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Discover 50 Illustrated Habits to Self-Discipline, Success, and Satisfaction in Life

Written by bestselling personal development author Martin Meadows and illustrated by skilled artist Tamara Antonijevic, An Illustrated Guide to Self-Discipline is an entertaining short read covering 50 key habits to build more self-discipline, achieve more success, and become more satisfied with your life. Some of the habits described in the book include:

- a key habit to rule them all (a must have if you want to implement other habits),

- a simple habit to overcome procrastination (to train you to finally stop putting things off),

- a powerful habit advocated by an American admiral (it will carry over to your entire life),

- a valuable habit to keep your motivation levels high (learn how to be consistently inspired),

- a little-known habit that will help you make big changes in life (its lack leads to inertia),

- a smart habit to increase the chances of implementing other habits (to build a self-reinforcing network of habits),

- a shortcut habit to achieve your goals more quickly (it's simple, yet few people do it consciously).

Habit by habit, you will begin to attract more self-discipline, success, and satisfaction in life. Get started now!

This isn't your typical self-help book.

It isn't meant to be read once and then thrown into a dark corner. Instead, it's designed toinspire you daily--to show you in an entertaining, vivid way how tocultivate self-discipline through powerful habits you can introduce inyour life today.

You'll notice there's a cat or a dog in eachillustration. Pets are cool, but it's not the reason why you'll see them on every page. They're there to symbolize everyday life.

The cat symbolizes the mundane or difficult. It symbolizes obstacles; peoplewho laugh at your efforts, don't believe in you, or project theirlimiting beliefs on you. It also symbolizes prosaic day-to-day concerns. (Sorry cat lovers, a dog wouldn't fit this role.)

The dogsymbolizes excitement, inspiration, and energy. It symbolizes wheneverything goes right, when you're in the flow, when you're motivated,when people share your vision and support you.

Our imperfectlives consist of interweaving cat and dog moments. Ups and downs.Triumphs and failures. Memorable moments and humdrum hustle. Amid itall, you need to demonstrate your commitment to self-discipline everyday, as that's how you can change your life to attract more success andfulfillment.