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Tom Bilyeu's Impact Theory

I Read 650+ Self-Improvement Books To LEARN THESE 7 Lessons | Tom Bilyeu

Oct 29, 2022
In this podcast, Tom Bilyeu, entrepreneur and thought leader, shares major life lessons he's learned from reading hundreds of books. He discusses the importance of building better beliefs, developing skills, and focusing on core topics. Tom also reveals tips on reading more efficiently, making information stick, and optimizing various aspects of life like focus, sleep, and nutrition.
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  • Building personal discipline is crucial for achieving big goals and reaching your potential.
  • Reading self-improvement books helps uncover dumb beliefs and refine your thinking.

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The Importance of Personal Discipline

Achieving big goals and reaching your potential requires discipline. It means doing difficult and stressful things, even when it gets boring. Building personal discipline is not easy, but it pays off. You won't achieve anything meaningful without it. A class called 'How to Build Ironclad Discipline' from Impact Theory University is available to teach the process of building discipline and pushing yourself to do the hard things required for greatness.

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