Eat That Frog! for Students Quotes

“the assignment in an excellent fashion. Give yourself a grade from one to ten on each one. And then determine the one key skill that, if you did it in an excellent manner, would help you the most in all your classes. 2.Take this list to your teacher or advisor and discuss it with him or her. Invite honest feedback and appraisal. You can only get better when you are open to the constructive input of other people. Discuss your conclusions with your parents or peers.”
― Brian Tracy, Eat That Frog! for Students: 22 Ways to Stop Procrastinating and Excel in School

“The good news is that the faster you move, the more energy you have. The faster you move, the more you get done and the more effective you feel. The faster you move, the more you learn. The faster you move, the more competent and capable you become at anything you try— be it homework, music, sports, or anything else you put your mind to. The faster you work and the more you get done, the higher will be your levels of self-esteem, self-respect, and personal pride.”
― Brian Tracy, Eat That Frog! for Students: 22 Ways to Stop Procrastinating and Excel in School

“HILL Perhaps the most outwardly identifiable quality of high-performing men and women is action orientation. They are in a hurry to get their key tasks completed. Highly productive people take the time to think, plan, and set priorities. They then launch quickly and strongly toward their goals and objectives. They work steadily, smoothly, and continuously. When working with the massive pressure to achieve at the highest levels in school, developing this sense of urgency can be a powerful mindset shift that will propel you forward.”
― Brian Tracy, Eat That Frog! for Students: 22 Ways to Stop Procrastinating and Excel in School

“EAT THAT FROG! 1.Take action! Resolve today to select the most important task or project that you could complete and then launch into it immediately. 2.Once you start your most important task, discipline yourself to persevere without diversion or distraction until it is 100 percent complete. See it as a test to determine whether you are the kind of person who can make a decision to complete something and then carry it out. Once you begin, refuse to stop until the job is finished.”
― Brian Tracy, Eat That Frog! for Students: 22 Ways to Stop Procrastinating and Excel in School

“the master has failed more times than the beginner has tried.”
― Brian Tracy, Eat That Frog! for Students: 22 Ways to Stop Procrastinating and Excel in School