Ben Meer Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

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The Lean Startup by Eric Ries Subject: Entrepreneurship Lessons: • Build minimum viable products • When in doubt, simplify • Win by getting feedback + learning fast https://t.co/tZ3C7mBSyn

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How the 5 Second Rule Works "The moment you have an instinct to act on a goal you must 5-4-3-2-1 and physically move or your brain will stop you." —Mel Robbins. The 5s Rule improves your 'locus of control.' It helps you flip the switch from uncontrolled anxiety to excitement.

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Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill • Thoughts become things • Don’t worry about what other people think, do, or say • Use affirmations to influence your subconscious • Surround yourself with smart people https://t.co/H8kzRjTrc3

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The Almanack of Naval Ravikant by Eric Jorgenson Subject: Productivity and Effectiveness Lessons: • Money and happiness are skills • Productize yourself • A good reputation is invaluable • Play long-term iterated games, compound your growth • And much, much more... https://t.co/hsUvQMZJWU

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The War of Art by Steven Pressfield Lessons • Do the work for its own sake, not for fortune or applause • The artist cannot look to others for validation • Resistance is a sign you're on the right path https://t.co/yMvWIv0dM3

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1. Habit Building Want a knowledge advantage? Read daily. Want to learn a new skill? Practice daily. Both start with habit building (master these 4 laws): 1) Make it obvious 2) Make it attractive 3) Make it easy 4) Make it satisfying Source: James Clear, Atomic Habits

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I curated these 20 word transformations from Tony Robbins' book, "Awaken the Giant Within." Must-read classic.

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Oliver Burkeman (@oliverburkeman) is the best-selling author of "Four Thousand Weeks." Recently, he shared his 3-3-3 Method for a productive day. How do YOU define a productive day? Until you define it, you'll never feel like you're doing enough. Make 3-3-3 your yardstick:

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Marcus Aurelius was a Roman emperor and philosopher— who believed in practical daily habits. His journal, Meditations, gives us a fair idea of what his nighttime routine would've been. Here's the 7-step breakdown:

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Predictably Irrational Book by Dan Ariely Lessons: • Neoclassical economics is incomplete • Psychology helps us understand real-world behavior • Free is not just a price; it disrupts our rational thinking • The first price we hear anchors • Owning leads to overvaluing https://t.co/fVMUp7nz0O