Brian Tracy returns to A Productive Conversation to mark the launch of the 4th Edition of Eat That Frog!, the productivity classic that has helped millions worldwide stop procrastinating and get more done. This updated edition includes a new chapter on the Law of Three, enhanced tools, and a built-in discussion and action guide — making it more relevant than ever in a world filled with distractions and overwhelm.
In this bonus episode, Brian and I dive deep into what has (and hasn’t) changed since the original book’s release, how people can adapt the “eat the frog” principle to their unique rhythms (yes, night owls included), and why self-discipline is the key to self-esteem — and ultimately, success.
Six Discussion Points
- Why now was the right time for a 4th Edition of Eat That Frog! — and what’s new inside
- How the definition of the “frog” has held steady, even as the world has changed
- Brian’s insights on habit formation and why bad habits don’t go away — they get replaced
- The role of self-discipline in building confidence, clarity, and results
- How prioritization is even more important today — and how the “Law of Three” can help
- Why you should listen to your heart, trust your gut, and do more of what matters most
Three Connection Points
- Eat That Frog! 4th Edition on Amazon
- Brian Tracy’s Website
- Episode 351: Eating Frogs with Brian Tracy
It’s always an honour to speak with Brian Tracy — and this conversation was no exception. Whether you're a longtime fan of Eat That Frog! or discovering it for the first time, this episode is packed with timeless advice and fresh insights to help you sharpen your focus, overcome procrastination, and move toward your goals with clarity and confidence.
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