The Success Code: How Ordinary Habits Can Produce Extraordinary Results

by Ray Brehm, Sierra Melcher, Lisa McNair Palmer

Do you ever wonder why some people always seem to succeed, and others fail?You already have access to all you need. If you want to learn how to use your true ability to access the secrets of success, then this may be the most important book you read this year, here's why ...But first a Despite how success is portrayed in the media, or in movies, most of it doesn't happen overnight. The principles in this book are readily at your disposal right now, but some of them take time to implement in your life. If you are impatient, or looking for a quick fix, this book probably isn't for you. On the other hand, if you are willing to implement some simple habits and new mindset ideas into your life, then we encourage you to read on.Most "overnight" successes have been developed with small changes in daily habits and mindset tweaks, one day at a time. You will be surprised how simple these habits are, yet the majority of the people you know do not implement them on a regular basis. We asked over 20 experts to describe these habits for us, and the result was The Success Code. The Success Code is a life lesson of habits, mindsets and stories of how they have been used to overcome obstacles and achieve success.It's more than just about habits though....How to change your career (and your income), even if you have no idea howYou need to work your way up to your dream job, right? Wrong!The 3 things you must absolutely do to recover when you find yourself down in the drudgery of despair (whether personally or in your business)Where to find help when you need it most, think Luke SkywalkerHow to eliminate the thoughts that make you poorWhy you should never fight it when you are having a breakdownWhy doing less will help you produce more and reduce stressSay Goodbye to unrealized goals when you make this one changeWhat to do to reach the OMG level of your brandWhen it is ok to pivot your life, and how to reframe your mind to do itThe Truth about maximizing your time and energy each dayStart using these principles in your life!Order your copy of The Success Code Now!

Genres: Nonfiction

228 pages, Kindle Edition

Published August 4, 2020

Reviews

[Kamil Kuryś · Rating 1 out of 5]

This book is a waste of time. It consists of multiple small chapters written by variety of authors. Most of them is just authors promoting their own content or even themselves. The book content is mostly trivial, written in a poor way and generally not worth reading. Advising to skip this position.

[Mariann · Rating 3 out of 5]

Baromi hullámzó kötet, amit egy könyvkiadással foglalkozó író-vállalkozó személye köt össze, ha jól sejtem. A 21 fejezetben, 21 különböző vállalkozó írt esszét arról, hogy számára mit jelent a siker, illetve megosztották személyes történetüket, no meg persze írásaik végén az elérhetőségüket.

Mivel vegyesek az esszék, vegyes a színvonal is, de mégis két dolog miatt voltam kegyes a 3 csillaggal, és nem bánom a pénzköltést:
- elég sok szó esett a tartalomgyártásról, és jelenleg nekem is ez az életem, tehát nem állt távol tőlem néhány sztori.
- másfelől tavaly olvastam egy szintén szuperolcsó motivációs kötetben az elvet, hogy ha egy maradandó gondolatod lesz, egy maradandó ötleted ad neked egy-egy ilyen mű, akkor már mindenképpen jól jártál, hogy kézbe vettél egy önfejlesztő könyvet. Én ma akkor jól jártam. ;)

[Ixela Ohial · Rating 3 out of 5]

Overall it was a quite ambivalent experience. The whole book is not coherent, it's more like a collection of many individual stories mainly promoting something with contact info at the end of each. Many stories from different authors caused a roller coaster-like feeling, because of the varying quality.

Because of this roller coaster effect there were sections that I skipped totally after the first few sentences. But there also were some which I liked so much, and also highlighted some thoughts for myself.

This is not a book, this is only a collection of short stories discussing success. Some of them are useless, some are useful. I don't regret buying it. Maybe everyone can find at least one story in it which will resonate, and can be the spark of positive changes.

[Fancia Saydee · Rating 5 out of 5]

love it

I really enjoyed the storytelling in this book. It allows the opportunity to think and imagine how one can achieve throw different ways and from other experiences. Love it