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Declare War on Yourself
- How to Get Your Act and Life Together to Become a Better Version of Yourself
- Narrated by: Marc Summers
- Length: 8 hrs and 19 mins
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Declare War on Yourself
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Summary
This one-of-a-kind book teaches you how to become more mature, responsible, focused, driven, and motivated so you can fix your problems and make your life 10x easier.
Not having your act together as much as possible makes your life harder and creates one painful problem after another. Getting it together requires pulling your head out of your ass and doing what's necessary to make sure you never move backwards again. It's the most important thing you need to do RIGHT NOW to fix your problems, overcome challenges, create opportunity, and change your "luck" and results. This best-selling book teaches you the psychology, emotions, thoughts, behavior, actions, habits, and steps of getting your act and life together and keeping it that way.
A 100 percent must-have if you want to quickly, dramatically, and permanently improve your life:
- Make life easier, simpler, and less stressful
- Quit sabotaging your self, life, relationships, and opportunities
- Stop being immature, irresponsible, selfish, and out-of-control and become successful, wise, mature, trustworthy, and dependable
- Multiply business, financial, personal, and dating opportunities
A fraction of what you're about to learn:
- What's actually holding you back, killing potential, and keeping you from having your act together
- What "having your act together" actually means, why it's important, and why society's definition is making you fail
- Societal constructs giving you a false sense of having your act together
- Nineteen clear signs that you don't have your act together
- The real reasons you're lazy, giving up, and not pushing yourself and which habits are making you unhappy, unproductive, and unsuccessful
- How to eliminate "chaos" and distractions from your mind, daily routine, and life
- This one mindset makes you mentally tougher, creates change, sets you apart, and helps you reach goals faster and easier
- How to identify and eliminate time-wasting thoughts, feelings, activities, people, and things
- Eleven mindsets to make self-control and self-discipline easier
- Six mindsets the world's happiest and most successful people use to remain calm and keep it together
- What to do when everything's out-of-control and you want to give up
- The most important parts of your home to keep clean and organized
- How to make your job and boring tasks easier
- How to become more focused, productive, and get things done
- What "broke" and "rich" actually mean and why it's important
- One mindset that helps you make more money
- Money's real purpose and what to do RIGHT NOW if you're having money problems
- How to get bills and expenses under control ASAP
- The time you should be get up every day and why it matters
- And much more
What listeners say about Declare War on Yourself
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- Ross
- 30-10-17
Excellent
If you liked any of his previous work, you will love this. A bit repetitive and small audio issues but it drives home the points he's trying to make.
Anyone who's not 100% happy with the way they are going through life needs to read this book.
I love Brian Tracy books but this is more direct approach.
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- meenhaz
- 13-08-22
Epic book
Excellent book to reclaim your power lots of useful information
And highly motivating will listen to.
A book you can listen to daily to keep you on track
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- James
- 24-01-23
Excellent listen recommend
Good listen most of what is said is common sense. I know this will help me going forward in life.
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- Amazon Customer
- 12-12-22
Useful information
This book is a good way to look at yourself and get better .Enjoy listening.
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- Christopher Sam
- 28-11-22
Great book no B.S!
I really enjoyed it!
Amma keep relisting for the whole 2023!
Recommended if you want to change your life and not scared of the truth.
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- Rob Dee
- 26-09-22
A no nonsense approach 2 getting your act together
Just what I needed to hear, thank you. Pull your finger out and get to work, people. It's time to bring home the bacon.
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- Amazon Customer
- 27-08-22
Tough love start to finish
Theres nothing new from a self improvement point of view but then what is?
Self improvement is about getting the reps in and programming the mind with a constant stream of information, of which this book provides.
We go to the gym and rep out the same exercises to build our body, our mind is no different. This book is just another rep, but a really good one, to solidify self improvement beliefs and strategies.
Highly recommended
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- adam
- 11-02-22
If you’ve never read a self improvement book it could be ok
It’s basically filled with cliches and common wisdom, read in a monotone voice that sounds like he would rather be doing anything else other than narrating the book. I couldn’t struggle through the whole thing.
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- Amazon Customer
- 30-12-21
enjoyed it
great content and narrated well good info for those interested in getting life improved
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- Amazon Customer RB
- 30-09-20
Great content
I have read quite a few of Mark Summers books, and they have all been excellent in my opinion,with great advice for those who wish to improve their lives.
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- Owen Lee Naidoo
- 31-10-18
Not great...
I just came from "The way of men" to this and I must say this guy sounds like an immature teenager repeating himself over and over again in comparison. Very hard to listen to. Kind of like listening to that self righteous friend (who discovered "discipline" over the last month from youtube)
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- DanielsM55
- 02-08-18
Bunk. Dude is an idiot. Immaturely Inflammatory
Spoken with the grace of an angry teenager having a hissy fit. Clearly his IQ is comparable to the number of chapters,in this thoroughly repetitive waste of time. Has nothing unique, helpful, or informative to say so he tries to compensate by delivering it in an inflammatory fashion. You would think he had never even read the book let alone authored it from the thickness of the words in his mouth. Save your money and read the back cover of any generic, motivational, self-help, efficiency, or productivity publication, and throw in some superlatives and an unoriginal theme of your choice, then recite it 5 or 600 times changing only the adjective used to describe the same character defect, or dysfunction.
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- dizzle
- 17-10-18
Waste of time
I should have known this was a bad book after 5 minutes and the authors story about how he realized how messed up his life was because he was a smoker who always forgot his lighter. Never mind he was a college graduate with a wife and family and a professional aircraft mechanic earining a high income... his life was screwed because he would do little things like "forget his lighter". wow pretty convincing.
There was a whole section dedicated to how to wash ones self. really? ok im done
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- smw119
- 25-10-18
Not Impressive
A Tai Lopez style "you can do anything" book that wreaks of self aggrandizement. Anything that bases its guidance on beating the system and being the 1% that actually understands how to be super crazy radical successful smells of bullshit to me.
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- Robert Stevenson
- 28-09-18
Motivation For Your Bros
Good concepts. Very repetitive. Very bro. The overarching theme is quit being a pussy, handle the shit you're avoiding, create a plan, eliminate distractions.
He takes a lot of concepts from motivational speakers and puts them through a filter of a 20-something bro.
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- Aleno
- 27-01-18
IMMINENT BESTSELLER
If you want to hear some harsh truth about your personality and get into a breakthrough in your self-development, GET THIS AUDIOBOOK!
Marc is a great narrator and teacher. He explains simple and POWERFUL concepts for us to improve our mental state and man up.
I've had some pretty big insights during this book which have swifted my premisses on many things.
Thanks, Marc!
Listener, get it.
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- Denise Roane Bink
- 13-03-18
Eye opening!
Eye opening! My husband and I are doing some soul searching making drastic changes in our lives.
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- james p weiss
- 04-08-18
Shame on the Publisher.
This is why an airplane mechanic should not pretend to be a writer. Not one original thought, just a pathetic regurgitation of others ideas. Complete waste of time and money, you could here this sadly written discourse in any yuppie bar. Another wanna be life coach without any real knowledge of life. You will never be one of the people you quote if you continue to pretend your already in their league. Scrap your internet education and take some writing courses.
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- ruth
- 04-08-18
Best self development book
This is by far the best self development book I have read thus far and I have read a lot.
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- AWeirdly
- 15-03-18
Good Gentleman reference
A book of good advice for men that isn't one of those lame pick up artist types. I wish he wouldn't quote David Dangelo or Conner MacGregor so much but the rest is very good
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