Entrepreneurs aren't happy (how to fix it) - The Gap and The Gain by Dan Sullivan & Benjamin Hardy
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- čas přidán 29. 02. 2024
- If you're an entrepreneur or a high achiever or an ambitious person, you might struggle with happiness because you're always chasing the next thing. And I know this from experience.This is the story of my life.
And so today's book in the 52 book challenge, The Gap and the Gain by Dan Sullivan and Dr. Benjamin Hardy, we need to unpack this most important issue. This is probably one of the most helpful and honest books I've ever read for entrepreneurs and high achievers.
The 52 Book Challenge: • I'm reading a book a w... - Zábava
Good stuff! Thanks for sharing!
Love it, Graham. This one is one of my all time favorites. The framework makes so much sense and is so helpful.
This book changed so much for me. It's always that one little 'switch' that seems to turn on the clarity. This was mine. Since reading this one, I have read the others from this pairing of authors ( *10X is Easier than 2X* is great). Since then, I have found that Dr. Benjamin Hardy has recent books of his own that are remarkable. I recommend *"Be Your Future Self Now"* .
This is so true!❤
This one sounds great! This really is relevant to any area of life.
I love these book reviews and have been following along. 9 weeks into the 2024 year so far. I hope you keep creating weekly videos of the book reviews for the rest of the year.
I've listened to these books on audio during work and driving:
1. Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
2. The Tax and Legal Playbook by Mark Kohler
3. The Business Owners Guide To Financial Freedom by Mark Kohler
4. The 4-Hour Work Week by Timothy Ferris
5. The Adweek Copywriting Handbook by Joseph Sugarman
6. The Wealth Choice by Dennis Kimbro
7. Now You Know by Ryan Chamberlin
8. How To Get Paid For What You Know by Graham Cochrane (yes I finally gave your book a try!)
9. The Official Guide to Success by Tom Hopkins
Graham Cockrane
I say this totally out of love brother! You can do what you want and what Christ called you to but just my two cents:
I find these book reviews far less helpful than the content I subscribed for. Freedom, simplicity, not having to grind, family and God before business - these attitudes and Characteristics are why I love your personal brand. Lately the videos have been meh, the email list (at least the one I’m on) is simply your videos you already do sent via email. I don’t feel pushed further toward my God given calling through this channel as of the last 3 ish months.
Just some feedback - if I’m the only one then completely disregard! I thank God I discovered you and your book. So that’s good enough for me if that’s all I ever get out of it! Thanks!
Great thoughts! These are actually not "replacing" my regular content, just in addition to. But I decided to take a bit of a (secret) sabbatical from normal content so that's why you haven't seen the regular show. It's coming back soon :-)
@@GrahamCochraneKind of meta to the book topic and comment I suppose, but I'm super grateful you are pursuing your own goals for your own satisfaction rather than someone's external comparison, measurements, and validation 🙂
@AaronTrainerFit
Just wanted to let you know that Graham was kind of mocking you in his latest video czcams.com/video/P5e3UNPAVj8/video.html
11 minutes in. Don't know if it was like friendly fire or so, but yeah it's there.
@@natestewart2282you know interestingly I came back here to see what I said because in his video he made it sound very mocking, and as if my comment was rude. Anyone who reads my comment won’t agree 😂 kinda makes me see him in a different light to be honest that he is so sensitive to take offense to that
@@natestewart2282 Well anyways thanks for putting this on my radar. Kinda shows me who he is. Good looking out my friend!
You don't make 1.6 million a year. At least not after taxes (take-home). Fake guru