"The Compound Effect" Book by Darren Hardy: Summary and Review
Small changes over a long period of time are more useful than bigger steps (which make us quit early). That's why it is called the compound effect. We all read the story of the hare and the tortoise in school days. The rabbit didn't follow the compound effect, hence it failed. Turn your life goals, new or old, into tiny habits you can do daily. Make time for these habits. Quoting from the author: "Change never happens in your life if you don't change your daily routine." - Author: Darren Hardy We, as people, are fond of automation; that's why our habits need to be tracked to know what we do unconsciously. The purpose is to make new habits automatic. Make little efforts daily for compound effects. For example, if you write 2000 words in a week, you will have a book published in a year. Make someone your friend if you want to become like him one day. You are always responsible for what you do or how you respond to what is done to you. A 0.1 percent daily improve...