Discipline Quietly (5 results)

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - You didn't choose most of your beliefs about productivity. It's time to find out which ones are actually working against you. Wake up at 5 a.m. Never miss a day. Push through the exhaustion. Fill every hour of the calendar. None of this advice arrived with evidence attached, and yet it quietly runs how you plan your time, judge your discipline, and measure your own worth at the end of a long day. \*99 Lies About Productivity & Habits\* takes apart ninety-nine of the most common beliefs about time, focus, goals, discipline, multitasking, habits, procrastination, rest, tools, morning routines, and burnout, one at a time. Each entry follows the same shape: the lie stated plainly, an honest look at why it took hold in the first place, and the truth that actually holds up under scrutiny. Understanding why a lie felt true is what finally makes it lose its grip. Inside, you'll find out why the '21 days to build a habit' rule was never real, why guilt makes procrastination worse instead of better, why multitasking is really just expensive task-switching, why rest is a structural requirement rather than a reward you have to earn, and why sustainable pace and real ambition were never actually opposites. This is not another system to adopt or another guru to follow. It's ninety-nine invitations to stop and ask where a belief actually came from, so that whatever you build next, you build it on something true. Read it front to back, or jump straight to the chapter that stings most. Either way works.…

Condition: New. Print on Demand.

Condition: New. Print on Demand.

Leather. Condition: Very Good. A very scarce seventeenth century work on the law in Geneva, smartly rebound. A very scarce work. ESTC citation number R14357. Glosses to some pages are a little closely cropped. Signatures run as A-F4. Collated, complete. Translated faithfully from French into English. Running title reads 'The Lawes of Geneva'. Rebound in a quarter morocco binding with paper to the boards, and new endpapers. A fascinating work on the law of Geneva, Switzerland, in the mid seventeenth century. At this time, Geneva was split into both Roman Catholic and Protestant religions, with the work being published right after the Reformation. The laws and statutes are written in the register book of Geneva. JISC states that some tracts were collected by Fabian Phillips, and Walter Yonge. Rebound in a quarter morocco binding with paper to the boards. Externally, smart. Light marks to the boards. Ink inscription to the front pastedown. Internally, firmly bound. Pages are age-toned with the odd spot and mark. Small repair to the head of leaf F4, with a small amount of tape to the running title, and across five words. Glosses to some pages are a little closely cropped. Very Good. None (illustrator). book.…