The Compound Effect
Small repeated choices, and the long unglamorous stretch where compounding is real but invisible.
Darren Hardy’s argument is arithmetic: small choices repeated produce results wildly out of proportion to how they feel in the moment, in either direction. The book is about tracking those choices honestly and about the unglamorous middle stretch, where the compounding is real but not yet visible.
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Derek Sivers
Classic self-help book, in the best sense. Inspired the hell out of me. Mostly fundamentals I had heard before, but put in a very energetic go-do-it way.
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