
Brian Tracy's Eat That Frog!
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Eating the ugly frog is the worst thing you can imagine to do on any day. The frog here stands for the most important thing that we put off doing, as it seems the most challenging one. In the list of your priorities, it is the most important thing that often gets neglected and delayed.
Brian Tracy prompts us to action with his insightful methods that have stood the test of time. The sky is the limit for your success, if you have trained yourself to eat that frog first every day.
Presented in a simple and engaging style, he reveals the secrets of great and successful people who achieved greatest heights in their career and life.
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