@MichMae99 10 October 2020 more from that month

Habbit of winning Be it motivation, hardwork, goal setting, just name it and you will find a story in here about that.

Photo source:https://www.google.com/search?q=winning&client=ms-android-huawei-rev1&prmd=ivmn&sxsrf=ALeKk00EneAxeu-wo07onvTSie22Z1vHIA:1602322698999&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjP66ea3ansAhWTMN4KHZQ0C4EQ_AUoAXoECCEQAQ&biw=424&bih=500#imgrc=XQZG_Ou85VEUFM Habbit of winning is a full package of self-inspiration and self-motivation. You end up reading one magical story there is another waiting..The stories are amazing and encouraging with deep lessons forcing you to make a change in right direction. One of the many amazing lessons is, "Get into the ‘one–degree-more’ habit. The habit of winners. Do all that is expected. And then a little bit more" which means that the real winner should always do a bit extra every time which will in long run help her/him to be many steps ahead of others. For those searching for a kick-start, a stimulus or an adrenaline rush to work towards their goals just read it once and experience the magic. Will definitely get you started, get you moving. And, its also one of those ones you'll find yourself reading again and again over the years because it has something for different phases of life. You can't grasp all the wisdom and inspiration in one go; I'll certainly gravitate back to it. Also, Prakash Iyer seems to be a huge fan of cricket- you'll find a lot of cricket stories in the book. They were motivational, yes, but after a point, I was bored with them. The story of each cricket player mentioned was unique, however, the overall cricket theme was repetitive for me. In spite of that, think of a habbit to you started or going on your path of growth.