The Compound Effect

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The brilliance of this book lies in its relevance to people who are driven to succeed in any area of life but often find themselves facing burnout. If you keep your healthy behavior up for a long enough time, you’ll fall into a natural, consistent rhythm.

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). This easy-to-use, step-by-step operating system allows you to multiply your success, chart your progress and achieve any desire.Previously, he was the executive producer of two television networks, The People’s Network, and The Success Training Network. Darren’s mission is to Positively Influence Influencers… and to be a guide for those who choose to… Be The Exception. It’s time to create new behaviors and habits that are oriented away from sabotage and toward success.

Many people try to form new habits and fail because they engage their willpower and not their why-power. 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. The key thesis of his theory is this: Small things if done consistently over the long run will generate something good.This is a list of authors, books, and concepts mentioned in The Compound Effect, which might be useful for future reading.