxious dependence upon the future.

6. Time heals what reason cannot.

7. The greatest remedy for anger is delay.

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Motivation & Inspiration

The insurmountable mountain top in picture, few steep climbs and heavy breaths later. May be we should do this tomorrow, we did start late as the hotel owner said. There is a mid way cafe, we can chill there and go down and tomorrow get a fresh start.Is it this or we are already giving up or the Inner procrastinator banks on the fact we have tomorrow to do this.Listen to the frail sound, Keep going.

Be the hero, you seek

How far to the top? “You will reach by evening.”, it was only 10.30a.m. 🤨“Some said 5–6 , some said by 4–5” .Then some one says 2–3 and some one finally said “1.30, you guys are making quick time.”The small note of encouragement put a spring to our feet. Suddenly, the air felt colder, the good kind and the mood uplifted. The jolly tune started humming in the head.

Different people have different opinions, find yours

One step at a time, take immediate action not overwhelmed by large goals.The mountain on the whole looks daunting. But when you think I will take 10 steps and see. And then you take 10 steps. When the 10 steps will tough, you say let’s take one step and see. And we literally did this, as we reached top steep parts of trek we took 2 steps and stopped, then other two steps. But we kept going.

Big Goals, small actions 

Stop, take a deep breath and look back. Soak in where you are, plan again where you want to go. Look at the last once unsurmountable point on the mountain, now seems like a distant victory. Then look around, soak in where you have reached and then look at the next unsurmountable peak and remind yourself, you will conquer it.

Don’t be blinded by your goals 

Mind wants to protect you, it will try to run in opposite direction. To save you from the physical and the mental pain of giving up. It will prefer, I could have but never tried . But, if you block it and keep going. New paths will open up. New belief system will develop.When you reach the peak, you will be surprised. I did it. You will reflect, I had my moments of doubt but I did it. This is far beyond my physical capacity, this was my initial thought. I was wrong. The good kind of wrong, the kind which puts a wry smile on your face.

You can do more than the limit you set for yourself 

The insurmountable mountain top in picture, few steep climbs and heavy breath later. May be we should do this tomorrow, we did start late as the hotel owner said. There is a mid way cafe, we can…

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Communication

Life Lessons from a Mountain Trek

“A man, slave to gold, holds a whip…And beats the slave he bought with that gold as if to claim HE is the master. He just doesn’t see it for himself. Every living human being is a slave to something.”

“Love provides the worth of everything in the world. Without love…gold, silver, horses, and women…all are worthless.”

“You have no enemies. No one…Has any enemies. There is no one…That you should hurt.”

“The world…God’s divine creation…Is so brimming with love…Yet there is no love in the hearts of men.”

“I’d had fifteen years to think about him. And I realized that it wasn’t a matter of the life or death of flesh. What’s important to a warrior is the soul…And where it lies.”

A BLOODY COMING OF AGE In a gambit to become the power behind the Danish and English thrones, Askeladd has taken the prince, Canute, and plunged deep into a winter storm behind enemy lines. Canute's father, King Sweyn, gives him up for dead in his haste to suppress English resistance. But Askeladd's small band can't outrun the tenacious maniac Thorkell forever, and when the warriors finally clash, a storm of sweat and gore ensues that will turn a boy into a man and a hostage into a ruler of men! "Gripping doesn't begin to describe Vinland Saga. 5 stars." - ICv2 "Deeply engrossing... If you have any interest at all in Vikings, the Medieval period, or pirates, this is not a series you want to miss." - Anime News Network "For those who love Berserk, you'll love this too... Worth the long wait." - A Case Suitable for Treatment From the acclaimed author of Planetes.

Understand yourself and those around you.

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Philosophy

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Movies & Shows

ENGLAND AT WAR ? The foolish King Ethelred has fled, and Askeladd's band is one of hundreds plundering the English countryside. Yet victory brings no peace to the elderly Danish King Sweyn, who worries that his untested, sensitive son Canute will never be ready to take the throne. The king's attempt to force his son to become a man places the young prince within the grasp of the gleeful killer Thorkell! Whoever holds Canute holds the key to the thrones of England and Denmark - and Askeladd has his own reasons for joining the fray! &quot;With its rich visual details, emotional pull and strong characters, this historical epic is an instant winner.&quot; - Anime News Network Winner of the?Japan Media Arts Awards Grand Prize for Manga and the?Kodansha Manga Award From the acclaimed author of Planetes

Makoto Yukimura

Vinland Saga

The torrent of accelerated time without narrative is disorienting our society and fragmenting community, says philosopher Byung-Chul Han. Art can help put the pieces back together.Byung-Chul Han is a South Korea-born German philosopher and cultural theorist whose recent books include “The Burnout Society” and “The Disappearance of Rituals.” He recently spoke to Nathan Gardels, Noema’s editor-in-chief.

The Torrent of Time

Nathan Gardels: Johann Wolfgang von Goethe once commented that: “When eras are on the decline, all tendencies are subjective; but, on the other hand, when matters are ripening for a new epoch, all tendencies are objective. Each worthy effort turns its force from the inward to the outward world.” By that definition, ours is an era of decline that has turned from the outward to the inward obsession with identity and “authenticity,” both personal and tribal, fueled by digital connectivity.

Digital Connectivity

Paradoxically, social media in this sense is anti-social, leading to the disintegration of community through a kind of connected isolation. What is the dynamic and what are the mechanisms behind what you call “the crisis of community?” What are the consequences in how we feel and live in our daily lives?

The Crisi of Community

Byung-Chul Han: The inwardly turned, narcissistic ego with purely subjective access to the world is not the cause of social disintegration but the result of a fateful process at the objective level. Everything that binds and connects is disappearing. There are hardly any shared values or symbols, no common narratives that unite people. Truth, the provider of meaning and orientation, is also a narrative. We are very well informed, yet somehow we cannot orient ourselves. The informatization of reality leads to its atomization — separated spheres of what is thought to be true.

Atomization

But truth, unlike information, has a centripetal force that holds society together. Information, on the other hand, is centrifugal, with very destructive effects on social cohesion. If we want to comprehend what kind of society we are living in, we need to understand the nature of information. Bits of information provide neither meaning nor orientation. They do not congeal into a narrative. They are purely additive. From a certain point onwards, they no longer inform — they deform. They can even darken the world. This puts them in opposition to truth.

A Centripetal Force

Truth illuminates the world, while information lives off the attraction of surprise, pulling us into a permanent frenzy of fleeting moments. We greet information with a fundamental suspicion: Things might be otherwise. Contingency is a trait of information, and for this reason fake news is a necessary element of the informational order. So fake news is just another piece of information, and before any process of verification can begin, it has already done its work. It rushes past truth, and truth cannot catch up. Fake news is truth-proof.

Fake News

“Bits of information provide neither meaning nor orientation. They do not congeal into a narrative.”Information goes along with fundamental suspicion. The more we are confronted with information, the more our suspicion grows. Information is Janus-faced, produces certainty and uncertainty. A fundamental structural ambivalence is inherent in an information society. Truth, by contrast, reduces contingency. We cannot build a stable community or stable democracy on a mass of contingencies. Democracy requires binding values and ideals, and shared convictions. Today, democracy gives way to infocracy.

Information is Janus-faced

As you suggest in your question, another reason for the crisis of community, which is a crisis of democracy, is digitalization. Digital communication redirects the flows of communication. Information is spread without forming a public sphere. It is produced in private spaces and distributed to private spaces. The web does not create a public. This has highly deleterious consequences for the democratic process. Social media intensify this kind of communication without community. You cannot forge a public sphere out of influencers and followers.

Communication Without Community

Digital communities have the form of commodities; ultimately, they are commodities.“Today, we no longer have any narratives that provide meaning and orientation for our lives. Narratives crumble and decay into information.”Of course, there was information in the past, too. But it did not determine society to such a degree as today. In antiquity, mythical narratives determined people’s lives and behavior. The Middle Ages were, for many, determined by the Christian narrative. But information was embedded in narration: An outbreak of the plague was not pure, simple information.

Communities like Commodities

It was integrated into the Christian narrative of sin.  Today, by contrast, we no longer have any narratives that provide meaning and orientation for our lives. Narratives crumble and decay into information. With some exaggeration, we might say that there is nothing butinformation without any hermeneutic horizon for interpretation, without any method of explanation.Pieces of information do not coalesce into knowledge or truth, which are forms of narration. The narrative vacuum in an information society makes people feel discontent, especially in times of crisis, such as the pandemic.

The Narrative of Sin

People invent narratives to explain a tsunami of disorienting figures and data. Often these narratives are called conspiracy theories, but they cannot simply be reduced to collective narcissism. They readily explain the world. On the web, spaces open to make experiences of identity and collectivity possible again. The web, thus, is tribalized — predominantly among right-wing political groups where there is a very strong need for identity. In these circles, conspiracy theories are taken up as offers for assuming an identity.

Conspiracy Theories

Friedrich Nietzsche once said that our happiness consists of the possession of a non-negotiable truth. Today, we no longer have such non-negotiable truths. Instead, we have an over-abundance of information. I am not sure that the information society is a continuation of the Enlightenment. Maybe we need a new kind of enlightenment. On a new enlightenment, Nietzsche noted: “It does not suffice that you realize the ignorance in which humans and animals live, you also have to have the will to be ignorant and learn more.

Over-Abundance of Information

You need to comprehend that without this kind of ignorance life would become impossible, that only on condition of this ignorance can what lives preserve itself and flourish.”Gardels: As you wrote in your most recent book, societal rituals once created that objective narrative bond that held societies together. They “stabilized life” as you put it.

Societal Rituals

Now such rituals are under assault by the wrecking ball of deconstruction as nothing more than the designs of the privileged of the past who had the power to impose them. In today’s horizontal world with no legitimate value hierarchy, subjective projection steps in to fill the vacuum. Out of these ruins of an objective order, how can stabilizing anchors of ritual ever be reestablished? On what basis? On whose authority? What will life look like if that is not possible?

A Horizontal World

Han: I would not promote a reactivation of past rituals. This is simply not possible because the rituals of Western culture are very closely associated with the Christian narrative. And everywhere the Christian narrative is losing its power. There is little left of it beyond Christmastime.Rituals found a community. Contrary to the suggestion in your question, it is not inevitable that rituals solidify existing power relations. Quite the opposite. During Carnival, power relations are reversed, so that the slaves can criticize and even mock their masters.

Western Culture

Often roles are exchanged: The masters serve their slaves. And the fool ascends the throne as king. This ritualized temporary suspension of the power structure stabilizes the community.“After the pandemic, what is most in need of recovery is culture.”In a world that is completely without rituals and wholly profane, all that is left are consumption and the satisfaction of needs. It is Aldous Huxley’s “Brave New World,” in which every want is immediately gratified. The people are kept in good spirits with the help of fun, consumption and entertainment.

Recovery of Culture

The state distributes a drug called soma in order to increase feelings of happiness in the population. Maybe in our brave new world, people will receive a universal basic income and have unlimited access to video games. That would be the new version of panem et circensem (“bread and circuses”).I am, however, not completely pessimistic. Perhaps we shall develop new narratives, ones that do not presuppose a hierarchy. We can easily imagine a flat narrative. Every narrative develops rituals for the purposes of making it habitual, embedding it in the physical body. Culture founds community.

Panem et Circensem

After the pandemic, what is most in need of recovery is culture. Cultural events such as theater, dance and even football have a ritual character. The only way in which we can revitalize community is through ritual forms. Today, culture is held together solely by instrumental and economic relations. But that does not found communities — it isolates people. Art, in particular, should play a central role in the revitalization of rituals.“Rituals stabilize life by structuring time.”

Revitalization of Rituals

What we need most are temporal structures that stabilize life. When everything is short-term, life loses all stability. Stability comes over long stretches of time: faithfulness, bonds, integrity, commitment, promises, trust. These are the social practices that hold a community together. They all have a ritual character. They all require a lot of time. Today’s terror of short-termism — which, with fatal consequences, we mistake for freedom — destroys the practices that require time. To combat this terror, we need a very different temporal politics.

A Very Different Temporal Politics

In “The Little Prince,” the fox wants to be visited by the little prince always at the same hour, so that his visit becomes a ritual. The little prince asks the fox what a ritual is, and the fox replies: “Those also are actions too often neglected. … They are what make one day different from other days, one hour from other hours.” Rituals can be defined as temporal technologies for housing oneself. They turn being in the world into being at home. Rituals are in time as things are in space. They stabilize life by structuring time.

Rituals

They give us festive spaces, so to speak, spaces we can enter in celebration. As temporal structures, rituals arrest time. Temporal spaces we can enter in celebration do not pass away. Without such temporal structures, time becomes a torrent that tears us apart from each other and away from ourselves. Gardels: You have said that you look to art as “the savior” from the conditions you’ve been describing since philosophy today lacks the transformational quality it once had. What did you mean by that?

Temporal Structures

Han: Philosophy has the power to change the world: European science began only with Plato and Aristotle; without Rousseau, Voltaire and Kant, the European Enlightenment would be unthinkable. Nietzsche made the world appear in an entirely new light. Marx’s “Capital” founded a new epoch. Today, however, philosophy has completely lost this world-changing power. It is no longer capable of producing a novel narrative. Philosophy degenerates into an academic, specialist discipline. It is not turned toward the world and the present. “Art is nearer to the heart of creation than philosophy.”

Change the World

How can we reverse this development and make sure that philosophy regains its world-changing power, its magic? My feeling is that art, as opposed to philosophy, is still in a position where it can evoke the glimmer of a new form of life. Art has always brought forth a new reality, a new form of perception. All his life, Paul Klee said: “Immanently, I cannot be grasped at all. Because I live with the dead, just as I live with the unborn. A bit nearer to the heart of creation than is usual. And not near enough at all yet.”

A New Form of Perception

It is possible that art is nearer to the heart of creation than philosophy. It is therefore capable of letting something entirely new begin. The revolution can begin with as little as an unheard-of color, an unheard-of sound.

The Heart of Creation

Philosopher Byung-Chul Han: Art can “evoke the glimmer of a new form of life.”

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Problem Solving

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All That Is Solid Melts Into Information | NOEMA

Most of the tasks you procrastinate on aren't difficult to complete. . The first part of this rule is that if a task takes under two-minutes or less to complete, do it immediately. Example: Responding to an email or tossing your laundry into the dryer. • The second part of this rule is what when starting new habits, it should take less than 2 minutes to do. Once we get started, "we perceive the task as much less aversive than we do when we're avoiding it."

1. Try the 2-Minutes Rule.

Macro Goals should be your big-picture items.Micro quotas are the minimum amount of work you must do daily to make your bigger goals a reality.Quotas makes each day approachable. And your goals become achievable because of this.

Set Macro goals and Micro Quotas

Multitasking is ineffective and of the biggest time wasters around. That's because the human brain can only focus on one things at a time. . Do one thing at a time.elminate distractions.• Create a priority list. Take frequent breaks.

Working on a Single-task.

Think about your day as if you leave tommorrow on a long cruise with no internet connection. • What do you do? • Do you delegate? • What do you ditch? Suddenly you're hyper-aware and more efficient because the stakes are higher.

Prioritize Like You're going on vacation

Things lag, just go on and on, and internet wanes if you don't use clear time frames for projects and goals. Time frames creates a sense of urgency and build momentum. Momentum creates speed.

Create and Stick to Deadlines.

Forgiveness allows the individuals to move past their maladaptive behavior and focus on the upcoming tasks without the burden of past acts to hinder doing it. • We often avoid doing things that makes up feel bad. That pent-up guilt of wasting time will keep repeating But, if you forgive yourself, You'll be able to break that cycle.

Forgive yourself.

Are you always staring out the window for countless minutes, even though you have work to do? Do you research useless information or play games on the Internet when you know you have more important, pressing tasks?

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Productivity

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Career

 Stop Wasting your time! 6 Hacks

Life is all about how we deal with circumstances, how we act and react to the corresponding situations. For a better life we need to work upon our skills and that seems not easy at all! For a better life here are the 8 rules that you must follow for a happy and a successful life.

8 Short Of Rules For A Better Life 

Being calm in every situation is not as easy as we think, having a calm nature is the most rare thing that one can have. Being calm in every situation makes you wise, mysterious helps you in making wise decisions, makes you more attractive among others. One of the major benefits of being calm is that it helps you in taking quick and wise decisions.  In a world that's Full of negative energy, anxiety and depression it's important to take care of our mind as well as of our body.

1. Always stay calm

Second most important rule for a better life is not to compare yourself with others. I often see many people on social media comparing their life with others. Comparison is just an illusion ; everything lies within our brain and being compared with someone is the worst thing. Stop comparing yourself to others, it's your life, it's you vs you not you vs others.

2. No comparison with others

Motivation can't lead you where discipline can, it's the biggest changing asset that can change your life. Being <a href="https://inspirationalblogs45.blogspot.com/2022/03/Discipline%20-vs-Motivation%20.html">disciplined </a> can lead you a great and a successful life.

3. Be disciplined

Everything has a price whether it's a material or a non material thing. We work because we want results, we work because we want success, that's actually our main motto. But this doesn't work every time, success comes with sacrifices and struggles and believe me when you forget about success while working for your goals then note that you are successful. Don't think about what will happen next, just think about what you can do now.

4. Forget about result just focus on process

We all have been taught to just focus on success, how to achieve our goals, how to be rich but nobody has taught us about failures. Failures are life lessons, failures indicate that we are trying.  While working for goals don't be afraid to fail, don't be afraid of failures, just learn from them and bounce back once again. Life is meant to rule the world not be a slave of this world.

5. Don't be afraid to lose

Sometimes it's not between you and others it's between you and you. Sometimes we have to make quick decisions during tough times.  If you are in a situation where you can't decide what's the perfect option then listen to your inner voice. Listen to what your inner voice says because it will never disappoint you.

6. Listen what your inner voice says

Better life comes when we urge to do better and that's the point where most of us fail.  Personality development must be your priority. Develop yourself, come up with new skills, focus on your weakness and build new strength. Smartphones must be your biggest enemy while you are working for your goals. You need to be very crucial about your plans. Remember one thing: don't waste your time for just a couple of enjoyment.

7. Say no to smartphone & Yes to personality development

If you want to live a happy life then stay neutral whether you're happy or sad. Being neutral helps you in dealing with situations as you can come up with new responses and can stay calm in tough times.

8. Stay Neutral

Everybody wants a better life but nobody wants to work for it. Believe in yourself, improve yourself, develop new skills and you are ready. That's all  Good day:)

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Tim Urban wrote about Depressing Math- The Logic of why we dont have that big amount of time we are thinking of. As depressive it is, its the main reason to take action for a meaningful life.

 Depressing Math

counts only a few thousand weeks, try making the most out of it. If you cant imagine it, i recommend you to look at the image in the above article.

A 90 Year Life

how often does something happen? Visits for your parents, moments of joy, meetings with friends - just to name a little selection. Imagine something happens once every year, thats 10 times in a decade. Now try to use this principe tim writes about on times you arent able to use your time as you wish: sickness, traveltime in cars, thats how little time we have.

Counting

No reason to be in a rush you wont be able to finish something. Just keep in mind how to use time more joyful or efficently and important things will come to you in a matter of time.

Enjoy

‘Depressing Math’ can help you live a more fulfilled life.

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Science & Nature

Reasons to search for purpose

An act of deception can be detrimental, leading to hurt feelings, damaged relationships, and even imprisonment. Lying can lead to cheating or stealing, among other sinister motives. There is, however, a way to detect lies before they do any damage.

20 Ways To Spot Deception Before You Fall for It

Detecting deception is a valuable skill for anyone to learn. It helps people make<a href="https://motivatedprogress.com/how-to-make-better-decisions/"> intelligent choices </a>with business, friendships, and more. It can save you years of wasted effort and help you dodge scams. You’ll also save the confidence you’d lose from someone taking advantage of you.

Detect deception

<ul><li>Self-deception is also known as lying to yourself and believing it. </li><li><a href="https://motivatedprogress.com/the-dangers-of-confirmation-bias-and-10-ways-to-stop-it/">Confirmation bias </a>is a delusional thought someone believes despite proof that it’s false. </li><li>Exaggeration makes something seem much better or worse than it was.</li><li>An omission is a primarily true story, except the deceiver doesn’t include the vital aspects that make it a lie.</li><li>Denial or refusal to admit the truth.</li><li>Gaslighting or misleading someone into thinking they’re going crazy.</li><li>Self-serving lies and manipulation are falsehoods to get what the deceiver wants.</li></ul>

Types of deception

People who habitually lie all the time are considered pathological liars. It’s not a big deal to them, and they’ll lie to anyone. They will lie easily and not feel remorse for it.

Beware of pathological liars

Deception can be harmful, leading to hurt feelings, damaged relationships, and even prison time. Lies can have nefarious purposes, such as cheating or stealing. But there are ways to spot it before it causes damage.

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Love & Relationships

Motivated Progress

Small but consistent actions can lead to accomplishing what we desire. This amazing  book by Darren Hardy teaches us the power of continuous improvement, how to install good habits and remove bad ones , importance of our choices and so on

The Compound Effect

No matter what you learn, what strategy or tactic you employ, success comes as the result of the Compound Effect.

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The Compound Effect is the principle of reaping huge rewards from a series of small, smart choices. Small, but smart choices or steps which we carry consistently over time can bring a huge difference.Small, smart choices + Consistency + Time = Radical Difference

Compound Effect

Choices are what makes or destroy the people. It can be our best friend or can be our worst enemy. Choices can bring us near to our goals or they can send us very far. In a nutshell, first, we make a choice and then choice makes us.

Choices

We all are lucky. We are constantly having lucky things happen to us, whether we recognize it or not. According to the author, when luck came his way, he took advantage of it.

Getting Lucky

Preparation (personal growth) + Attitude (belief/mindset)  + Opportunity (a good thing coming your way) + Action (doing something about it)  = Luck

Formula for getting lucky 

Pick an area of your life where you want to be most successful. What do you want? More money? Great body? Better relationship?? Picture where you are in that area. Now, keep track of every action that relates to the area of your life where you want to improve. If you have decided you want to get out of debt, track every penny that you spend, if you want to lose weight, keep track of everything you eat. Carry a small notebook and a pen. Write everything. No excuses. no exceptions

Scorecard

The earlier you start making small changes, the more powerfully the Compound Effect works in your favor.The key is to start now. Every great act, every fantastic adventure, starts with a small step.

Time is of the Essence

This book taught me how my trivial actions over time can change my life. So after reading this book, I ponder over every action I take. I understood my actions today are seeds which will turn into a tree in a long run. This book made me cautious 

No gimmicks. No Hyperbole. No Magic Bullet. The Compound Effect is based on the principle that decisions shape your destiny. Little, everyday decisions will either take you to the life you desire or to disaster by default. Darren Hardy, publisher of Success Magazine, presents The Compound Effect, a distillation of the fundamental principles that have guided the most phenomenal achievements in business, relationships, and beyond. This easy-to-use, step-by-step operating system allows you to multiply your success, chart your progress, and achieve any desire. If you’re serious about living an extraordinary life, use the power of The Compound Effect to create the success you want.

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Books

The New York Times and Wall Street Journal bestseller, based on the principle that little, everyday decisions will either take you to the life you desire or to disaster by default. No gimmicks. No Hyperbole. No Magic Bullet. The Compound Effect is a distillation of the fundamental principles that have guided the most phenomenal achievements in business, relationships, and beyond. This easy-to-use, step-by-step operating system allows you to multiply your success, chart your progress, and achieve any desire. If you're serious about living an extraordinary life, use the power of The Compound Effect to create the success you want. You will find strategies including: <ul><li>How to win--every time! The No. 1 strategy to achieve any goal and triumph over any competitor, even if they're smarter, more talented or more experienced.</li><li>Eradicating your bad habits (some you might be unaware of!) that are derailing your progress.</li><li>The real, lasting keys to motivation--how to get yourself to do things you don't feel like doing.</li><li>Capturing the elusive, awesome force of momentum. Catch this, and you'll be unstoppable.</li><li>The acceleration secrets of superachievers. Do they have an unfair advantage? Yes they do, and now you can too! </li></ul>

Darren Hardy is an American author, keynote speaker, advisor, and former publisher of SUCCESS magazine. Hardy is a New York Times best-selling author, who wrote The Entrepreneur Roller Coaster, Living Your Best Year Ever and The Compound Effect. 

Darren Hardy

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