Prologue: Why I Handwrite My Success in 15 Minutes a Day

Part 1.
Reset your thinking
- A revolution in thinking that makes a big difference with small changes
DAY 1: Dream Big, Start Now - Jeff Bezos
DAY 2 Don't Waste the Gift of Today - Oprah Winfrey
DAY 3: Believe in Your Own Potential - Ralph Waldo Emerson
DAY 4: Those who embrace uncertainty win the future - Elon Musk
DAY 5 Success Begins Within - Nancy Pelosi
DAY 6: Bold Decisions Lead to Change - Margaret Thatcher
DAY 7 Passion only shines when it's put into action - Howard Schultz
DAY 8 Find Your WHY to Move Forward - Tony Robbins
DAY 9: If you settle for mediocrity, you'll die mediocre. - Sheryl Sandberg
DAY 10 The moment you make excuses, you begin to lose - Peter Drucker
DAY 11 Those who believe in the process get the results - Phil Knight
DAY 12: Persistence that Never Gives Up Creates Miracles - Angela Duckworth
DAY 13 Comparing Yourself to Others Loses You - Charlie Munger
DAY 14 Speed ​​is the Key to Competitiveness - Drew Houston
DAY 15: Those who break the mold change the world - Isabel Allende
DAY 16 Comfort is the Enemy of Growth - Reed Hastings
DAY 17: If you don't challenge yourself, opportunities won't come - Richard Branson
DAY 18: Be Humble, But Be Bold - Tim Cook
DAY 19 Dreams Should Be Fearful - Larry Page
DAY 20: The Strong One is the One Who Turns Crisis into Opportunity - Andrew Grove
◆Questions to design tomorrow


Part 2.
Start right now
Actions create opportunities.
DAY 21 Try Fast, Learn Faster - Eric Ries
DAY 22 Execution Makes All the Difference - Michael Jordan
DAY 23 Choose Growth Over Perfection - Mark Zuckerberg
DAY 24: Surpassing yesterday's self is true victory - James Clear
DAY 25: Feedback Makes Us Grow - Marshall Goldsmith
DAY 26 Take Care of Me First - Brian Tracy
DAY 27 He Who Reads the Timing Wins - Kevin Systrom
DAY 28 This moment is the beginning - Benjamin Franklin
DAY 29: Be willing to take smart risks - Warren Buffett
DAY 30 Your Routine Determines Your Destiny - Hal Elrod
DAY 31 Impossible Goals Are Crap - Josh Kaufman
DAY 32: When You Stop Experimenting, You Stop Growing - Dennis Crowley
DAY 33 Time is your most precious asset - Charles Schwab
DAY 34 Find Your Own Rhythm - Neil Patel
DAY 35: Getting enough rest is also a skill - Bill Gates
DAY 36 Focus Makes Performance - Cal Newport
DAY 37 Consistency Beats Perfection - Brian Chesky
DAY 38 Shout Yes - Eric Schmidt
DAY 39 Growing Up Is the True Purpose - Serena Williams
DAY 40 Stop Thinking, Start Doing - Blake Mycoskie
◆Questions to Create Small Habits

Part 3.
Capitalize on failure
- There is opportunity in the shaking.
DAY 41 Failure is just data for success - Thomas Edison
DAY 42 The Second Challenge is the Real Beginning - Walt Disney
DAY 43 One Step Back Can Lead to Two Steps Forward - Arianna Huffington
DAY 44 Anxiety is a Liar - Dale Carnegie
DAY 45 The Moment You Let Go, You Become Stronger - Mary Barra
DAY 46 Crisis is Opportunity - Winston Churchill
DAY 47 Perfection is an illusion - Debbie Millman
DAY 48 If you're stuck, change direction - Ed Catmull
DAY 49: No Pain, No Growth - Amy Edmondson
DAY 50: Growing Through Failure - J.K. Rowling
DAY 51: Emotions Are Signals to Read - Susan Cain
DAY 52 There's No Giving Up in My Dictionary - Naval Ravikant
DAY 53 Feedback is the Golden Key to Growth - Esther Perel
DAY 54 The one who keeps going even after falling wins - Jack Ma
DAY 55 Jump into the Impossible - Ernest Hemingway
DAY 56 Failure is not the enemy - Sarah Blakely
DAY 57 My Own Philosophy Protects Me - Ray Dalio
DAY 58 Those who ignore failure also ignore success - Robert Kiyosaki
DAY 59 Failure and Unhappiness Are Different - Earl Nightingale
DAY 60: Grow Through Your Mistakes - Aaron Sorkin
Questions to learn from failure


Part 4: Designing Relationships
- Connections create results.
DAY 61: No Performance Without Trust - Leonard Loder
DAY 62 The Listener Wins in the End - Julie Zhuo
DAY 63 Words without sincerity are empty - Simon Sinek
DAY 64 Gestures speak louder than words - Joe Navarro
DAY 65 Feedback is the fastest way to growth - Kim Scott
DAY 66 Empathizers Rule Business - Mark Randolph
DAY 67 Listen to Understand - Stephen Kirby
DAY 68: True Success Comes from Growing Together - Ben Horowitz
DAY 69: Avoiding Conflict Stops Growth - Patrick Lencioni
DAY 70: Read Your Opponent's Needs - Clayton Christensen
DAY 71: Relationships are assets, but you have to invest in them. - Adam Grant
DAY 72 A Word Can Change the World - Robin Sharma
DAY 73 Teamwork is Together, Apart - Ray Kroc
DAY 74 Persuade with logic, move with emotion - Seth Godin
DAY 75: Repeat until it sticks - Nick Szabo
DAY 76 Diversity is Strength - Indra Nooyi
DAY 77 Teamwork is Everything - Tom Brady
DAY 78: Strategy is the Answer, Not Comfort - Melinda Gates
DAY 79: Overcome Criticism with Dignity - Martin Luther King Jr.
DAY 80: Cultivate and Invest in Relationships - Jim Rohn
Questions that redefine human relationships

Part 5.
Succeed in your own way
- How to become a leader who is true to yourself
DAY 81 Influence Begins with Attitude - John Maxwell
DAY 82 Don't look down from above, be with them - Tony Hsieh
DAY 83 Show, don't shout - Nelson Mandela
DAY 84 A leader is one who provides direction - Satya Nadella
DAY 85 The Qualities of a True Leader - Jacinda Ardern
DAY 86 Bear the Weight of Choice - John F.
Kennedy
DAY 87 Be Quiet and Strong - Jennifer Doudna
DAY 88: To be yourself, that is true power - Eleanor Roosevelt
DAY 89 Don't Avoid Difficult Decisions - Larissa May
DAY 90 Become Unstoppable - Joel Peterson
DAY 91 The Team's Victory Is My Victory - Marc Benioff
DAY 92 There is no age to learn - Henry Ford
DAY 93 The Power to Lead People: Empathy - Barack Obama
DAY 94 People Always Come First - Jan Kum
DAY 95 Leave a Meaningful Trace - Steve Jobs
DAY 96 Stick to Your Own Principles - Michael Bloomberg
DAY 97 Create Value, Not Words - Peter Thiel
DAY 98 Leaders learn until they die - Jack Welch
DAY 99 What Are You Leaving Behind Today? - Angela Ahrendts
DAY 100 Become a Leader You Respect - Michelle Obama
Questions that lead to success

Epilogue Now write your sentence.

“Do you dream of wealth and success?
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Change your mindset
Strong Sentences from the World's Top 1% Leaders

What do so many successful leaders who have shaken the world have in common? They express their powerful philosophies in concise sentences.
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English mentor to 2 million readers
Translated and carefully selected manuscript sentences

The author of this book, Baek Seon-yeop, an English communication expert, majored in communication and journalism in the United States and has sold over 2 million copies of bestsellers including “233 Core English Patterns” and “3 Seconds, 5 Words English Conversation.”
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