Bumpers

The Framework for Finding Your Personal Abundance, Maximum Productivity, Greatest Profits and Highest Quality of Life

By: Nic Peterson

Narrated by: Nic Peterson

Are you a "high performer" yet still feel like you're not getting enough done or enjoying the "grind"?

Are you sick of making changes only to see your life revert back to how it was before?

Would you like to smash through mental roadblocks?

Are you ready to eliminate guilt and shame?

If you answered yes, this book is for you.

If you prefer theory without application, it is not.

Bumpers is not a "shelf-help" book but a battle-tested blueprint to building the life of your dreams and living on YOUR terms.

Similar to the bumpers you would put up in the bowling alley, the bumpers this book will help you design will allow you to play "all in" with 100% effort while keeping you out of the gutter.

Regardless of where you are in your entrepreneurial or personal development journey, Bumpers will transform how you approach each day so that you can increase your enjoyment and effectiveness.

With actionable steps to improve in health, wealth and relationships while avoiding common mistakes, this actionable guidebook includes sections on:

• Success
• Expectations
• Illusions of Learning
• Building Bumpers
• Guilt and Shame
• Pitfalls

And more.

Remember, your days become your weeks, which become your months and years, which become your life, impact and legacy. It's time to utilize a simple yet highly practical system to master your schedule, get more done and actually have fun along the way.

©2022 Nic Peterson (P)2024 Nic Peterson

Amazing Boon

This book is absolutely amazing. I have so many takeaways from reading it. It is not a book that you read "just 1 time," I'll be reading it over and over again. So many golden nuggets in here.

A field Manual for Sustainable Success

Nic Peterson’s Bumpers is a standout guide for building reliable systems that safeguard long-term progress—both in business and life—by focusing on the consistency of your “rolling average” instead of chasing unsustainable highs. Peterson’s bumper analogy is practical and memorable; he shows how setting personal “bumpers” helps you avoid guilt-driven setbacks and keeps you moving forward even when motivation dips. I appreciated the actionable frameworks for honestly assessing weaknesses, building adaptive routines, and prioritizing resilience over perfection. This book isn’t just theory—it’s a field manual that makes sustained progress feel achievable and genuinely personalized. Highly recommended for anyone serious about lasting improvement and quality of life.