Expecting a reiteration of known concepts, I was pleasantly surprised by the fresh perspective and practical insights Hardy offered. If you are looking the ‘real deal,’ a real program, with real tools that can change your life and make your dreams a reality, The Compound Effect is it!

Many people try to form new habits and fail because they engage their willpower and not their why-power. The Compound Effect (2010) offers a powerful and practical approach to achieving success through consistent, incremental steps. Stop lying and justifying hard choices by saying things like, “It’s not fair for everyone to avoid sweets just because I don’t want to eat sweets.This easy-to-use, step-by-step operating system allows you to multiply your success, chart your progress and achieve any desire. When I first picked up Darren Hardy’s “The Compound Effect,” I was already familiar with the genre of personal development, having read classics like Susan Jeffries’ “Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway” and Jeff Olson’s “The Slight Edge. Llegue a este Título por la sugerencia de un gran amigo, y puedo decir que es un libro que debe ser considerado "de cabecera" para todo aquel que quiera seguir adelante día con día en este mundo difícil más no imposible.

When it comes down to it, your new attitudes and behaviors must be incorporated into your monthly, weekly, and daily routines to affect any real, positive change.

These illustrations not only clarify his points but also inspired me to think of new applications in my life. If you're serious about living an extraordinary life, use the power of The Compound Effect to create the success you want.

When adopting a new change, things start slowly but momentum takes over and your results compound rapidly. The rest of the book is some form of supporting arguments or elaborations for his main premise, which is fine but they are filled with humble-brags and name droppings that suspiciously look as if he’s trying a little bit too hard to boost his credibility (which is unnecessary). we eat fast food because cooking takes too long, we go on quick-fix diet plans to drop 20 pounds in a week, and become restless if we’re not promoted within a year. The wisest and most motivating choices are the ones aligned with that which you identify as your purpose, your core self, and your highest values.Good enough that the book was mentioned in the “must read” list in one of the many book review articles that I’ve read.

The Compound Effect is a treasure chest of ideas for achieving greater success than you ever thought possible! No matter what has happened to you, take complete responsibility for it—good or bad, victory or defeat.Don’t waste your time watching TV, eating junk, reading useless stuff, consuming negative stories, and more. So when you come to the limit of what you think you can achieve, push through that limit to get quicker results and multiply your success. It promises to go back to the basics, to clear the clutter of unnecessary information and instead becoming laser sharp focus on the core fundamental principles that truly matter: how to become successful through step by step guide that are measurable and sustainable. no amount of wisdom can get you where you want to be unless you apply it an make it a part of who you are.