Some of the biggest challenges for most entrepreneurs are staying consistent, being present and not distracted, building positive habits to increase output, and remaining focused on their journey.

Atomic Habits by James Clear

• Habit building and how you can improve your life drastically by changing little things. (It will make you jump into action immediately).
• How to build systems within yourself and around that will have a positive flywheel.
• Breaking old habits is just as hard as creating new ones, don't feel stuck or discouraged.

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The Minimalist Entrepreneur by Sahil Lavingia

• This book disrupts and challenges conventional thinking.
• Blueprint to start a lean business and build a community.
• A lot of dense insight is broken down into simple terms.

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Essentialism by Greg Mckeown

• If you are feeling overwhelmed with all the noise? Prioritize your life differently.
• Get back to basics, be present, and be your best self.
• Learn to say no to non-essential things. You come to find out that a lot of good comes out of saying no.

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The biggest takeaway is that consistency is the essential pillar of everything you do in life - I am on a personal journey to become a consistent writer and creator.