The Compound Effect By Darren Hardy - 1029 Words

Griffey Halle Bus 210 Dr. Carl Wysocki Book Summary June 11, 2017 The Compound Effect by Darren Hardy This was a very good and intriguing book to read throughout the past couple weeks. I thought that Darren Hardy made handling money and life very simple and easy unlike other books. I Thought for my summary of the book that I would share some of his great ideas he presented in the book with his wisdom. Success and failure are the results of the choices that we make everyday. Part of the compound effect is making the right decision over and over again for a long period of time in order to be consistently successful. Its all about making the right decision which can be hard at times because sometimes you don’t know what the right decision†¦show more content†¦Ã¢â‚¬Å"every decision, no matter how slight, alters the trajectory of your life (pg.23).† Another great thing I took from this book is to track the habits that you want to change. This is something that I can apply to my whole life especially the financial part of it. I fid myself spending my money way to fast and wondering how it disappeared so quickly. In the book it says to make sure you record everything that you buy so you can make improvements on what you are doing with your money. â€Å"Tracking is a simple exercise. It works because it brings moment-to-moment awareness to the actions you take in the area of your life you want to improve (pg. 38).† Another great part about this book is when he talks about riding the momentum of success. Its important that when you find success that you go back to what got you there and work just as hard as you did before and you will begin to ride this wave or rhythm of success. â€Å"Achievers-People who get into a successful rhythm-continue busting their butts and end up achieving more and more (pg.94).† I think that one of the most important parts of the book is when talks about developing a routine. A routine is everything, its what you do everyday in order to be successful and find success in life. Developing a routine develops great habits in every part ofShow MoreRelatedIndia Wine Industry Report5915 Words   |  24 Pages and Pikes, Victor Precie and Stonier of Victoria have tied up with Echidna Wine Traders to market their wines in India. Xanadu and Cape Mentelle from Western Australia are also being marketed in India by Fine Wines More and Moet Hennessey. BRL Hardy has a dist ribution arrangement with Sula Vineyards of Nasik. Additionally well known Australia brands such as Oxford Landing, Yellow Tail, Jacobs Creek, and Tyrell are readily available in India. Market Segment and Market Share for Imported Wines: