Choose Yourself by James Altucher: What It Teaches, Who It’s For, Who Should Skip It
Nobody is coming to pick you. Build the daily practice that lets you pick yourself.
Nobody is coming to pick you. Build the daily practice that lets you pick yourself.
The upper-limit problem: why you sabotage yourself the moment life gets too good, and how to stop.
What the best do better than everyone else, told through an undrafted rookie’s last shot at making the team.
Love, serve, care: a fable about a carpenter who teaches a burned-out entrepreneur the three strategies that outlast every tactic.
Positive leaders are not naive; they are the ones who keep a team moving through the hard parts.
Ten rules for positive energy, told as a fable about a man whose car breaks down and whose life gets fixed on a city bus.
Write a life plan in one day so you stop drifting into a life you did not choose.
Five steps to a year that actually looks different: believe, finish last year, design, find your why, make it happen.
Stop, cut, act: a three-step productivity system built around doing less, better.
Easy goals, middle goals, guaranteed goals: a ladder that gets you from stuck to momentum.
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