365 Days With Self-discipline: 365 Life-altering Thoughts on Self-control, Mental Resilience, and Success (Simple Self-Discipline) Paperback – 28 December 2017

Self discipline is put in simple words and explained by various examples.Best book on self discipline 👌.

Always wondered why I could not get past some failures and what was keeping me stuck. 1 lesson a day is keeping me disciplined and I have been writing my notes on a journal of how I can apply these principles to my everyday life. Great Book Martin. A great book to start my New Year. Hope to learn and change my life with your book. Cheers.

Everything in this book is simple and inspiring. This book is aimed at helping the reader develop the self-discipline to achieve their goal whatever they like to wake up early, being fit etc., Strongly recommend this.

Its been 3 weeks since I started this book. Like it so far. Each day has a short message on how to develop self-discipline and the author explains it very well. Content for each day is very short, you can start your day sipping coffee and reading that day's page. I recommend reading it in the morning and reflecting on a journal at night. It helps the message to sink in. To be honest, my life has not changed drastically in 3 weeks. But I'm certain that the lessons I learned from this book started popping up in my mind when I do my usual procrastination.I will revise this review after a few months.

Another beautiful book by Martin Meadows !!Pragmatic, Concise & To the point......Love you Martin Meadows...Thank you for your amazing books. Keep it up.....👍👍

Great book

I found book to be useful. Some really inspiring lessons. Few chapters are boring though. However, I recommend this book to someone trying to improve self-discipline.

Nothing remarkable, just common sense advice. The book is divided in small chapters of a page and a half, beginning with a quotation. Some quotes are impressive. For example this:Life is an ongoing process of choosing between safety (out of fear and need for defense) and risk (for the sake of progress and growth): Make the growth choice a dozen times a day. —Abraham MaslowWhatever. The ideas remain mundane.