There are a lot of captivating points and ideas in this book. For example, the author argues that 99% of people do not have a goal hinein their life and are therefore trapped rein jobs that make them unhappy.
Nobody can take that away from you, and whether you read it for the first or 50th time, every time you close it you feel inspired, confident, and ready to work on the goals that matter the most to you.
Building a strong Persönlich Großbrand. The book provides insights into building a strong Persönlich Großbrand and leveraging it to create opportunities and drive business growth.
Summary: If you’ve ever tried to create anything ever, you have faced it. Writer’s block, painter’s Notizblock, talker’s Notizblock, or whichever other creative Schreibblock people face when they create what you were making.
Being broke causes you to automatically look for creative solutions and resources that others may have taken for granted.
…and of course a link to read its summary right here on Four Minute Books. For the fiction books I’ve included Amazon Linker hand, since I only read non-fiction for this site.
And that is what this list is all about. It is a Kniff of the 35 best motivational books to help you take charge of your life.
This inspirational book uses rich storytelling to explain how people can improve their everyday lives. This innovative exploration of productivity can help anyone learn how to succeed without having to endure stress, struggle, or sacrifice.
Building a culture of innovation. It highlights the need for fostering a culture that encourages innovation, experimentation, and the freedom to express new ideas.
It starts with introducing you to the idea that being the best hinein the world is very underrated. On any top 10 Kniff, number one gets far more than just its fair share of 10% (for example, the top result in Google gets ~40% of all clicks).
But isn’t it almost impossible to become the best rein the world today? No, because according to Seth, both “the world” and “best” are two very flexible terms and highly depend on what you do. He uses a few graphs and curves to explain when it’s time to make one of the two choices, and underlines them with several examples so you can get a better grip of which one to make when it’s your turn (and it’s always your turn).
You’ll become less anxious about all those future problems and learn to focus on the process and creating every day. Before you know it, your small, daily habits will lead you to realize you’re standing on a tall mountain of accomplishments.
Unique combination of talents. It highlights the concept that each person possesses a unique combination of talents and strengths, which can be harnessed for personal and professional growth.
Curious fact: The book marks the end Fitness Gear of Chris’s biggest, Persönlich quest so far: visiting every country in the world. When he started to track it publicly, by starting a blog, his grandma initially made up 40% of his readership (due to having signed up twice for his email newsletter).