Self-Discipline in 60 Minutes: 7 Simple Habits for Overcoming Procrastination, Building Self-Control, and Achieving Goals

by William Jacobson

These issues are often the direct result of as vicious cycle known as "undisciplined living." You can be disciplined about your lifestyle choices, habits, and thoughts. You can be disciplined about your true values, life priorities, and deeper longings. You're undisciplined because you're preoccupied by past regrets and worries for the future. The solution is to incorporate self-discipline through your entire day – so you can enjoy a life of achievement and happiness. And the simplest way to do this is to build a series of simple self-discipline habits.



The goal of this book is We will teach you the habits, actions, and mindsets to establish transformational self-discipline into your life. And all that in 30 minutes. Reading really is the easy part. Implementing the habits and living up to them is where all the magic happens.

Don't judge a book by its length and rather by the quality of its content. Bringing self-discipline into your life is not about a ton of strategies that you don't utilize and actually all about 7 simple key strategies that you finally utilize to get yourself from where you are to where you wan to be. This 30 minutes read contains proven steps and strategies on how to build powerful and unstoppable self-discipline. The single thing that enables people to become successful and living their life on their own terms regardless of opportunity or resources, is self-discipline. All of the most successful people in the world today owe their success to the discipline they applied to their minds, their actions and even their imagination.

This book will reveal seven of the most proven methods to achieve the self-discipline needed in order to achieve any goal or to turn any dream into reality. Once you have read this little book nothing will be able to keep you from achieving any level of success you can imagine! Little reading and most implementing the 7 habits into your day– that's all you need to transform you life.




Take action right away to build your own powerful self-discipline and achieve whatever you want.

Genres: Self Help, Nonfiction

25 pages, Paperback

Published December 18, 2017

Reviews

[Rohit Mewada]

Short and Simple. Finish in 20 minute.

[Careena]

Timeless Advice

Written using simple and clear language and famous examples, we've all heard them and read them and you might think what's new? But I believe there are some lessons that will never go out of textbooks because they remain a problem even now and probably always will and we need as many help books written from new and fresh perspective and flair.
Very succinct with encouraging language and actionable advice.

[Emad Ibrahim]

I am very critical with the self-development books, Having some understanding of the ways and dialects of how to teach and change habits, that made me very disappointed with this book. this opinion could be from someone who is high achiever, so i would say, you can take- if you want- my opinion as an advice how to avoid disappointment with this book.

I have read the book in less than 60 minutes .. so the first positive thing about this piece.. that you can really read it in 60 minutes.. however .. when i reached the conclusion.. i felt like .. what did this book added to me??

The ideas are like having friendly conversation with someone who is superficially enumerating some theory about how to be self-disciplined.

so you can start with the conclusion first .. if you are completely lost, and you feel well i want to read through these chapters.. then this book is for you.

maybe this book is just to touch base with some headlines .. it is okay if it is like that.

but again .. i felt like there should be some challenging scenarios .. even in these small number of pages .. rather this narrative version of stating some facts .. some more valid.. it is not analytical or challenging your uncomfortable zone, it is narrative with some examples that can be very superficial some times .. i cannot say that an athlete is training every day as part of routine.. yes .. athletes have routine for some sort of biological circadian rhythm that need to be maintained for their muscle growth.. but training every day is because he needs to progress every day.. every small baby step adds to the success.. and that is not just having routine..

I believe this topic is deeper than that and saying that in 60 minutes you can create fundamentals of self-discipline is something like a fairytale that you can’t make it true ..

.. if you are totally lost you don’t know from where to start .. you can start from here

that’s why i was between 2 and 3 stars .. but was more inclined towards the two stars as i felt really bored by the end of the book despite the fact it was only in less than 60 minutes…

[Namita Das]

In “Self-Discipline in 60 Minutes,” William Jacobson presents a brisk yet comprehensive guide for anyone looking to improve their self-discipline. The book is a testament to the power of simplicity, distilling the essence of self-control and goal achievement into seven actionable habits. Jacobson’s approach is practical and empathetic, acknowledging the everyday struggles with procrastination and the importance of routine in cultivating a disciplined life.

The book’s brevity is one of its strengths, making it an ideal read for busy individuals who may feel overwhelmed by more voluminous self-help tomes. It’s a quick journey through the fundamentals of self-discipline that doesn’t skimp on depth, offering clear strategies to implement the habits discussed. While some may wish for more detailed pointers, the book’s focus on core principles allows for clarity that can be lost in more complex works.

Jacobson’s work shines in its accessibility; it’s a book you can finish in a single sitting but reflect on for much longer. The author’s encouragement is palpable as he guides readers through turning failures into learning opportunities and setting routines that pave the way to success. His message is clear: self-discipline isn’t about harsh restrictions but aligning daily actions with one’s deepest values and goals.

Suppose you’re searching for a succinct and inspiring book that directly addresses the core aspects of self-discipline. In that case, Jacobson’s work is an essential read. It’s a beautiful attempt to condense essential life lessons into a digestible format that respects the reader’s time and intelligence. Whether you’re looking to overhaul your habits or need a nudge in the right direction, “Self-Discipline in 60 Minutes” is a worthy addition to your personal development library.

Rating: 4/5 Stars

[SABHARIRAJAN P]

Just a Normal Book ! With a known example !
This book stated us to have a clear vision of goals, Also to posses Self confidence while chasing goals as it is like food and water, To have a good environment and Should be with courage to face the failure

At the end this book states the three important things, that is
Action, Action and Action !
to achieve what you need in life !

[Dinesh Nagarajan]

Simple and easy to get started with the most important skill required for anyone who want to be successful.

Giving the most valuable and much needed information in a simple format is not a easy thing to accomplish.

But this book made things simple and straightforward where it will be insightful for beginner and refreshment for an expert who is already following to be successful.

[Dinesh]

Simple and Best method to Explain..how to achieve Success in brief.

Step by Step... easy to understand... language used.
Thank You
Keep Writing and Motivating us.
Do send more information.. on regular basis

[Chauhan Jayesh]

Never give up

This books provide you some ideas that peoples have dreams to achieve but because of a little failure they never try again and quit, So the habit needs to be change to become a successfull in life.thankyou

[PR Sivaramakrishnan]

Treasure in a capsule

This book covers all the crucial aspects in a crisp manner. Definitely recommended if you are looking for guidance to lead a disciplined and effective life. The USP of the book is its short size.

[Sriram Murthy Vinnakota]

Crisp and sweet

Very crisp and neatly described with practical examples. I love to read short version of the motivational books, many books have 100s of pages, which I might miss the main points , here the author is up to the point.

[Shweta]

Should have covered more content on procastination

The book is pretty good with steps to achieve the desired results,but since it's mostly n about Procastination it should have covered more content on its basic nature possible reasons and ways to control it

[Agni Senthil]

Revision of universal Truth

The known facts in simple 7 steps. You may know all these already. But giving them in an organized 7 steps is really a good thing. It won't take much time to read. But that time you spent to read this is really worthy.. Thanks to the author.

[Himshree S]

Quick Read Indeed

I picked this book up to break my "not read anything in a while" phase. Quick read indeed thus helps you wear reading eyes back.

As such no new insight if you have read enough motivational books but a good start in that journey of reading self help books.

[Anilkumar Trivedi]

Direct and effective.

The author comes to the point without wasting time and presents the content in a very lucid manner. Takes very less time to read but the approach advocated in the book is as effective as reading. 500-page best seller book.

[Bhagwan Singh]

Mini bomb

I think this Book hits right where it is needed. The author knows what is he writing . And he also solved the problem of long reading. I was astonished by the knowledge this Book has to offer in such a small package.

[Chetan]

Short but very insightful

Those who are dragging things and not able to focus on tasks which are in hand highly recommend to go through this book and note all 6steps and start working STAY FOCUSED STAY MOTIVATED....Thanks Author

[Tom]

An easy quick read that helps with goals

This is a quick read that helps you focus on the basics for achieving goals. The habits are nothing new but the book clearly lays out how to follow them and keep on track. A worthwhile read.

[B L Lewis]

Short but Impactful Read

I really appreciate William for putting so much value in this tiny book. Every word mattered. I highlighted several thought provoking quotes in this book and will be reading more of his work.

[Rahul Chellappa]

Great pointers

The author briefs quickly on the things that affect and help success in everybody’s life, a quick review of things to remind us the path to success, had good time reading the book

[Jorge Diaz]

A book to read more than once

This is a book that I you can read in your commute or in a flight or that Uber ride you got during traffic time. It’s the perfect book to remind you of the basic and help you clear your cloudy mind about how and where to start when you feel stuck!

[Taras]

Generic and useless

A very generic and utterly useless book no real life examples no specific advice very generalized and their conclusion in the end with the list of so-called habits should have been the whole book.

[Care🖤 R.]

Good habits for building self control

Easy read with a simple framework for building simple habits for overcoming procrastination and building self control. Now it is time to implement.

[Chelsea Hallett]

well put

Mr Jacobson put the ideas in his book using vocabulary and examples that help readers understand so much better. He didn’t write chapters upon chapters writing off topic things he stayed on point. This is a wonderful, inspiring book.

[Bhavik]

Easy going book to the point and talk.

Good read for a reinforcement of planning to be successful in life. Keep up the good work auther. I enjoyed the book

[Nipur Patodi]

Good

Good read to build self discipline. 7 simple things but worth considering in this path. Happy reading. . . .

[Ansh Saluja]

STOP WHAT YOU ARE DOING

This book is simply amazing, short and to the point. It's a must read. Want to really be successful give in your 60 minutes!

[ArunKumar]

Quick read

Every chapter is small, precise and to the point. Good reference book to have with you at all times. Happy reading

[hitesh solanki]

Good Book

Short and Results oriented book it need to be better by more examples. Yet valuable for one who needs it

[Manash Ganesh]

Nice

Easy to read and understand mild Vocabulary used . Thank you and God bless the author for such amazing content.

[Sachin]

Nice book for beginners.

Easy language and all the concepts are in layman terms. All the very best to the writer of this book.
Thank you.