How to Fix Your Life in One Day: Dan Koe's Complete Guide to Explosive Growth

[I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry][I'm about to cry] After reading it, I felt a touch of sadness, either like the ending of a novel, or just a touch of sadness, as if a tutor hastily befriended you and then left in a hurry, and you studied his knowledge seriously. I feel like it's really well written. This book is really, really, really good.

It is a very good life guide book for those who are at the bottom of life. It explains very systematically the reasons why your life is like this. For example, do you have clear goals, do you have the ability to iterate and fail, do you have good connections with human resources, do you always feel sorry for yourself, and do not know how to summarize and find problems inward to solve them. A book worth reading carefully, systematically, and multiple times to understand and truly change yourself, and your destiny will also change accordingly.

This is the novel I have been reading for 15 years, and I only started reading knowledge books this year. This is the second book. This book is very detailed, with various case studies, and various scenes that brought me into it. Reading it carefully gave me a lot of reflection and resonance, but I only listened to it when I was riding the subway.

I listened to it over and over again, um, and then I felt that I finally made up my mind today, and I have implemented it for two days. Then also evaluate it at this time, just as a check to start over in your life. I used AI to make a plan for myself. If you want to make a plan, I suggest you also use AI. Then AI is okay, right? It's good to remind you from time to time, help you summarize, and help you. This time we will succeed together. I wrote an article about my recording experience during the implementation of the plan, and I hope to use this to communicate. If you want to make the same plan, you can share it with me. Here are my homepage works! I will continue to update my execution records and share them with everyone! Better completion of the restart!

The entry point is very good, and people can't help but think: "Then give it a try".

Select, iterate, adjust. Begin with the end in mind in a comfortable form.

The person who wrote this book really deserves the Ancestral Temple! This is the first time I have given such a high evaluation. The author of this book is afraid that we will not make progress, so he really dismantles it over and over again. This is a super smart person with full execution ability.

This book was generated from an online post. The author expanded and refined the 7 viewpoints and methods mentioned in the post. The article is mostly theoretical, mainly to help us understand the underlying logic of this post. The identity, goal orientation, and how to cross the mental level mentioned in it impressed me deeply, and it is very practical. If you have been confused and anxious recently, you can try reading it, which may give you a different way of thinking.

I am grateful to the author for his interpretation, which combines our culture and real life to make restarting life more practical. He also recommends a book list. After reading it through, I benefited a lot and admired the author's depth of thought! I hope everyone will practice it together so that everyone can live the way they want and make our society better and better!

It's a pity that I didn't come across this book two years ago, but maybe I wouldn't have read this book two years ago, hahaha. It's great. I feel like I have a new understanding of the word change! It is very suitable for people who are in a state of confusion. It can make people clearly know whether they really want to change or just want to feel at ease. It is worth recommending. I hope more people will read this book and get their own life insights from the book!

It took me 5 hours of writing and listening, and finally I finished reading it. Let me talk about the conclusion first. The operation method of this article is indeed very interesting. But he had a small problem somewhere. For example, he had to prepare 2 to 3 daily goals to complete, but in the early stage, 23 daily goals were displayed. It made me doubt for a while, are these 23 daily goals required to be completed in rotation? Or do you have to complete 23 daily goals in one day? Wouldn't that be a little too much? I actually made a list of 23 daily accomplishment goals. But looking at the 23 daily goals, I once had doubts about myself. Can I really complete so many daily goals? Fortunately, I decided to follow the above steps after reading it. It wasn't until I read the original article that I realized there were not 23 daily goals, but 2~3 daily goals. This should be read over and over again. I will read it over and over again and revise my goals after subsequent practical exercises. It's just that when I'm writing about something related and facing what's in my heart, I still don't know what to write. Fortunately, the explanation explained in it is relatively complete. It really speaks to my heart accurately. Otherwise, if I only read the original text, I really don't know how to answer these questions. It can only be said that there is still a gap in understanding between Chinese and Westerners.

This will be the best batch of domestic commentator Dan koe's articles, even Kimi is amazed by them. It is very good at restoring the original article while doing a localized interpretation.

It is truly the light of my life, teaching you step by step how to act and change. I hope that when I evaluate you again in three years, I will have become the person I want to be.

It is very suitable for Chinese people who want to grow up. They want to buy paper books, carefully study and compile a practical manual, and use it to have a reading club to change themselves. However, they cannot find paper books. Is there any channel? Recommend it! @LV

Teleology believes that people look for the past to explain the present for their current potential purposes. The book gives an example of a person who uses past experiences to explain why he does not socialize because he is afraid that social interaction will harm him. Not wanting to socialize is the purpose, so I try to explain the present by looking for past experiences. Summary: It is not the past that determines the present, but the purpose of the present that allows you to interpret the present from the past. So why does everyone have different purposes? Why do some people not want to socialize? But some people are not? I think it is the past experience that makes everyone's purpose different. Bad experiences in social interaction in the past have led to his current underlying purpose of resisting social interaction. And people who have received positive feedback from social interactions in the past have formed a potential purpose for liking social interaction. My conclusion is that the past determines the purpose of the present, and in turn determines who you are now.

It truly and objectively exposes the fragile true face of individuals who avoid human nature and creates the life they want.

It's very thorough. I am currently in this endless cycle of three-minute heat. I suddenly burst out with an idea and enthusiasm and put it into action. After a while, I encountered difficulties and stagnated. This happened several times. Through this book, I finally found my answer. Thank you very much for coming across this book. The author writes it thoroughly and the solutions are very practical. Worth recommending

The great road leads to simplicity, and different paths lead to the same destination. It once again proves that knowledge and action are unified, and Tao follows nature, which is how it is.

You may not absorb all of it, but some of it is good. Reading is to give yourself a chance, an opportunity to analyze yourself. Whether you can seize this opportunity depends on whether you are willing to listen and change.

I have only read 10% now, and with this 10% I understand what the unity of knowledge and action is. This word should also be quite popular on the Internet. I have known this word for a long time, starting from learning about Wang Yangming in high school textbooks. I don't want to be someone or anything, I just want to change, just like I want to be a person who doesn't stay up late and gets up early to exercise. He mentioned a psychological concept in it. In short, if you make excuses for your behavior, I can live a long life even if I stay up late. But I wasn't someone who stayed up late before, and I wasn't someone who liked to be clever. Because I made excuses one after another for my comfort, which made me a very bad person. I had never cheated before junior high school, and then someone told me that you can do this, as long as you don't do it in the big test. I never copied homework until I was in sixth grade, until someone told me there was a way to get shortcuts. The idea of ​​hoping to get better is not a bad idea.

I started watching it on the first day and watched it for 10 minutes today. Learn to be consistent in psychology and behavior Button ai reminder affairs

Know your true self, abandon your old self, and don't look at anything or anyone with your own ideas

I haven't read the entire book. I only read Appendix 1, which is the article the author explains. The article is excellent and very useful. These problems are shocking. If you don't start changing from the underlying system, it is really difficult to become the person you want, because the underlying system doesn't want you to become that person at all. [Laughing and crying]

The content is very rich and practical.

A practical manual that can change your life, easy-to-understand nanny-level tutorials

After experiencing the baptism of time, people have unique insights on the cognitive level. They continue to grow and develop as they experience setbacks and tribulations. Although they are much older, if their self-awareness is still the same, it can only mean that they have been living in memories and dare not get to know the new self.

I'm currently looking at a third of it, and I've gained a lot. Why do I set goals but always stay in the same place? Why hasn't my life changed much compared to previous years? This book explains step by step why life is so difficult to change, starting from popular posts on the Internet. What is the nature of change? How does our mental level determine our lives? If you want to change yourself and move towards an ideal life, then this book will give you a reference

I haven't finished reading yet, let me comment on my thoughts at this moment. If you get a secret book, thank the author and Tomato Reading As for how much can be actually applied and how much can be digested, let the self choose and change it. Gratitude❤️

The analysis is detailed but somewhat complicated. It is recommended to read the original text in Appendix 1 directly. If you do not understand anything, please read the previous analysis.

What a great book! Practical and implementable.