HIGH PERFORMANCE HABITS by Brendon Burchard | Animated Core Message

Animated core message from Brendon Burchard's book 'High Performance Habits'.

[marshaldteach]

Every family has that one person who breaks the chain of poverty. I hope you'll be that one person...

[arnold_john]

1. You can choose your emotions.
2. Create a sense of identity. Stick to that identity and meet it's requirements by behaving in the required manner to maintain that identity.
3. Stick to a purpose. Usually high performers think of one person that could benefit from their work. Have the image of that person on your mind and strive to help "that person".

Thanks man! Great vid.

[juniusong]

I can’t believe that high quality videos such as this are available for free

[mihirkumar]

This is my favorite channel for animated book reviews. The message is calmly explained with simple animation and the one page summary is useful to recap after the video. Keep doing this.

[bluebotlivingston]

The A game habit is so beautiful, having a purpose greater than yourself can give you unbelievable amounts of energy and drive

[mohitsinha]

I have not been able to find time to read all the books that you present so brilliantly. This has added meaning in everything I do. Remarkable work. God keep you blessed.

[LisaPellegrino]

It's incredible how I just learned about Brendan's book and considered getting it but then thought about my existing reading list queue, and thought maybe I'll just check youtube. BINGO! You nailed it. This video is EXACTLY what I was looking for, and you've saved me so much time, not to mention will undoubtedly boost my performance! I finally have my dream job but have really lofty sales goals I need to hit, I can tell these strategies will get me there. I've already integrated a mindset that failure is not an option (Death Ground), and all 3 of the areas you highlighted are insightful, however I think I'll most benefit from "bringing my 'A' game". I loved your example and how 'meta' it was. Thank you for this incredible content, keep up the excellent work!

[redpanda]

Keep producing these, because I really need your A game. You are providing vital inspiration, at a time when it is needed the most.

[dylanstewart]

Great video. I really appreciate how you lay out the content and then take the time to put it into an actionable document. Definitely the most valuable channel I watch! Keep it up!

[sagarwaghmare]

You have no idea how much your videos have put an impact in my life. I am certain that this channel will quickly grow into millions of subscribers.

[AuthorPreneurElite]

Thank you for this video... I don't have time to actually read the entire book, so you've saved me weeks and even months of time.

I hope that creating these videos is fulfilling and rewarding for you because it's definitely helpful to me.

[urbaninterlude]

The idea of identity as something we cab cultivate not something that we need to find stood out to me - even though it wasn't a core point. I think I will be mulling on that idea a bit this week.

[mcee]

Read the whole, actual book guys! 10/10 AMAZING that this summary can't give you (although its good) :)

[createdluck]

i don't know how you don't have more subscribers.... even though its a fairly new channel.
i definitely appreciate the good work. keep it up....

[bootedbuilds]

To be honest, I have experienced that "necessity through identity" can also be rather dangerous. Simply put, it's the core reason why many people end up with a burnout. They feel the "must work hard since they want the identity of a hard worker", and as a result they go beyond their limits.

[marty]

One of the best reviews I have seen on this book, Thank you !

[mubasheeramg]

The key is to “RELEASE “tension and set up intention.

@It’s a great book with several act viable take away I highly recommend to read!

[truthseeker]

Love your book reviews! Amazingly done. Bless you!

[jma]

Imagine you’re helping me, man... your channel is just what I’m needing... super psyched to have come across it!

[guriqbalmahal]

I love your channel.

Getting the main message of great books in a very easy manner. Keep it up.