SLIGHT EDGE: Turning Simple Disciplines Into Massive Success and Happiness

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It's caused me to be more consciously aware of the slight edge when making small, seemingly insignificant decisions throughout the day.

The Slight Edge - Book Summary — Matt Swain The Slight Edge - Book Summary — Matt Swain

This is a very simple, easy-to-follow book that can lead anyone from where they are to whatever level of success they want to achieve. Success in the real-world looks very mundane and unsexy — the type of stuff the media never picks up on. What if, instead of hanging out only with her colleagues here in the airport, she had cultivated a different group of friends?After having it recommended four different times from four different people in one month, I finally purchased it. If you lose momentum, you’ll lose your drive to succeed and you’ll stay stuck in your current state. But, and here’s the rub, it is only through these individually insignificant but collectively consequential actions that massive rewards are attained. She describes the powerful ripple effect her father’s ideas had on her life and how she, in turn, uses what she’s learned to have a ripple effect on others.

The Slight Edge by Jeff Olson | Goodreads

To John David Mann, my co-author, who brought his craft, passion, literary magic and good cheer to the project and made our book shine. According to motivational speaker Jeff Olson, success and failure are both a result of the Slight Edge (or the Success Over Time Philosophy, for clarity):** the idea that success is built over time with small. Successful people go to work on their philosophy first, because they know it is the source of their attitudes, actions, results, and the quality of their lives. I think most people would agree that the above are easy things to do, but in another sense, these same people are likely to agree that these things are NOT easy to do too.The slight edge is the product of positive philosophy, clear goals, a belief in the ability to achieve those goals, and a series of consistent, steady habits that can yield greater results over time. I did learn one thing, though: I learned that when spring break came, all the students went to Daytona Beach for a week. I've came in contact with this book through my part-time business opportunity since Jeff Olson is one of the owners of our parent company.

Slight Edge by Jeff Olson, John David Mann | Waterstones

You don’t need to learn some insanely difficult skills, or have some genius-level brainstorm of an innovative idea. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or means, electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval systems, without the written permission from the publisher. But saying I wanted something huge next month and failing month after month just led to reluctance overall.It's the kind of information you'll wish you would've learned in school before going out into the world. Reed Herreid, Minneapolis, MN The Slight Edge freed me from the pressure I had put on myself for not maintaining the progress I made. If you are struggling to gain momentum, wanting success in an area of your life or are unsure whether to keep going on your endeavours this book will shine a much needed light. They will understand that it is not all the fancy words many of the television hosts talk about, but the small things Mr.