Engaging with books has significantly elevated my perspective on investing. True wealth isn't built through mere savings; financial freedom stems from strategic investments. I've learned that accumulating wealth hinges on making prudent investment decisions||
Books have also changed my perspective on investing. Understanding that real wealth is built through strategic investments rather than mere savings is crucial. Working with an adviser has pointed me in the right direction_.
This is financial advice and I never give financial advice: DONT LEAVE DURING THE BEAR. If you don’t want to invest…learn. If you don’t want to learn…build. If you don’t want to build observe. DO SOMETHING…other than leave. There is so much opportunity here. Take advantage!
It took me 3 years to stop trying to predict what's about to happen in the market based on charts studying because you never know. Please, i need the help of your Investment advisor.
"Procastination is not a thief of time but a thief life" Indeed... I have so many failed plans in 2023 due to procastination and lack of self discipline. Procastination is an anxiety syndrome according to a new study. It's very crazy because I tend to make things perfect. This book is a blessing from God in heaven. This book not only teaches self discipline but it also help you how to be successful in life. Only if everyone knows this book and apply what it said, I can assure that everyone is successful and we more have a better world today. Less crimes, less poverty, less problems...
I can definitely relate with you. I have found that perfection robs me of many things and causes great anxiety. I'm listening to it. I hope it can help me break these barriers.
Yeah, perfection really robs a lot. Now I'm trying to be more aware when I found myself trying to make things perfect. Breaking these barriers is such a challenge, but I notice some improvements when I start NOT MAKING EXCUSES.@@1fashionbliss
I think is the best audiobook that i listened in my life its really improve my life, i start waking up earlier and i just like to do that with this book i started my life without excuses, so helped, Thank you Brian Tracy, you the best. I insanely wish you long life.
How are you doing now? Looks like I found your comment two years later... I'd very much like to hear how it went: How long did it last? How many times did you have to restart? What made it harder? Did you try it alone? Is this book valuable?
I was in the us navy when I read this book. It separated me from the pack. I decided to get out the navy in 2020. I’ve made multiple 6 figures every year since I’ve been out
Introduction: 00:00 Part 1: Self Discipline And Personal Success: 24:13 Chapter 1: Self Discipline and Success: 24:52 Chapter 2: Self Discipline and Character: 46:03 Chapter 3: Self Discipline and Responsibility: 1:09:05 Chapter 4: Self Discipline and Goals: 1:29:37 Chapter 5: Self-Discipline and Personal Excellence: 1:50:40 Chapter 6: Self-Discipline and Courage: 2:29:04 Chapter 7: Self Discipline and Persistence: 2:46:21 Part 2: Self Discipline In Businesses, Sales, and Finance: Chapter 8: Self Discipline and Work: 2:57:02
What helped me a ton is mindfulness meditation, separating from thoughts and not taking them too seriously. The mind cannot force itself into action, it'll end up consuming itself with endless thought. The workbook called 30 Days to Reduce Anxiety by Harper Daniels is awesome, as is the Tao Te Ching.
This book transformed my life. Sometimes you need to know stuff that you already know but not ready to accept it nor ready to take a positive action. Thank you so much for this precious gift. I will cherish this book forever.
I've gained numerous insights from this book, but one particularly striking lesson stands out of me and hit one of my attitude towards working: 'Birds of a feather flock together.' This rings true-by surrounding ourselves with individuals who mirror the qualities we wish to embody, we elevate not just ourselves but each other. Together, we shape our futures, influenced by the circles we choose to be part of. This message, among others derived from it, continues to unfold and resonate with me.
This book changed my life. I was 18 starting on my self development journey. I am 21 now and im so grateful for this audiobook. Makes it easier for me to go through it once more. Thank you Brian Tracy ❤
Just recently I realized,I work out everyday,so why not strengthen my mind. Some people want to be strong others smart, I am thriving for both. Thank you, for opening the door to possibility.
Hello, I never usually leave comments, but I wanted the author and publisher to know that I think this book may be the most informative, complete and direct literature that I have come across. I am going to see if the author has other works or maybe old seminars to watch. I also enjoy the tone and patience of the reader (who is also the author, which is great). Thank you. I will probably buy the actual book for my personal library. If the author reads this, please get back to me as I would enjoy buying direct and maybe have it signed. Thanks.
I ve started this book by the last chapter 21 peace of mind . I Ve understood my inner and outer peace . I know the real meaning of forgiveness and realized I was totally wrong idea about it . Every chapter chapter must be read 7days a week for perfect assimilation for practical manner . Outstanding knowledge
I really enjoyed the way you minister, Pastor. I was easily engaged by the powerful message you delivered and the loving-kindness only a heart filled with The Holy Spirit could impart. May The Most High continue to Reign in your heart and home.
Decided to start listening to audiobooks yesterdays n I started with this one 🥰 glad I did. “How will this affect me in the future? “ is the #1 question to remind myself. My efforts will always grow into my rewards
PART 1 24:13 - Chapter 1: Self Discipline and Personal Success 46:07 - Chapter 2: Self Discipline and Character 1:09:08 - Chapter 3: Self Discipline and Responsibility
His books are connecting to each other I read psychology of selling Wow It opened more Insight about sales to me, I can now handle some difficult areas in selling Goals also taught me lot of interesting topic My mentor 💯
Estoy fascinada con el audio, estoy estudiando ingles a mis 48 años, tengo el libro y los leo en conjunto para escuchar y ver como sexescribe, me encanta este autor BT, y felicito enirmemente al lector, are amazing❤❤❤
1:13:00 i love that he acknowledges that it's normal to be conditioned in childhood that we don't have agency in our lives. Many people blame the person who feels disempowered, rather than the natural state of being a child. Some parents never instill a sense of independence in their kids. They would rather retain control and superiority in the home. Some of us really do need the "obvious" stated: that at a certain point in development, it is our responsibility to seize the agency in our lives. If we stop blaming individuals for being blind to that fact and instead kindly wake them up to reality, i wonder how much they'd flourish.
I have ADHD that can't be treated properly. I know it's the base of my issues but I don't want it to be my excuse. If I hear one more person say I'm lazy or I need to try harder .... 😠 But I AM always willing to learn something that will help.
@@adriancortez6572 haha, good thing no one was hear to read that to me. Some Tasmanian devil stuff would have gone down. Wait, I'm too lazy to destroy stuff... it's a conundrum.
I read 'the Millionaire Next Door" as well and it's an excellent book. I can say that it is true that most millionaires and billionaires are first generation.... However, it's also true that the richest (billion and trillionaires - .0001%) are generational wealthy. Like the Rothschild's and Rockefellers! And aTHEY own monopoly size estates (like the Federal Reserve). That being said though, I LOVE this book and am immediately applying it to my current situation, so thank you for this!
I both love and hate this book. He's so right on the self discipline part (something I really need to cultivate and the main reason why I can't get shit done...), but also it feels so aimed at the authors' (and many other people's) idea of success. (Although sometimes he also mentions to find what success/happiness means for YOU... (but do you really know?)) I don't care if someone sold over a million in cars or is the leading whatever of their field. More products. More things. More growth. Always more. More. More. I am fed up with that. All fame and glory, all esteemed positions in a career or whatever, it's not more special than anything and it just feeds the ego. What we need is not more people who want more, who view themselves as superior, but more love and connection and more community. Less commercialisation. Less self enrichment and more sharing. What I want, what my ideal idea of success is... USED to be to become famous and special. To be recognized and leave a mark. But not anymore (many would call me unambitious now maybe). I just want to live a cozy, silly, adventurous life where no one tells me what I can and cannot do. I want to have a cozy tiny house in nature, or a van, or both... Create art, plant a garden, do tattoos and travel around selling art and homemade, simple but good, food. Connecting people with each other, instead of against each other. I don't want the highest net worth. I would live without money if that was possible. Your worth is not determined by how much you earn or how famous you are. If I would somehow ever be famous, I'd laugh at it. We're all lost souls swimming in the same fish bowl.
I agree. This book is a reflection of its time, aimed to people who wanted to "make it" on corporate America in the late 90's. Not a lot for the entrepreneur, free lancer or self employed here. Still has some great insights, just not all of it applys to a lot of us right now.
So, what's stopping you? If all you want is, say a van with those things to be fulfilled in life. That's a year or two of frugal living, and you're set.
1. Get off 'Someday Isle (I'll). 2. Develop Self-discipline. 3. To achieve greatly, you must become a different (remarkably better) person. "Self-discipline is the ability to do what you should do when you should do it whether you feel like it or not." -Kop Kopmeyer Your two worst enemies: Path of least resistance (easy way.) Expediency factor: the fast, fun, and easy way instead of the best. "Self-discipline is the master key to riches." -Napoleon Hill "How should we live in order to be happy?' -Aristotle
Really?! It gives me anxiety😭. He pauses so much in the middle of his sentences, and his soft spoken words sometimes sound lispy😬. The content seems good but i just prefer more natural and crisp narrators.
One additional note regarding an insight I had while listening to the book. I actually listened to the whole thing, because it truly fascinated me! I have a sneaky suspicion that The Devil refers to Hell as “The Organization”
Million of thanks for myriads of insights now it is edge of the year so I am going to imprint my goal settings on the basis of deep learning and working methods and technique with the help of this amazing 📖
I feel John Isaac's book Procrastination Elimination Method is a much better book and goes straight to the point - Brian Tracy and other gooroos books tend to ramble the main point in a 200 pages book which could easily be summarized in 10 pages!
Engaging with books has significantly elevated my perspective on investing. True wealth isn't built through mere savings; financial freedom stems from strategic investments. I've learned that accumulating wealth hinges on making prudent investment decisions||
Embarking on the investment journey at 40, I envision a triumphant testimony of significant success by the age of 55..
Books have also changed my perspective on investing. Understanding that real wealth is built through strategic investments rather than mere savings is crucial. Working with an adviser has pointed me in the right direction_.
'Nicole Anastasia Plumlee’ maintains an online presence. Just make a simple search for her name online.
What are the steps to prudent investing?
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Bad habits are easy to form but hard to live with
good habits are hard to form but easy to live with 💯
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This is financial advice and I never give financial advice: DONT LEAVE DURING THE BEAR. If you don’t want to invest…learn. If you don’t want to learn…build. If you don’t want to build observe. DO SOMETHING…other than leave. There is so much opportunity here. Take advantage!
It took me 3 years to stop trying to predict what's about to happen in the market based on charts studying because you never know. Please, i need the help of your Investment advisor.
God bless you for sharing!
@Yassine Khaoua lookbbk lmk
Thanks!
Words of wisdom
"Procastination is not a thief of time but a thief life" Indeed... I have so many failed plans in 2023 due to procastination and lack of self discipline. Procastination is an anxiety syndrome according to a new study. It's very crazy because I tend to make things perfect. This book is a blessing from God in heaven. This book not only teaches self discipline but it also help you how to be successful in life. Only if everyone knows this book and apply what it said, I can assure that everyone is successful and we more have a better world today. Less crimes, less poverty, less problems...
I can definitely relate with you. I have found that perfection robs me of many things and causes great anxiety. I'm listening to it. I hope it can help me break these barriers.
Yeah, perfection really robs a lot. Now I'm trying to be more aware when I found myself trying to make things perfect. Breaking these barriers is such a challenge, but I notice some improvements when I start NOT MAKING EXCUSES.@@1fashionbliss
you made yourself a victim by saying Procrastination is a syndrome...
It's not making myself a victim, it's how you understand it. Analyze it again@@DITTOE
@@1fashionblissa hope is a goal without effort!!!
"Nothing is impossible if you put your heart and effort into it. Keep pushing forward; great achievements are waiting for you ahead!"
24:48 Chapter 1, self discipline and success.
1:09:07 Chapter 3, self discipline and accountability.
1:29:42 Chapter 4 self discipline and goals
1:50:43 Chapter 5 self discipline and excellence
2:28:06 Chapter 6 self discipline and courage
Thanks 👍
Accept 100% responsibility for everything you are and your reactions to everything that happens to you. This will liberate you
I agree. Being responsible means accepting consequences for all your actions whether big or small.
Yes being responsible for your actions is self discipline. Not many walk this way its quite a shame.
This is so true though! :)
Losers make excuses. Winners make progress. That's my motivational phrase.
I'mma use this!!! It's powerful! Thanks
Love it
@@ilkbahar9424 what word is Imma, get discipline to write properly.
@@kathykrol5942 It's ebonics for "I'm going to."
@@kathykrol5942womp womp
“Short term gain can cause long term pain”
What is said to me when I try to do something pleasurable. What a blessing.
I disagree with that quote, short term gains compound over time. Also some things are a limited time and you cannot enjoy later so its wishy washy.
@@listings404i agree
Every word Brian Tracy said is worth more than gold
I think is the best audiobook that i listened in my life its really improve my life, i start waking up earlier and i just like to do that with this book i started my life without excuses, so helped, Thank you Brian Tracy, you the best. I insanely wish you long life.
this should be put into the "blab"
Nice
How are you doing now? Looks like I found your comment two years later... I'd very much like to hear how it went: How long did it last? How many times did you have to restart? What made it harder? Did you try it alone? Is this book valuable?
I made a promise to be better at life. Now im here.
Lets go!
Hold on, how you doing?
I was just about to pass this book then, I asked myself why am I thinking of an excuse
I'm gonna write "I bet you won't."
I listened yesterday at work I started over today!
🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽
💯
1Q
I was in the us navy when I read this book. It separated me from the pack. I decided to get out the navy in 2020. I’ve made multiple 6 figures every year since I’ve been out
Introduction: 00:00
Part 1: Self Discipline And Personal Success: 24:13
Chapter 1: Self Discipline and Success: 24:52
Chapter 2: Self Discipline and Character: 46:03
Chapter 3: Self Discipline and Responsibility: 1:09:05
Chapter 4: Self Discipline and Goals: 1:29:37
Chapter 5: Self-Discipline and Personal Excellence: 1:50:40
Chapter 6: Self-Discipline and Courage: 2:29:04
Chapter 7: Self Discipline and Persistence: 2:46:21
Part 2: Self Discipline In Businesses, Sales, and Finance:
Chapter 8: Self Discipline and Work: 2:57:02
Thank you
You’re awesome 👏
You are the goat wow
Highly appreciate your input 👏👏👏
Very helpful, thank you!
What helped me a ton is mindfulness meditation, separating from thoughts and not taking them too seriously. The mind cannot force itself into action, it'll end up consuming itself with endless thought. The workbook called 30 Days to Reduce Anxiety by Harper Daniels is awesome, as is the Tao Te Ching.
1:29:42 Chapter 4 self discipline and goals
1:50:43 Chapter 5 self discipline and excellence
2:28:06 Chapter 6 self discipline and courage
2:29:10
Thank you for putting these times up 🙂🙂
24:48 Chapter 1, self discipline and success.
1:09:07 Chapter 3, self discipline and accountability.
thank you for the times.. some great points BT has... but a lot of waffle inbetween (respectfully)
Thnx Man
This is one of the best books that impacted my life!!! Thanks Brian Tracy
This book transformed my life. Sometimes you need to know stuff that you already know but not ready to accept it nor ready to take a positive action.
Thank you so much for this precious gift. I will cherish this book forever.
48:31 these couple of sentences are so true. So simple sounding but so true
I love his voice and pace when he's reading.
Gay
I've gained numerous insights from this book, but one particularly striking lesson stands out of me and hit one of my attitude towards working: 'Birds of a feather flock together.' This rings true-by surrounding ourselves with individuals who mirror the qualities we wish to embody, we elevate not just ourselves but each other. Together, we shape our futures, influenced by the circles we choose to be part of. This message, among others derived from it, continues to unfold and resonate with me.
This book changed my life. I was 18 starting on my self development journey. I am 21 now and im so grateful for this audiobook. Makes it easier for me to go through it once more. Thank you Brian Tracy ❤
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Just recently I realized,I work out everyday,so why not strengthen my mind. Some people want to be strong others smart, I am thriving for both. Thank you, for opening the door to possibility.
Mr Tracy, one of the best mentors an individual like me could have! Extremely clear, direct to the point, nice videos.
Hello, I never usually leave comments, but I wanted the author and publisher to know that I think this book may be the most informative, complete and direct literature that I have come across. I am going to see if the author has other works or maybe old seminars to watch. I also enjoy the tone and patience of the reader (who is also the author, which is great). Thank you. I will probably buy the actual book for my personal library. If the author reads this, please get back to me as I would enjoy buying direct and maybe have it signed. Thanks.
it
Note to self: finished in 2 days.
“Persistence is self discipline in action”
Finished in one day.
Finished in 1h - life's too short to not focus and listen on quadruple speed 😂
One seating 😎🥸
done before I started
@@identifiesas65.wheresmyche95 🤣🤣
I ve started this book by the last chapter 21 peace of mind . I Ve understood my inner and outer peace . I know the real meaning of forgiveness and realized I was totally wrong idea about it . Every chapter chapter must be read 7days a week for perfect assimilation for practical manner . Outstanding knowledge
I'm really starting to love this Brian Tracy guy
I really enjoyed the way you minister, Pastor. I was easily engaged by the powerful message you delivered and the loving-kindness only a heart filled with The Holy Spirit could impart.
May The Most High continue to Reign in your heart and home.
This is the first time since December, I sat down and could focus. Thank you.
Before listening, make sure to have a pen and paper ready. 📝
You’re welcome
Good comment.
Best Audiobook I ever heard in my Life.🤩
“ Start doing hard and necessary things rather than easy and unnecessary things “
This book changed my life when I was 16. I'm 23 now and haven't looked back.
Wow
Tell us about your successes.
And you still live with your parents playing video games? Great job!!
@@Endoe.McKronic far from it but thanks for trying!
@GabrielsGalaxy Wow that's so awesome and congratulations 🎉🎊🎈
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Brand new life !!!
Brand new chapter!
New beginnings,
New habits and Discipline
New Results !!!
NEW GOALS 🎉
Let’s go y’all !
💪😃❤ October/07/2023🎉
Start with a new name
Decided to start listening to audiobooks yesterdays n I started with this one 🥰 glad I did. “How will this affect me in the future? “ is the #1 question to remind myself. My efforts will always grow into my rewards
Just purchased my hard copy of the book so I can physically see everything and highlight where necessary.
I also cannot wait to get myself a hard copy
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46:07 - Chapter 2: Self Discipline and Character
1:09:08 - Chapter 3: Self Discipline and Responsibility
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Best book ever. This will be my Bible
I just start. It’s sooooo attractive, I can’t have break .
His books are connecting to each other
I read psychology of selling
Wow It opened more Insight about sales to me, I can now handle some difficult areas in selling
Goals also taught me lot of interesting topic
My mentor 💯
I really feel heavens listening to the audio. Success to the author. Brain Tracy.
Estoy fascinada con el audio, estoy estudiando ingles a mis 48 años, tengo el libro y los leo en conjunto para escuchar y ver como sexescribe, me encanta este autor BT, y felicito enirmemente al lector, are amazing❤❤❤
Thank God for blessing you brian to write this book yours sincerly.
What cannot be cured must be endured
Been hooked on this guy for 3 days. Someday I’ll use his wisdom
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂 someday island
I will finish within a day 😂😂
Being success has its price, yes a lot of work and sef discipline.
1:13:00 i love that he acknowledges that it's normal to be conditioned in childhood that we don't have agency in our lives. Many people blame the person who feels disempowered, rather than the natural state of being a child. Some parents never instill a sense of independence in their kids. They would rather retain control and superiority in the home. Some of us really do need the "obvious" stated: that at a certain point in development, it is our responsibility to seize the agency in our lives. If we stop blaming individuals for being blind to that fact and instead kindly wake them up to reality, i wonder how much they'd flourish.
ua-cam.com/video/qEaHjPF47_E/v-deo.html
This audio book is such an amazing book for any person who have their mindset build on their personal growth
This audio book
has become my BREAKFAST
the extra hour some used for sleeping
I was ‘Eating the Frog, with No Excuses !” 😂
16:32 the difference
19:48 develope habit
24:15 part 1 self dicipline
I have ADHD that can't be treated properly. I know it's the base of my issues but I don't want it to be my excuse. If I hear one more person say I'm lazy or I need to try harder .... 😠
But I AM always willing to learn something that will help.
You're lazy and gotta try harder
@@adriancortez6572 haha, good thing no one was hear to read that to me. Some Tasmanian devil stuff would have gone down.
Wait, I'm too lazy to destroy stuff... it's a conundrum.
@@eciesz read the master key system
@@adriancortez6572 it's on UA-cam and I'll listen to it today.
@@eciesz i would strongly recommend buying the book its only $12 for the hard cover.
Today's failure is tomorrow success with self discipline and determination great stuff thank you so much!
Mind-blowing!! Reading this book has improved my positive outlook. It will help you too.
Great book. I bought and resold book. Now listening to it here.
2:43:28 Blow away the fear is My Favorite part it has been a hindrance to me for a long time
This is a gift! I’m going to listen to this over and over again.
Also listen to his book 📖 called eat that frog! Amazing...
My life will never be the same
Your voice is good so its clear to understand what u say...pls come with some more audiobooks like this...
I read 'the Millionaire Next Door" as well and it's an excellent book. I can say that it is true that most millionaires and billionaires are first generation.... However, it's also true that the richest (billion and trillionaires - .0001%) are generational wealthy. Like the Rothschild's and Rockefellers! And aTHEY own monopoly size estates (like the Federal Reserve).
That being said though, I LOVE this book and am immediately applying it to my current situation, so thank you for this!
I both love and hate this book. He's so right on the self discipline part (something I really need to cultivate and the main reason why I can't get shit done...), but also it feels so aimed at the authors' (and many other people's) idea of success. (Although sometimes he also mentions to find what success/happiness means for YOU... (but do you really know?))
I don't care if someone sold over a million in cars or is the leading whatever of their field. More products. More things. More growth. Always more. More. More.
I am fed up with that.
All fame and glory, all esteemed positions in a career or whatever, it's not more special than anything and it just feeds the ego.
What we need is not more people who want more, who view themselves as superior, but more love and connection and more community.
Less commercialisation. Less self enrichment and more sharing.
What I want, what my ideal idea of success is... USED to be to become famous and special. To be recognized and leave a mark.
But not anymore (many would call me unambitious now maybe). I just want to live a cozy, silly, adventurous life where no one tells me what I can and cannot do. I want to have a cozy tiny house in nature, or a van, or both...
Create art, plant a garden, do tattoos and travel around selling art and homemade, simple but good, food. Connecting people with each other, instead of against each other.
I don't want the highest net worth. I would live without money if that was possible.
Your worth is not determined by how much you earn or how famous you are.
If I would somehow ever be famous, I'd laugh at it. We're all lost souls swimming in the same fish bowl.
I agree. This book is a reflection of its time, aimed to people who wanted to "make it" on corporate America in the late 90's. Not a lot for the entrepreneur, free lancer or self employed here. Still has some great insights, just not all of it applys to a lot of us right now.
I love your wise spirit! I would love to be your neighbor, eat your food and buy your art!
So, what's stopping you? If all you want is, say a van with those things to be fulfilled in life. That's a year or two of frugal living, and you're set.
"What you do speaks so loudly that i can not hear a word that you say."
"Circumstances do not make the man they merely reveal him to himself."
Work deliberately, consciously, and continously
The most important part of this book is investing 3% (or more) of your income back into YOU every year.
Yeah that was a good tip.
*Dude!!! download more if you don't mind, I'm into these kinda stuff TBH 💯.*
1. Get off 'Someday Isle (I'll).
2. Develop Self-discipline.
3. To achieve greatly, you must become a different (remarkably better) person.
"Self-discipline is the ability to do what you should do when you should do it whether you feel like it or not." -Kop Kopmeyer
Your two worst enemies:
Path of least resistance (easy way.)
Expediency factor: the fast, fun, and easy way instead of the best.
"Self-discipline is the master key to riches." -Napoleon Hill
"How should we live in order to be happy?'
-Aristotle
I love his voice!
Really?! It gives me anxiety😭. He pauses so much in the middle of his sentences, and his soft spoken words sometimes sound lispy😬. The content seems good but i just prefer more natural and crisp narrators.
Taps on Save to ‘Watch Later’... Hey, I should watch this now!
One additional note regarding an insight I had while listening to the book. I actually listened to the whole thing, because it truly fascinated me! I have a sneaky suspicion that The Devil refers to Hell as “The Organization”
I love that!
Where does it "says the organization"??
32:40 - sowing and reaping
39:49 - consistency
1:38:47 - Setting goals
1:56:35 - mental fitness
A life changing wise book. One of the best I've heard.
Im glad i came across this book 🤩Its very important
What an incredible human being ❤
Thanks for uploading this book.
Thank you so much for this Brian Tracy
The best motivational speaker
If it’s to be, it’s up to me 🙇🏽♂️
What a phenomenal book.
This whole superior people vibe is killing this book.
So rich people are more superior is what i get from this guy
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 for real! Dude said he sold 500 MILLION books before writing this. All he doing is throwing shade.
Can’t believe this is free! Thank you
Post more audiobooks like this!!
Million of thanks for myriads of insights now it is edge of the year so I am going to imprint my goal settings on the basis of deep learning and working methods and technique with the help of this amazing 📖
You can do it! 🤗
Thanks 😊
I start to read .From now on everyday i will read 10-15 minutes. Lets see when i am gonna finish:)
This book is amazing! Full of great insights and actionable advice.
Good book. Kept me awake listening. ⏰ A keeper.
"Discipline eats motivation for breakfast" - Jacko Willink
“It’s that po-dien on that lean finna shine”🔥🔥🔥 RIP Big PO-YO!!!!!
❤I Love this book! Thank you for sharing!
Keep adding value to yourself. Believe and be amazed.❤
I'm ten minutes in and I'm so glad this showed up on my feed ❤❤❤
Awesome book
AMAZING BOOK, THANKS BRIAN TRACY
Great as usual! A true master. Thank you Brian!
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Luke belmar : money intelligence
Tai Lopez : psychological intelligence
Andy Frisella : work ethic and honesty
I feel John Isaac's book Procrastination Elimination Method is a much better book and goes straight to the point - Brian Tracy and other gooroos books tend to ramble the main point in a 200 pages book which could easily be summarized in 10 pages!
I will check it out bro thanks
Thank you for posting this book!!! You are a blessing
Thank you for sharing. Very easy to listen to. I heard the whole book in one evening.
45minutes in. Love this calm voice and- (because it's so annoying with other autors) (the restrained bragging 😅, thanks Mr Tracy!
“You never fail until you stop trying.”-Albert Einstein
Paulo Coello
One of the best books I've listened to this far. Excellent advice!