In today’s bonus, Transformation is a 35 page (6700 word) guide that teaches people how they can transform their lives. It takes a high-level look at the general transformation process, then digs deeper into specific key areas of your life that might need transforming.

Sections Include:

• Introduction
• The Personal Transformation Process
  • 1. Identify Problem Areas In Your Life
  • 2. Reflect
  • 3. What Result Do You Want?
  • 4. What Has To Change?
    • Mindset
    • Behaviors
  • How Do These Steps Come Together?
• Transforming Key Areas Of Your Life
  • Health And Wellness
  • Career
  • Attitude
  • Relationships
  • Personal Development
• Your Journey
  • Pitfalls To Avoid
  • Tracking Progress
• Conclusion

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When you want to achieve certain goals in life, you usually have to change some things you’re currently doing. Sometimes it’s a matter of time management. Other times, it’s making sure you have more energy to do the things you need to do in order to get closer to your goals.

Whatever it is you need to do, making small and gradual changes – consistently – will work out better for you than trying to make a complete and drastic overhaul of your life all at once.

Doing too much, too soon can be intimidating and put a lot of extra strain on you when you’re already a little worried about whether or not you can succeed by changing things in the first place.

But with micro habits, you’ll be able to begin the process of change without suffering any major stress. There are ten simple baby steps you can take toward reaching your goals and see lasting improvements over time.

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Introduction: You, a Successful Entrepreneur?

Have you ever looked at the successful business owners and entrepreneurs and wondered, “What do they have that I don’t have?”

Let me clue you in…

Contrary to popular belief, that special something isn’t a trust fund or other financial windfall. There are plenty of people who went from dead broke to very wealthy by building their own businesses (sometimes on a shoestring budget).

That special something also isn’t a contact list full of helpful people. Most business owners eventually get help from others in their niche, but they didn’t arrive on the scene with a list of joint venture partners.

So what is it that separates the successful business owners from those who’re still sitting in their cubicles and dreaming?

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