Self Improvement Winning Life Habits New Research Transformative Ebook Released
Oct 7, 2020
John Willis, a college football player has released his first book on Kindle. It helps individuals develop strong habits that empower them to win in life.
Kenmore, United States - October 7, 2020 /PressCable/ —
John Willis has released his book “Transform Your Habits: The Secret to Forming Successful Habits & Their Long-Term Impact on Your Life”. This 5 Star rated book is designed to help individuals develop life changing habits that will take them to the level of success they desire. It helps explain to individuals who feel a sense of paralysis in life understand how to do something about it.
For more information see https://www.amazon.com/Transform-Your-Habits-Successful-Long-Term-ebook/dp/B08H84BBVQ
The release of this transformative on Kindle makes it readily accessible to the millions of Kindle members as a quick download. The book is a short easy read of only 37 pages and contains a system of good habit-forming that is shared by John Willis, a college football player.
It is highly rated in two Amazon categories. Those categories are One-Hour Self-Help Short Reads and Cognitive Psychology. This qualifies it as an excellent choice for teachers, coaches, executives, sales managers, and a host of others who interact with teams. The principles contained in this short book aim to have a long-lasting and powerful impact on its readers.
John Paul Willis is a college football player in Illinois and is a native of Seattle, Washington. He spent his early years growing up overseas in China but moved back to the United States with his family for high school.
He has always been passionate about business, as well as impacting the world in a positive way on a large scale. Over the past two years, John Paul has spent time researching self-improvement methods and the role positivity plays in one’s success in life.
Upon graduation, John Paul hopes to pursue his interests in entrepreneurship and Commerce. The author’s contribution to the world of business shows great maturity and an understanding of the elements required to win in the real world.
John points out that many believe success requires commitment, accountability, patience, strategy, and grit. He shares that while success may require some of these elements, the true component that breeds success is the development of good habits.
He believes that procrastination and laziness are by far the most dangerous and insidious barriers to success. Unfortunately, many people fail to notice the role their habits play in the pursuit of their dreams and goals. This eBook highlights the importance of forming the right habits. These habits, even more than mere talent and connections, enable one to reach goals more efficiently.
John provides a list of habits that guarantee success in life. If one develops these habits one can develop consistent routines, escape the toxic cycle of bad habits, choose a positive outlook, and learn from the failures of life.
This motivational and instructional book points out that it is critically important to determine whether habits are success-oriented, especially if trying to accomplish goals. Each habit serves as a catalyst and can offer you compounded success if consistently practiced.
“Transform Your Habits: The Secret to Forming Successful Habits & Their Long-Term Impact on Your Life” illustrates this fact with a story about Bill Gates. Bill Gates, founder of a multibillion-dollar tech firm overcame his bad habits on his road to success.
Gates explained that he constantly procrastinated during his time at Harvard College. When he entered the business world, however, he quickly realized procrastination was a downfall. Gates had to break his habit of procrastination. When he shook the bad habits, he was able to achieve his desired level of success.
The release of this useful psychological resource is designed to give practical steps to anyone desiring to develop winning habits.
For more information see the above URL.
Contact Info:
Name: JP Willis
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Organization: JK Innovative Ventures, LLC
Address: 6353 Northeast 156th Street, Kenmore, WA 98028, United States
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Release ID: 88979886
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