“You will never change your life until you change something
you do daily. The secret of your success is found in your
daily routine.”
– John C. Maxwell
The quote above shows why habits are so important for achieving success and how important it is to be aware of our habits. We must take control of our habits.
Otherwise they will control us.
Along the same lines is the importance of the slight edge. This is where making small almost insignificant choices daily create the makings of success slowly one day at a time, building on each day to create a larger success over time. Clearly using the slight edge is how to successfully bring a new habit to life.
Each choice that we make is important even if it seems infinitely insignificant. But as those choices are made over and over they have a compound effect on our lives. This is something that successful people are keenly aware of and use to their advantage.
Do you want to be one of the successful people or one of the unsuccessful people? If you want a life lacking in success then you needn’t read further.
But if you desire to live a life of success then this book is for you!
The activities in this book will take less than a half an hour each day for 28 days although you can choose to spend more time on the day’s activity.
Each daily activity is designed to give you tools to turn your desired habit into a real habit by the end of 28 days if you are consistent and participate each day. Of course there is room to take a break if you need a day off, just pick up where you left off.
A new habit will greatly assist you in going where you want to go because habits are something that you don’t put much thought into as they are natural!
You may want to:
• Eat healthier
• Exercise regularly
• Reach a specific rank or level in your company
• Use afformations or affirmations daily
• Write 3-5 blog posts per week
• Improve your blog statistics
• Replace negative thinking with positive thinking
• Drink water instead of pop or coffee
• Connect with more people daily
• Build your business
• Stress less
• Spend more time with kids, spouse or a friend
• Educate yourself
• Wake up earlier
• Or…?
Download your kindle version free today and tomorrow only!
Please leave a review and give it like!
To Your Success,
PS: Jeff Goins is giving away $158 in bonuses to everyone who buys his brand new book Wrecked through Saturday! (You can read my review of the book here.)
Thank you for reading! I'm Stacy, the owner of this blog. You can learn more about me here.
I'd love to hear from you, please share your thoughts or questions in the comments section.
You can get free bonus chapters from my novel Deception!
Website: → Stacy's Fiction
Connect
Thanks, just got my copy for my kindle fire. I love the photo – I climb stairs every night that are 215 steps one way.
Bonnie Sayers invites you to read… Tribesports is the social network site for sports enthusiasts
[Reply]
Stacy Claflin Reply:
August 1st, 2012 at 8:18 pm
I hope you enjoy! You can sign up for email reminders too!
[Reply]
Great shot for that photo and the words you wrote there was really nice, glad to see this page…
Fatima Hipolito invites you to read… midlife transition
[Reply]
That must be such an inspirational read! I think I must have a look in it:)
Angela invites you to read… Jeans – die coolen Alltage
[Reply]
You have showed a great photo I really love it, I have to admit I really loved reading this post it makes my life more complete thanks for sharing this.
Kate Brown Wilson invites you to read… natural remedies adhd
[Reply]
Thanks for the complementary copy, Stacy
I am sure that the book will help me, in some way (especially, since I am trying to build a habit of limiting blogging to 1.5 to 2 hours a day).
I will let you know how it goes
Thanks!
Jeevan Jacob John
P.S: How was the Kindle book publishing experience? I am working on a Kindle Book, so any tips would be helpful – maybe you should write a post on
. Thank you 
Jeevan Jacob John invites you to read… Ultimate Challenge: Minimize Time, Maximize Work and Productivity
[Reply]
love the picture, it makes the steps seem more maneagable, ive heard affirmations help too, as you said, what we do affects tomorrow, so does your thoughts, what you think about comes about too
[Reply]
Congratulations on the Kindle book Stacy. Ah, building habits. What a great topic and I’m always telling people that if you want to change you need to do it everyday for 30 days in order to make it a habit. Not always easy but well worth the effort.
Best of luck to you with this book Stacy.
~Adrienne
Adrienne invites you to read… What To Do When You Are Not In The Mood
[Reply]
Ahh I missed it, but thanks for putting this out there and the price is like giving it away for the value and nuggets you are giving.
Val invites you to read… The 7 Deadly Sins of Facebook
[Reply]
Love the quote that starts of the post, have never heard it before. Nice. As for the book, it sounds like a great niche as many (myself included) are always looking for ways to add some daily improvement into our lives.
I’m going to feature the release on my eBook Reader Geek blog. Thanks for sharing.
Cheers!
Missy invites you to read… Are You On Facebook? [Reader Poll]
[Reply]
Awesome post, Stacy. The slight edge is powerful. It’s all about making little improvements on a daily basis. Success comes from a lot of little successes compounded over time.
Thanks for sharing!
Etieno Etuk invites you to read… Tips On How To Recognize Your Customer’s Needs
[Reply]
Thanks for sharing . I wish to build a writing and reading Habits
to increase my Knowledge and writing skills.
Samuel invites you to read… Top WordPress Plugins To Reach The Top!
[Reply]
Stacy,
Your quote is very a nice starting point. Your blog really finds me interest to read on! I lie your writing style.
shey invites you to read… Putra FM 90.7 Malaysia Radio Online
[Reply]
Yeah this is a great for starting point, because this topic was really great and very informative…
Fatima Hipolito invites you to read… custom Glock accessories
[Reply]
Nice post Stacy. To form a new habit, consistency is the most critical factor. Unless you commit yourself and put the effort required, then you are simply wasting your time.
Love the choice of the picture for this post too!
[Reply]