Self-Discipline & Mental Toughness (2 in 1): Discover How High Performers Achieve Their Goals Through Self-Discipline and Mental Toughness

Why settle for average when you can shoot for the moon and live your best life?In Self-Discipline and Mental Toughness (2 in 1), you will have two books that will help you discover: How to defeat your inner monsters and do the things you thought you never would or could (but always wanted to) The 3 essential components of mental toughness, and how you can hone them How to stay calm even when a hurricane of tension is fast approaching Why you should always do what is hardest, first The message from Nelson Mandela that Arnold Schwarzenegger took to heart and what it helped him achieve The 4 steps the US military uses to build mental toughness and how you can apply these steps in your own life And much more. Even if you've tried to be self-disciplined before and failed, you can succeed now just by taking the easy steps in this guide, one at a time. You can stay an average person with low self-esteem and be forever disappointed with your life, or you can change things, be the exceptional person you know you are, and achieve success. The alternative is to sit around waiting for that non-existent magic wand that will never appear. There's no excuse to stay stuck in mediocrity, and it's never too late to turn your life around. If you're ready to get off the couch and live your best life, then scroll up and click the "Add to Cart" button right now

About the Author :
William Anderson grew up in Romania, an ex-communist country. The revolution took place in 1989 and he was born in 1996 into a country that was already very poor. He always dreamed big and wanted to dedicate his life to something meaningful. After giving up his dream of becoming a professional soccer player due to a lack of resources and support he focused all of his energy on only one thing: conquering the IFBB PRO Men's Physique division in Bodybuilding. Due to several injuries and his body giving up on him, he was forced to start a business that eventually made an excellent profit.Now he's made it his purpose to share with others what he has learned through these all ups and downs. He writes books for those looking to achieve their goals through hard work.

Review :
1."This book has an abundance of very useful and applicable wisdom regarding this essential topic. Ideally I would rate it between 4 and 5 stars just because of the one part I wasn't particularly on board with which was taking responsibility for everything in life, which kind of seemed to clash with the previous point of letting go of what you cannot change. I see what the author is saying about how blaming others can be a bad habit, but I also feel that taking too much responsibility in life can cause one to gaslight themselves and getting too carried away with this type of mentality can result in "toxic positivity" and narcissism if one is not mindful of that. Other than that though it is an excellent book in my opinion and I highly recommend it." 2."I consider myself tough and resilient, and the book helps you identify how tough you are and how to improve. This double edition covers a lot. If you have had trouble sticking to your plans and achieving your goals this is a great book for you. A practical easy to follow guide to get you on track." 3."Reading this book, I took away that in order to succeed, one must be mentally tough, and one becomes mentally tough by being deeply disciplined. One comes from the other, and one is rooted in the other." 4."I'm always on the lookout for books on self-improvement. This book proved to be an interesting read. (It's actually two books in one... even better!) It covered some invaluable topics, i.e., the importance of consistency, goal setting, building healthy habits, and delaying gratification. Some people might complain that such ideas are obvious. But the book maintains that most people fail to implement them, regardless of how obvious they may be. Besides, knowledge without implementation is akin to a Rolls Royce with no gas in the tank. It's great, but it's going to take you very far. I particularly enjoyed the discussion on mentors; specifically finding the right mentor to emulate. Learning from "masters" is an invaluable way to improve the self. But my favorite part of the book was the importance of eliminating excuses. Indeed, the biggest obstacles to self-improvement are excuses. This book will be a worthy addition to my collection of betterment books." 5."This is a two-book bundle. The first book talks about self-discipline and why consistent long-term self-discipline is necessary. Each chapter has key takeaways. The author explains why it's essential to know WHY we want something and how to delay gratification and keep pursuing even when we aren't motivated. The second book is about mental toughness. It includes daily habits to achieve it. Knowing if you are mentally weak and what to do about it. Throughout both books, you'll learn valuable principles. The challenge sections let you put what you learned into practice. Well-written and researched."