Have you ever wondered why some people seem to achieve anything they set their minds to, while others lag behind and keep failing? Why do New Year’s resolutions seem to fade away after January, and why do you always seem to get back to square one? What separates doers from quitters? And what does it really take to accomplish anything, anywhere?
“Built to Complete” is not just a philosophical book, nor is it a common self-help book. It blends together actionable advice, drawn from the author’s own experiences, with insights from prominent historical figures, such as Aristotle, Marcus Aurelius, William Shakespeare and Confucius, among many others. It combines some of the most well-known philosophical and psychological schools of thought with practical advice you can implement in your everyday life, in order to become the best possible version of yourself and finally start getting things moving!
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Do you often find yourself complaining that your life could be better? Do you struggle to find meaning and pleasure, while feeling anxious all the time? When was the last time you truly felt happy? What’s the difference between happiness and contentment? And what does it really take to feel content with your life?
In “Cracking the Code”, the author tries to solve the puzzle of how to reach lasting fulfillment and satisfaction, regardless of what life throws at you.
After “Built To Complete”, that focuses on how to become the best version of yourself and accomplish anything you set your mind to, in his latest book, James Anderson tries to crack the hardest and most important code of all: the code of contentment.
James Anderson 