Self-Discipline

If you’ve always wanted to achieve success but don't think good luck or a super-special talent will get you there, then keep reading…
Two manuscripts in one book:
Self-Discipline: The Unconventional Guide to Unstoppable Focus, Mental Toughness, Willpower and Building Daily Habits that Will Boost Your Self-Esteem, Beat Procrastination and Maximize ProductivityAssertiveness: A Communication Skills Training Guide for an Unshakeable Mindset, Earning the Respect of Others and Standing Up for Yourself with Confidence While Still Building Strong RelationshipsAre you sick and tired of not getting the results you desire?
Have you tried positive thinking, affirmations, and relying on good luck, but nothing seems to give you the long-term outcome you desire?
Do you finally want to say goodbye to procrastination and discover how you can increase your productivity like never before?
If so, then you’ve come to the right place.
You see, achieving your goals doesn’t have to be difficult. Even if you’ve tried and failed before.
In fact, it’s easier than you think.
A Study by Duckworth and Martin Seligman in 2004 demonstrated that self-discipline is a better indicator of success than IQ.
And best of all, self-discipline is a learnable skill, which means you can achieve success without having a unique talent or an exceptionally high Q.
Some of the topics covered in part 1 of this book include:
The one thing that will keep you going when others give upHow you can turn obstacles into opportunitiesA secret strategy that will instantly allow you to get more things done than the average personThe biggest mistake people make that slows them down and disrupts their creativity and vital “eureka” moments12 amazing questions that will help keep your hunger for success alive7 powerful habits used by many successful people which helps you get more things doneThe best investment you can ever makeAnd much, much moreSome of the topics covered in part 2 of this book include:
What it truly means to be assertive11 key qualities that come with appropriate assertive behaviorHow to not come across as aggressive when being assertiveHow to come across as assertive without saying a wordHow to turn your thinking into that of an assertive personWhy saying “yes” every time someone asks for something can be destructive to your healthHow assertiveness can promote healthy and equal relationshipsAssertiveness for children, parents, and familiesHow to bring assertiveness into sexuality and intimacy to help both partners get what they wantHow to use assertiveness effectively in the workplaceHow to deal with criticism from othersHow to know when it is the right time to be assertive in lifeAnd much, much more!If you want to learn more about how you can develop incredible self-discipline and assertiveness, then scroll up and click the “add to cart” button!