The 77 Traits Of Highly Successful People
February 2nd, 2010
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You’ve probably heard about Stephen Covey’s classic The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People. A great book, but what could be 11 times better?* How about The 77 Traits of Highly Successful People?
This free ebook is a joint venture masterminded by Mark Foo, involving myself and 47 other personal development bloggers. The collaborative nature means a variety of different voices, but they’re all focused on one thing: how ordinary people can achieve extraordinary results.
48 top notch bloggers. 77 essential success traits. 233 captivating pages. Free with your email opt-in.
* OK, maybe not 11 times better, but you get the idea.
February 2nd, 2010 at 12:09 pm
Awesome of you guys to give this away! I downloaded it and will tear into it after work. Thanks!
February 2nd, 2010 at 12:13 pm
Oh wow… Thank you so much for this review, Hunter. I really appreciate it. And thank you once again for your contributions to make this eBook possible. I’m truly grateful for that.
I hope 2010 has taken off well for you and here’s a toast to an amazing year for us and our readers!
Cheers~
Mark
February 3rd, 2010 at 3:57 am
i have always believed 7 habits were not enough , that book just filled the gap
February 5th, 2010 at 1:20 am
Hey Hunter good stuff. Several years ago I was going to put a workshop together called “Leading Yourself”. It was about developing personal leadership. I think when people hear the word leadership, they think it’s something BIG, like a Fortune 500 CEO, kind of big.
People don’t realize that they can lead their little corner of the world and make the little space they occupy better than it was before they got here. Imagine if that went “viral”. The world would be a fantastic place.
I really like leadership for the “regular folks” kind of books. I think that’s what this book represents. Not to say a CEO could not benefit from the book because they could. This book gives really cool, simple things that anyone can apply and lead life and not let life lead you.
Thanks again.
February 6th, 2010 at 12:41 am
Great resource. I thought I had “Take 100% Responsibility” down pat, but the phrase “Accept Consequences” just struck me.
It’s as if we are trying to dodge consequences by denying responsibility, when the consequences aren’t going to go away. Accept them and move on.
I think I have tomorrow’s blog post.
Thank you.