Dan Martell

And number two, make sure you choose just in time books, not just in case.

See, school taught you just in case.

Hey, here's some stuff you could use just in case you need it.

I read books that I need to learn to actually solve problems today.

When you find out about a book and somebody says, that's a great read, don't read it unless that's what you need to read today.

And if you're starting a book and it doesn't give you value or you feel it's relevant to you today, drop it fast if it's not useful.

Number three, as soon as you find a golden nugget of knowledge, apply it immediately.

JFDI, okay, that is my philosophy.

If I feel that passage and it inspires me to do something, go do something.

And to go even further and to really lock it in, step four, teach it to someone else.

Share that insight to a friend.

My favorite way is to actually screenshot the book passage, highlight it, and then tell people on my social media why I like it.

The social posts on a daily basis, that accountability is a really great way to add value to your followers and also hold you accountable to always reading.

So we made sure your mind, your body are fed and they're growing.

But if we want to quickly transform your life, this next habit is crucial.

Habit number five, environment engineering.

Let me tell you what I mean by that.

Few things will influence your life more than your environment.

If you think about it, you can have the best mindset, positive, excited.

But if I take you and I put you in a commercial grade freezer, you're going to be cold.