The Power of Action: Do It Now

De: Daniel Walter

Narrado por: Russell Newton

Duración: 9 h y 29 m

Resumen del Editor

Are you proud of the image staring back at you when you look in the mirror?

What thoughts dance through your mind as you examine yourself internally?

Are you where you want to be in life?

I know many of you reading this are not proud of your reflection. The thoughts that dance through your mind as you examine yourself internally are unhealthy, and you are not where you want to be in life. I know this because, according to the Gallup Poll, people these days feel more sadness, worry, pain, stress, and anger than ever before. There are many reasons for the rise in these negative feelings, but one of them is dissatisfaction with life.

Many people are dissatisfied with life because they haven’t achieved what they had hoped to achieve. Let me guess… You’ve done everything you were supposed to do—got a college degree, a career, maybe marriage and children—but there’s an inner frustration that you can’t seem to shake. You’re frustrated because deep down, you know you are capable of so much more, but you just don’t know how to achieve it.

In The Power of Action, you’ll learn exactly why you’re stuck in a rut, and how you can pull yourself out of it to achieve massive success, as well as:

• How to fight distractions to focus on your goals
• Steps to overcome the victim mentality that’s holding you back from success
• Tools to become more self-disciplined
• Strategies for effective goal-setting
• Tips on how to boost motivation
• Insight into the power of organization and how clutter is holding you back
• How to build momentum and power through your to-do lists

This transformative masterpiece will give you the tools you need to get unstuck and start taking action now. It’s never too late to pull that forgotten dream out of the crevices of your mind and start working on it. Throughout these chapters, expect to gain a deeper understanding of the components of success such as motivation, self-discipline, productivity, and resilience—which, when combined, will turn you into an unstoppable powerhouse.

The Power of Action is not a simple collection of ideas that might work. You will have access to a solid roadmap full of practical steps you can start taking now that are guaranteed to help you achieve your goals.

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©2023 Daniel Walter (P)2024 Daniel Walter

A lovely refresher after reading the book

Sometimes after reading a book I love to listen to the audiobook to find gems that I had missed along the way, this isn't one of the audio books you put on in the background and just let play. You keep a notepad open and a pen at the ready. Even after reading the book I gained so much more from listening to a couple chapters over and over to redo the exercises.

It's amazing how you can learn and grow in the process of an audiobook.

I very much recommend this book as a solid listen but to get the most of it you need to actively listen with a pen and paper.

I received a free copy of this book and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Informative

Very informative , I’m listening a second time to a few of the chapters. The only thing I did not enjoy was the quality of the audio itself .

Turning Intentions into Impact: A Personal Journey

I recently read "The Power of Action: Do It Now" by Daniel Walter and found it to be quite an interesting experience. Walter shares his own journey from feeling trapped in a job he despised to finding his true calling as a best-selling author and speaker. His personal stories, especially the transformative ones about conversations that changed his life, really struck a chord. It's not just a book filled with advice; it’s also a personal tale that shows how taking bold steps can lead to real change.

The book is incredibly practical, offering clear, actionable steps to tackle procrastination, embrace discipline, and set meaningful goals. I appreciated this straightforward approach, as it gave me tools that I could immediately apply. Each chapter felt like a motivational session, pushing me to not only plan but also act on my ambitions.

However, the book's intense focus on relentless action and minimizing the importance of work-life balance was a bit daunting. While the drive and enthusiasm are infectious, I also believe in the importance of maintaining a healthy balance. This aspect made me a bit skeptical about fully embracing all the advice as is. Despite this, "The Power of Action: Do It Now" inspired me to take a more proactive stance in my life, pushing me to move from dreaming to doing.

Must Have!

I didn't go through his book once. I'm on my third time! Yep. It's that good.

This is a must have for your library to review frequently. The points it covers should be considered evergreen...something you will use over and over again. I don't just read alot; I actually study many of the books I go through.

This book has already made a positive impact and I look forward to squeezing the hidden gems scattered throughout. It was said to truly understand a book you must read it 1000 times. This would be one of those books where you can get something out of it the first time (alot of somethings) as well as the 1000th time. Get It!

It's an Encyclopedia of Action Prompts

It starts with the basic foundations of action. After laying the groundwork of mindset he the creates powerful chapters on creating the right environment and then a number of great tips on how to build the habit of being someone who takes action. There are so many different ideas that it makes it easy to experiment with ideas that will resonate with you. He also makes it clear that you may have to make some hard choices to move forward...but he lays out stories exactly how he had those tough conversations. I like the personal stories that cement concepts. He lays out a good balance but overall there's just a ton of useful ideas crammed into the book. I have both the kindle and audible versions, for me it works great to take in the information in more than one way.