Make It Stick

Written by Rianne Oakwood

Narrated by Marcus Mulenga

Make It Stick: The Ultimate Guide on How You Can Achieve Your Goals, Learn How to Master the Art of Goal Setting And Establishing Self-Discipline So You Can Achieve Your Dreams
It's normal for people to set goals in life but you'd be surprised to know that the majority of people who start something never complete it. There could be various reasons why but it's sad to learn that most people don't get to accomplish the goals they have set for themselves. One factor is some people don't know how to set realistic goals for themselves and in the end, when they encounter obstacles, they lose the motivation to achieve them. Another major factor is most people lack the discipline to achieve the goals they have set.
This audiobook will serve as a beginner's guide for you in order to master the art of setting goals and establishing self-discipline. It will teach you all the useful information on how you can properly set your goals to achieve success. And you will discover effective strategies on how you can achieve all of it starting with self-discipline. You will learn daily rituals so you can fine-tune and achieve your goals.
This audiobook will discuss the following topics in depth:
- Figuring Out Which Goals to Set
- Set More Effective Goals by Incorporating Discipline
- Use Daily Rituals to Fine Tune and Achieve Your Goals
- Measure Your Success to Boost Your Motivation
- Learn When to Scale Up
If you really want to achieve success in life, everything in your plans and goals should be for long-term. And when you set the right goals for yourself, you will get the success you deserve.
If you have not figured out your goals in life and want to know how to properly set them to make sure you achieve success, scroll up and click "add to cart" now.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Author's Republic
• Release date: May 26, 2022
• ISBN: 9781667977096

Reviews for Make It Stick

[Andrew Yerkes · Rating: 1 out of 5 stars]

Why is this here? Someone somehow made money from posting this up, but it's devoid of substance, and horribly recorded. Scribd needs to screen its "content" instead of clogging up their library with this nonsense.