The Slight Edge: Turning Simple Disciplines into Massive Success and Happiness
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The Slight Edge: Turning Simple Disciplines into Massive Success and Happiness
Knowing the secret of time, you say, “If I stay on this road long enough, I’ll get the result I’m seeking.” It’s not a question of your mood or your feelings. And it’s not a question of will power. It’s a question of simply knowing.
Sometimes you need to slow down to go fast.
The slight edge is the force behind the amazing power of compound interest.
The blindfold doesn’t imply that justice is “blind,” as people sometimes assume; its point is that true justice is impervious to external influence.
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What I realized was that while the slight edge was the missing ingredient people need to make their lives work, happiness was the missing ingredient that quite a few people needed to make the slight edge work. Happiness. The perfect workout partner for the slight edge.
Cultivating positive outlook does not mean you are always happy. It does not mean life never gets you down. It does not mean you walk around with an idiotic grin on your face even when you’re hurting, and it doesn’t mean living in denial, ignoring the realities of pain and struggle, or checking your brain at the door. People who cultivate a genuine
... See moreMost people, when confronted by problems larger than or of a different sort than they’re already handling, immediately feel defeated or thrown off course. Most tend to see larger or different problems as negatives, and infect their own lives with negativity. What they don’t realize is this philosophy: The size of the problem determines the size of
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