Daymond JohnRISE & GRIND

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Amazing.

very inspirational

Great book with the stories of many successful entrepreneurs who all had to rise and grind to be where they are now. This book gives you a lot of insights what it means to be the best version of yourself.Another book I would recommend from Daymond John, is the book “The power of broke” the book complement the Rise and Grind book perfectly. Have red them both and it has inspired me tremendously.

Es un libro positivo y fácil de leer. Sin embargo, es muy predecible, falto de carácter, muy tibio. No me arrepiento de leerlo, pero sin duda recomendaría otros libros primero, como The 10X Rule.

The first paragraph of Rise and Grind advises the reader to spend time wisely because time is the only thing that you cannot get back. Thankfully, the time that you take to read the book will be time well-spent.Rise and Grind is motivation that actually works. It gives powerful advice on how to maximize your time by making the best use of every moment. The foundation of the book is advice that Daymond John received from his mother - his mother displayed a giant can opener that read “THINK BIG” and also taught him that time will pass anyway, so he might as well use his time productively.The book is filled with “old school” advice that you would get from your mother or grandmother who had to work two or three jobs to make ends meet. My takeaways from the book: Have a killer work ethic and maximize your time. According to Daymond, the thing that all the entrepreneurs that are featured in the book do well is that they know how to both work hard and work smart.I was more drawn to Daymond’s story than some of the featured entrepreneurs. However, there is wisdom to be gained from each story. My favorite was Carlos Santana’s beautiful advice to rise every morning and take a deep breath in order to fill yourself with gratitude and reconnect with your dreams, read passages from your favorite books to set the stage for your day, and then focus on excellence and elegance in everything that you do.The most challenging part of the Rise and Grind concept is likely the Grind. The book provides a lot of inspiration to keep you moving when discouraged, as well as this helpful motivator - G.R.I.N.D = Get on it. Repeat. Insist. Navigate. Desire/Drive/Determination.

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