Summary
- I recommend reading "Principles" by Ray Dalio. It teaches you to track your mistakes and learn from them while also creating a playbook of successful actions to repeat.
- It's important to keep improving by not repeating past mistakes. Writing them down helps you learn and grow.
- "The Dip" by Seth Godin shows you when to stick with something and when to quit. This can help you make smart decisions in tough times.
- Starting a business isn't easy, and "The Art of the Start" by Guy Kawasaki explains startup challenges. Knowing what to expect can prepare you for what lies ahead.
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How To Take Action
I would suggest implementing a system to track your mistakes and successes. Start by writing down what you did wrong in a journal. This habit helps you learn and grow by ensuring you don’t make the same mistakes again. Also, jot down things that went well. This will create a playbook of actions to repeat, all inspired by "Principles" by Ray Dalio.
A smart way to make decisions in tough times is to read "The Dip" by Seth Godin. This book can help you figure out when it's best to push through a challenge or when it's time to quit. It's like having a compass for your decision-making process.
If you're thinking of starting a business, it’s wise to prepare by learning what to expect. Reading "The Art of the Start" by Guy Kawasaki will guide you through startup challenges. Understanding these hurdles ahead of time can save you both time and money.
Each book provides insights you can use daily. They require little money and only your time to read. By implementing the lessons, you'll create a growth-focused mindset and make better decisions. So, take a few minutes each day to reflect, record, and read. Your future self will thank you!
Full Transcript
these three books made me successful and you should read them the first book that I love is principles by Ray Doo there's a lot of things that you're going to learn over life one thing that I recommend is keeping track of all the stuff that you did wrong and how you can improve upon them and make sure you don't repeat those mistakes over and over again and create a Playbook of all the stuff that you're doing right that works most of the time so you can keep repeating those things over and over again the second book is the dip by Seth Goden it tells you when to stick and when to quit the third book is Art of the start by Gia Kawasaki it talks about how hard it is to create a startup and a lot of Concepts about startups this is really important because you need to know what you're getting into when you start a business
