The 7-Day Self Discipline Blueprint: Habit Stacking for Beginners

by Logan Hawkins

Minor adjustments can change your life in fundamental ways.

Master the art of controlling routines, and you’ll come to recognize what millions of others already have: all success is predicated on an efficacious regimen. With Vol. III of The 7-Day Self Discipline Blueprint, Logan Hawkins delivers an eloquent reminder that “HABIT” needn’t be a dirty word. In fact, forming habits is more important than anything else on the journey to growth.

Appreciation for goalsetting is easy enough. Actually achieving the desired results? That’s a whole other matter . . . but with Logan Hawkins in your corner, triumph has never been easier. Inside Habit Stacking for Beginners you’ll discover:

SMART goal settings—what they are and why they’re so important . . . Common task-completion pitfalls and how to avoid them with ease . . . How to turn goals into lifelong habits . . .  How to maintain your motivation levels . . .

AND MUCH, MUCH MORE!

Navigate the world with ease. Improve your career and personal life. Get ready.

Get into the habit of WINNING with Logan Hawkins today!

Genres: Self Help, How To, Amazon

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About the author

Logan Hawkins is a successful entrepreneur with a decade of experience working with SMEs. He currently lives in Chicago ... The 7-Day Self Discipline Blueprint is his debut book.

He is a firm believer in the possibility of achieving anything and everything as long as a special ingredient is present - and that is drive.

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Reviews

[Jamie Bee · Rating 2 out of 5]

Disjointed; More about Goals

According to the title and subtitle, this book is supposed to be about habit stacking, but I found it more to be about goal-setting, and SMART goals in particular. In fact, two of the seven days were about SMART goals, with some overlapping information. In fact, I found the entire book to be repetitious, with the same things being talked about over and over on all the different days. One end chapter was about self-discipline. Because of the way the author only talked about habit stacking occasionally, it was hard to draw parallels with the other topics; the author didn't do it for us, so I found the book somewhat disjointed. If you have an interest in habit stacking, you can probably find a better book.

I received a free copy of this book, but that did not affect my review.

[Lizzie · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good book

This is a good book. However there are a few grammatical errors that I noticed. The one big take away from the book is something that everyone should know and that is we set our own goals.

[Anita · Rating 3 out of 5]

I read this book for the Hpootp flourish and blots reading challenge. I used 2022 reading challenge propt read a short book. It contained some useful information but i found it to be a little statistically heavy. While their were some gems hidden among its pages, I found it hard going at times.

[duane harris · Rating 5 out of 5]

Great book

I love people who just want you to be your best. This book is a masterpiece and I'm so glad I found it. Thank you for dedicating your time to helping me become the best version of myself.

[Kathy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Practical and Useful

Practical and useful for your self-discipline habits. You can practice step by step, identify your self-goal, make your to-do-list and supervise in the time-bound. Within 7 days following these guidelines stricly, you will be re-born as a new motivated person

[Sean · Rating 5 out of 5]

Well thought Out

This book has a good approach to time management and habit forming
Motivation to get something done is always a problem especially when life gets in the way.
The suggestion for habit stacking has made an impact and here's hoping it will continue

[Evelyn Jones · Rating 2 out of 5]

It felt like there was nothing new in here and it was just catchphrases coined elsewhere regurgitated. That said, it was useful to read whilst half asleep on the train to work

[Elaine · Rating 3 out of 5]

Concise and to the point. Important nuggets are captured. Very distracting to have so many spelling and grammatical errors though and a tad ironic given the subject matter.