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The Compound Effect

192 pages · 2011 · Rating 4.4

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When tackling a gigantic project that seems impossible to achieve, it is best to break it down into small doable steps and just get started. Over time, these small steps can build momentum into something great or wear you down until you lose your motivation. This is a trap even the most successful people fall into. Darren Hardy, author of The Compound Effect, says: “We’ve been conditioned by society to believe in the effectiveness of a great display of massive effort. ” This book will teach you how to embrace the power of tiny decisions and daily disciplines that lead to massive accomplishments over time. These are the principles of compounding, and they can be applied to any aspect of your life—career, finances, or fitness.

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