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Self-Discipline: Everyday Habits to Build Willpower and Achieve Success
Are You Tired Of Feeling Like You Lack The Self-Discipline To Achieve Your Goals? Do You Struggle With Procrastination And Managing Your Time Effectively?
If So... It’s Time You Discover How To Unlock Success In All Areas Of Your Life - By Developing Self-Discipline.
Unlock your potential and learn how to navigate life's challenges with this powerful book about Self-Discipline and Willpower. You'll discover the tools and everyday habits that you need to build confidence and self-belief, stay motivated, and break through any adversity.
Get to the bottom of what’s been holding you back and get rid of limiting self-imposed beliefs that are keeping you from becoming the person you’ve always wanted to be!
With this book by your side, you Adopt life-changing positive Become your #1 cheerleader and give yourself the confidence boost you need with these positive self-talk techniques that turn negatives into positives.Effectively manage your willpower: Never let the temptation get to you ever again. Be ready with a plan of action for when you're faced with situations that test your willpower!Achieve anything you Learn how to set realistic and achievable goals!Build mental resilience stronger than an iron By reframing challenges as opportunities for growth and learning, you’ll become better and stronger than ever.And more!
Take your life into your hands and finally get the motivational boost that will actually stick! This book will guide you every step of the way; from developing self-discipline to building resilience, this book has got your back!
If So... It’s Time You Discover How To Unlock Success In All Areas Of Your Life - By Developing Self-Discipline.
Unlock your potential and learn how to navigate life's challenges with this powerful book about Self-Discipline and Willpower. You'll discover the tools and everyday habits that you need to build confidence and self-belief, stay motivated, and break through any adversity.
Get to the bottom of what’s been holding you back and get rid of limiting self-imposed beliefs that are keeping you from becoming the person you’ve always wanted to be!
With this book by your side, you Adopt life-changing positive Become your #1 cheerleader and give yourself the confidence boost you need with these positive self-talk techniques that turn negatives into positives.Effectively manage your willpower: Never let the temptation get to you ever again. Be ready with a plan of action for when you're faced with situations that test your willpower!Achieve anything you Learn how to set realistic and achievable goals!Build mental resilience stronger than an iron By reframing challenges as opportunities for growth and learning, you’ll become better and stronger than ever.And more!
Take your life into your hands and finally get the motivational boost that will actually stick! This book will guide you every step of the way; from developing self-discipline to building resilience, this book has got your back!
159 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 18, 2023
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February 13, 2025
I really don’t like leaving bad reviews, but I actually feel offended by this book. It kind of feels like it was written by AI, but at the same time, the writing is too bad for AI. Maybe the mysterious author planned it with AI and then wrote it themselves? Either way, it is spectacularly devoid of content, and empty of insight. Even though the book was free on Kindle, I still feel ripped off.
It’s hard to explain why it is so bad, but I would summarise the general feeling after reading each sentence as “like, duh”.
To demonstrate, here are some examples of the staggering genius you will encounter:
On the difference between discipline and will-power:
“Discipline is the capacity to exercise self-control, manage emotions, and suppress urges. Whereas, willpower is the capacity to control oneself”
On memory:
“The greatest thing that memorizing can do is assist you to retain a small amount of knowledge in a short period.”
On waiting:
“Waiting pays off, as they say.” [no they don’t]
On… I don’t really know:
“Successful people are aware that time does not carve itself.”
On prioritisation:
“In order to perform activities in the right order, one should rank them according to their importance.”
On preparation:
“Unfortunately, setbacks frequently occur when you are least prepared, so plan accordingly.”
On flow:
“Should you decide to accept it, the objective is to enter a flow state, which is a state in which you are “in the flow”.”
On music:
“Some people find that sad music is “beautiful,” as it makes them feel better.”
On rewards:
“You might choose to treat yourself to a favorite snack or television show in exchange for achieving the short-term objective of sending three business-related emails every day.”
It’s hard to explain why it is so bad, but I would summarise the general feeling after reading each sentence as “like, duh”.
To demonstrate, here are some examples of the staggering genius you will encounter:
On the difference between discipline and will-power:
“Discipline is the capacity to exercise self-control, manage emotions, and suppress urges. Whereas, willpower is the capacity to control oneself”
On memory:
“The greatest thing that memorizing can do is assist you to retain a small amount of knowledge in a short period.”
On waiting:
“Waiting pays off, as they say.” [no they don’t]
On… I don’t really know:
“Successful people are aware that time does not carve itself.”
On prioritisation:
“In order to perform activities in the right order, one should rank them according to their importance.”
On preparation:
“Unfortunately, setbacks frequently occur when you are least prepared, so plan accordingly.”
On flow:
“Should you decide to accept it, the objective is to enter a flow state, which is a state in which you are “in the flow”.”
On music:
“Some people find that sad music is “beautiful,” as it makes them feel better.”
On rewards:
“You might choose to treat yourself to a favorite snack or television show in exchange for achieving the short-term objective of sending three business-related emails every day.”
April 9, 2025
Feels like it says a lot without actually saying that much. While the book covers a lot of interesting topics, I don’t think it adds a ton of value to the reader. Additionally, I think there is a lot of repetitive content, which takes away from the impact the book tries to have.
June 24, 2025
FULL REVIEW ON MY WEBSITE
https://thebookcornerchronicles.com/2...
I gotta admit that this book isn’t the best self help book I’ve read in my time. And this review will explain what I say that, so lets get into the review.
First of all the writing style feels like it was written by ChatGPT, because it bombards us with information without showing any examples. In a way reading this book felt worse than reading a high school textbook which really says something.
At the same time this books gives us the some very stupid sentences like “Successful people are aware that time does not carve itself”, “Waiting pays off, as they say” or “Should you decide to accept it, the objective is to enter a flow state, which is a state in which you are “in the flow”.
Everything this books says feels like it was written by either a toddler or the worst AI from 1970s (a metaphor).
The only good thing about this book is that it is a quick read. I personally read it in one sitting on a rainy Sunday.
If you are looking for a very bad self help book, then this one takes the number one place in my opinion because I haven’t read worse self help book so far at least in my life.
https://thebookcornerchronicles.com/2...
I gotta admit that this book isn’t the best self help book I’ve read in my time. And this review will explain what I say that, so lets get into the review.
First of all the writing style feels like it was written by ChatGPT, because it bombards us with information without showing any examples. In a way reading this book felt worse than reading a high school textbook which really says something.
At the same time this books gives us the some very stupid sentences like “Successful people are aware that time does not carve itself”, “Waiting pays off, as they say” or “Should you decide to accept it, the objective is to enter a flow state, which is a state in which you are “in the flow”.
Everything this books says feels like it was written by either a toddler or the worst AI from 1970s (a metaphor).
The only good thing about this book is that it is a quick read. I personally read it in one sitting on a rainy Sunday.
If you are looking for a very bad self help book, then this one takes the number one place in my opinion because I haven’t read worse self help book so far at least in my life.
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