Eat That Frog! by Brian Tracy Full Audiobook

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As a French person, I was expecting this to be a cook book.

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27/10 39:10 Chapter 4 28/10 51:08 Chapter 5 30/10 1:02:59 Chapter 7 31/10 1:23:18 Chapter 9 1/11 1:37:13 Chapter 12 2/11 1:44:46 Chapter 13 3/11 1:48:57 Chapter 14 9/11 2:07:09 Chapter 17 11/11 2:27:18 Chapter 21

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Thank you

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Introduction 0:00 Chapter 1 - Set the Table 17:27 Chapter 2 - Plan Everyday in Advance 25:21 Chapter 3 - Apply the 80-20 Rule to Everything 33:10 Chapter 4 - Consider the Consequences 39:10 Chapter 5 - Practise Creative Procrastination 51:07 Chapter 6 - Use the ABCDE Method Continually 57:15 Chapter 7 - Focus on Key Result Areas 1:02:59 Chapter 8 - Apply the Law of 3 1:11:45 Chapter 9 - Prepare Thoroughly Before You Begin 1:23:18 Chapter 10 - Take it One Oil Barrel at a Time 1:27:35 Chapter 11 - Upgrade Your Key Skills 1:31:34 Chapter 12 - Identify Your Key Constraints 1:37:14 Chapter 13 - Put the Pressure on Yourself 1:44:46 Chapter 14 - Motivate Yourself into Action 1:48:57 Chapter 15 - Technology is a Terrible Master 1:54:21 Chapter 16 - Technology is a Wonderful Servant 2:00:13 Chapter 17 - Focus Your Attention 2:07:08 Chapter 18 - Slice and Dice the Task 2:12:28 Chapter 19 - Create Large Chunks of Time 2:17:40 Chapter 20 - Develop a Sense of Urgency 2:21:45 Chapter 21 - Single Handle Every Task 2:27:18 Conclusion 2:32:37

[@harshvishwanathan1135]

Correction: Chapter 12 is ‘Identify your key constraints’ (not strengths) 🙂

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@@harshvishwanathan1135 My bad, thanks for the correction.

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God's work

[@yangchinjou]

Thank you so much angel!

[@harshvishwanathan1135]

I cleared my very tough professional exams and got a promotion recommendation when I applied the ideas in this book.

[@jishasen7328]

Congratulations!

[@AsimaGuruBahasa]

I have been listening to this book ages ago but once you forgot to make the action, you forget. It is always good to come back to this book or post on reminder wall...very crutial not to forgot as life is demanding and full of distractions

[@dlegacypacesetters420]

Decision, Discipline, Determination

[@ProfUdoEzeudo]

God bless Brian Tracy. 🙏❤️ God bless this channel.

[@ChamindaTennakoonCT]

Absolutely. So many people learnt so many things off him. An amazing soul

[@DrAtomic97]

Chapter 1 17:30 Chapter 3 33:10 Chapter 4 39:10 Chapter 5 51:06

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😊😊

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where is chapter 2

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@@malikkhan9936 chapter two 25:25

[@dageiandobson]

Grateful for this book, Thank you for uploading it.

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Thank you kindly for posting this ❤️

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Loved this audiobook!

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We want more such books🎉🎉❤

[@ChamindaTennakoonCT]

Thank you will try the best to upload a few more

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😊😊

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😊

[@MollyandSonnyboy]

Self-discipline The key to success is action!

[@brokestud13524]

I remember grabbing a copy in our school library (est. 2015), was not able to finish upon returning it, and after almost ten years, I am finally was done with it because of this audiobook. EAT THAT FROG!!! 😂

[@priscankhoma848]

I have read this book and it has impacted me alot

[@ChamindaTennakoonCT]

Thank you for sharing

[@14catsand1human]

Finally listening on his birthday 🎉

[@BrooklynCalieEarth]

Great Book thanks ❤🙌🏼

[@SidOp786]

Can You add time stamps for this video?

[@sameeralwaelie2396]

Its great book, its really changed my life, thank you very much

[@shanelarkin9633]

Glad I found this audio…I haven’t been able to locate it in months…it DOES work…you just have to keep at it..am ready to give it a go again.

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The book I misplaced…lol..but not funny.

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40:33 thank you 1:04:24

[@LilacDaisy2]

1:18:19 - have to disagree there. The ultimate goal in life is not to live a full, happy and long life. It is to seek first the kingdom of God. I have it written on my arm today, to remember while I build my business to success. It all means nothing if I gain the whole world and lose my soul. Eternity is a long time.

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Which is located in somewhere in the Brian 😊

[@LilacDaisy2]

@@wisdomdzakpo2848 I'd like to meet this Brian, haha. But seriously, we don't behave like it's all in our brain. We expect others to abide by moral laws outside of our brains. And we expect them to be punished if they don't. Moral laws are universal, and they're written on our "hearts."

[@heyphilphil]

Think and grow rich Psycho-cybernetics The psychology of achievement goals! eat that frog ....changed my life.

[@TiagoWolf]

Also the art of not giving a F...

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Thanks you

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🎉thank you

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Thank you

[@ChamindaTennakoonCT]

You're welcome

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This book is a game changer❤

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Thank you 🥰

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Thank you, great book!

[@ChamindaTennakoonCT]

Thank you for your comment. Don't forget to subscribe and like if you haven't already. 😊

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2:32:38 Conclusion

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Thank you so much!

[@ChamindaTennakoonCT]

You're welcome!

[@worldpscho]

it is life changer.

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Thank you from app of my heart

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39:10 Chapter 4 - Consider the Consequences

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Thank you so much Loved it❤

[@scasey1960]

Here are some ways you can apply the key principles from "Eat That Frog" to boost your own productivity and achieve your goals: 1. Set clear written goals. Take time to reflect on your most important priorities, both professionally and personally. Write them down to give them clarity and focus. 2. Plan your days and weeks in advance. Use a calendar or to-do list to map out your time and tasks. Identify your highest-value activities and schedule time to work on them first. 3. Limit distractions. Be intentional about managing your technology use. Turn off notifications, batch email/social media check-ins, and create blocks of uninterrupted time to work. 4. Tackle your "frog" first. Start your day by working on your most important, challenging task before moving on to easier jobs. Use techniques like the "salami slice" method to break down big projects. 5. Focus on your constraints. Identify the key bottlenecks or weaknesses holding you back, whether skills, resources or habits. Dedicate time to addressing these limiting factors. 6. Cultivate urgency and discipline. Treat your priorities like appointments that can't be moved. Avoid procrastination by developing a bias towards immediate action. The core idea is to be ruthlessly selective about how you spend your time, and develop the habits and mindset to consistently make progress on your most important goals. Start small, but be consistent in applying these principles.

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Voice is very good.... Feels like I've paid subscription for it😂....... By the way It would be nice if this guy has posted this video in chapters.. So it was easy to navigate in-between

[@ChamindaTennakoonCT]

Thank you so much for the feedback. Maybe we will do one like that next time.

[@darkerregion9291]

I procrastinated while listening to this book.

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interesting😅

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CAP 2 Plan Every Day in Advance 25:20

[@rainynight02]

Lot of good stuff, but there's still the matter of making myself do any of this in the first place...

[@ANGRYMUNCILOL]

Thats truly the make or break for any of these techniques. You can listen to 10000000 self help techniques but if you don't have the self discipline to do just one you will stay stuck. Start with just one don't worry about all of them. Just one

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​@@ANGRYMUNCILOL hey! you are great man 🥰

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play this in the background

[@Gary_oldmans_left_nut]

The one simple rule that has allowed me to implement this technique is this: have a bedtime. In bed, lights off, no devices. Go to sleep at the same time every night and get up at the same time every morning. This allows you to consistently give yourself as much time as you need, as soon as you get up, to eat your frog.

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You have taken the first step by listening in the first place. It makes it easier to take action

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my bookmark: 6:50

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25:20 chapter 2

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6:20 to 6:40

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bookmark 51:05

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7:00 bookmark 21 August

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This is great. ⚜️

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8:30 C.1

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My draft notes 2:07:17

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chapter 6 57:20

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3:44

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57:20

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Are you guys licensed to post this?

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shut up.

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Great value for personal projects, but it's so funny everytime he says something about "Bringing value to copany you work in", or "Ask your boss". Man, I life in small city in Poland, not Manhattan.

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8:07 דבר ראשון שאני הולך ליישם

[@klejnotnilu5181]

Finished it, valuable stuff, but this "Your company" is getting on my nerves. Unless I don't own the company, I don't give a slightest fvck what will bring value to it and I won't do anything more than bare minimum, to keep energy for MY stuff.

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This book is so repetitive it’s boring.

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What kind of books do you prefer?

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Thank you 🙏🏼

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Thank you!

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