In his book, Entrepreneurial Leap, Gino Wickman claims that people require 6 essential traits to be an entrepreneur: Visionary, Passionate, Problem Solver, Risk Taker, and Responsible.
In his book, So Good They Can’t Ignore You, Cal Newport discusses what he learned from trying to answer the following question: “Why do some people end up loving what they do, while so many others fail at this goal?”
In the book, The E-Myth Revisited, Michael Gerber tears down the myths of becoming an entrepreneur. He discusses the business lifecycle, the underlying systems, and how to apply franchising lessons.
In the 10X Rule, Grant Cardone shows you his principle to set goals that are ten times what you think you want and take ten times the action to achieve those goals.
In Get It Done, Michael Mackintosh shares the 11 essential productivity mind hacks to inspire and help you take action on your major goals.
In Essentialism, Greg McKeown teaches you how to be an Essentialist. You can discern what is essential, eliminate everything that is trivial, and execute on contributing to what matters the most to you.
In Unlimited Memory, Kevin Horsley shows you how the world’s best memory masters get themselves to concentrate at will, anytime they want.
In his book, Miracle Morning, Hal Elrod shows you how to take ownership and change your life, one morning of personal development at a time.
Your age mainly determines how much sleep you need. It can also be affected by your daily activities, overall health, and sleep routine.
In his book, Make Your Bed, Admiral William McRaven gives ten powerful lessons from Navy SEAL training that will help you change the world.
