SLIGHT EDGE: Turning Simple Disciplines Into Massive Success and Happiness

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you’re struggling with finding the motivation to start new habits or stop with any bad habits (exercise, eating healthy, flossing, …).

SLIGHT EDGE: Turning Simple Disciplines Into Massive Success

This is something that’ll occupy your mind even when you’re not actively aware of it, such as when you’re thinking about what you should eat, or when you choose to go to bed earlier instead of losing sleep. First, you have to choose your predominant state of mind. Either you have the blaming mindset or the winning mindset. Say goodbye to procrastination and work on your mindset to see your actions follow. Changing your life for the better starts from within, and this book will give you the right, actionable steps to begin that path. If you’re ready to make the change that you’ve been waiting for, I strongly recommend this book. Who would I recommend The Slight Edge summary to? Look at them daily: You should look at the list of goals every day—either right when you wake up or right before bed—and ask yourself if you’ve done anything toward those goals that day. If not, why not? What could you do differently tomorrow? Tis a gift to be simple, ’tis a gift to be free, ’Tis a gift to come down where you ought to be, And when we find ourselves in the place just right ’Twill be in the valley of love and delight. — traditional Shaker hymn Saving 10 dollars today doesn’t seem to make a difference in the grand scheme of things, but saving 10 dollars every day will make you a millionaire in 40 years (at an average 8% interest rate)Prevent and Reverse Heart Disease: The Revolutionary, Scientifically Proven, Nutrition-Based Cure (Hardcover) What happens if you add one small, simple, positive action to the success side? Nothing you can see. What happens if you add one more? Nothing you can see. What happens if you keep adding one more, and one more, and one more, and one more … Before too long, you see the scales shift, ever so slightly. And then again. And eventually, that heavy “failure” side starts to lift, and lift, and lift … and the scales start swinging your way. Not for everyone of course. There are those for whom life somehow just seems to work. But they sure aren’t in the majority: probably about 1/20, or 5%.

Praise From Readers of

This can be a really useful book if read as the starting point of one's journey for success and can be drastically boring for those who have been on the road before. The philosophy behind The Slight Edge is that success is the result of repetitive productive actions over a consistent period. When you adopt this mindset, your actions have to follow immediately for them to work. Therefore, everything we do each day must coincide with our burning desire to achieve success.

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Have you ever met a really successful person? You know whom I mean: that woman with the easy, engaging smile, the one who makes you feel instantly at ease, even as you stand in awe of her accomplishments. The guy who’s always dressed for success, who looks great even when he isn’t trying, and somehow makes you feel better about yourself just being in his presence. People who not only are successful, but also seem to breathe success and fill the space around them with it. They live in beautiful homes, travel to exciting places, fly first class. Are surrounded by people who love them and admire them. Are appreciated, respected and recognized. Happy, healthy, creative and fulfilled. Winners in the game of life. Why do some families have such great relationships, such warmth and fun and caring closeness, while others are perennially angry with each other, so distrustful and distant they might as well live on different planets? Why are some people positive and upbeat while others are miserably negative, constantly complaining and criticizing? By applying the principles of the Slight Edge, I’ve lost 35 pounds in just three mo nths, and am still going strong. I’m also working the principles into my job, part-time pursuits and eve ry area of my life. I have quit focusing as much on the goals, and am focusing more on the little thin gs I do every day, since I can control those.