Million Dollar Habits

Action Exercises: 
1.
What one habit would you like to have, more than anything else? What one 
action could you take immediately to begin developing this habit? 
2.
What are the most important results or consequences that you want to enjoy: 
what habits would help you to the most to achieve them? 
3.
Select one habit you would like to develop in your financial life and 
activities: define it clearly and then begin work on it today. 
4.
Select one habit you would like to develop in your family life, and the way 
you interact with others; begin practicing it today. 
5.
Select one health habit that could contribute to your health and fitness more 
that anything else you could do; start it today. 

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6.
Select one habit that would help you to be more effective and productive at 
work and begin acting as if you already had that habit. 
7.
Imagine that you have no limitations on what you could do, have or be, or on 
the habits you could develop; what goals would you set for yourself? 
“What happens to a man is less significant than what happens within him.”
(Louis 
L. Mann) 
 
 
Chapter Four 
 
The Habits You Need to Succeed 
 
“Self command is not only itself a great virtue, but from it all the other virtues 
seem to derive their principle luster.” 
(Adam Smith) 
The most important habit you can develop for success, achievement and happiness 
is 
the habit of
self-discipline
. Perhaps the best definition of self-discipline comes 
from Elbert Hubbard, 
“Self-discipline is the ability to make yourself do what you 
should do, when you should do it, whether you feel like it or not.” 
The habit of self-discipline is closely tied to the Law of Control that we talked 
about earlier. As you recall, the Law of Control says that, 
“You feel happy about 
yourself to the degree to which you feel you are in control of your own life.” 

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