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10x Thinking - Thinking in orders of magnitude rather than incremental improvements - aiming for ten times better.
Arrival Fallacy - The false belief that reaching a goal will bring lasting happiness and fulfillment.
Celebrate Your Wins - The practice of acknowledging and being proud of your successes, no matter how small.
Effort-Outcome Lag - The inevitable delay between putting in effort and seeing visible results.
Embrace Failure - The practice of welcoming failure as a necessary and valuable part of growth and achievement.
Engineer Serendipity - Deliberately increasing the likelihood of fortunate discoveries through intentional actions and connections.
Eventual Success - Success is not a one-time event but a process that comes from relentlessly showing up every day, even when you don't feel like it.
Favorable Principle - Pay attention to opportunities and give yourself a chance to pursue your dreams.
Give and Take - Adam Grant's framework describing three reciprocity styles: givers, takers, and matchers.
Glucksshuld - The guilt one feels at one's own good fortune - the inverse of Schadenfreude.
Gradually, Then Suddenly - Major outcomes like success or failure accumulate gradually through small actions before appearing to happen all at once.
Happiness Advantage - The finding that happiness leads to success more than success leads to happiness.
High Performance Habits - Brendon Burchard's research-based framework of six habits that drive sustained excellence.
Luck and Success - The role of chance and circumstance in outcomes, and how to increase your luck surface area.
Magnum Opus - Your greatest work - a masterpiece that distills all of your effort into one truly exceptional creation.
Millionaire Behavior - A set of behavioral patterns and mindsets commonly observed among highly successful people who build lasting wealth.
Moonshot Thinking - Pursuing radical, seemingly impossible breakthroughs rather than incremental improvements.
Outliers - Malcolm Gladwell's analysis of the hidden factors behind extraordinary success.
Overnight Success Myth - The illusion that successful people achieved their success quickly, hiding years of work behind the scenes.
Persistence - The sustained effort and determination to continue pursuing goals despite obstacles.
Progress is Rarely Linear - Real progress comes in spurts after periods of seemingly stagnant effort.
Radical Ownership - Taking complete responsibility for your life, career, and outcomes - no excuses, no blaming others or circumstances.
Redefining Success - Moving beyond external measures to define success on your own terms, aligned with your values.
Sources of Advantages - The key factors that create competitive advantage: talent, hard work, curiosity, energy, temperament, and partner.
Success Breeds Confidence - Success creates confidence which leads to more success, while failure can damage confidence and create negativity.
Success Identity - Seeing yourself as someone who succeeds - identity-level belief in your capacity for achievement.
Success Invites Success - When you succeed once, you become more likely to succeed again, creating a virtuous circle through the compound effect.
Success Metrics - How you define and measure success - the criteria by which you evaluate achievement.
Success Principles - Timeless patterns and practices that consistently contribute to achievement across domains.
Success Spiral - A positive feedback loop where achievements build confidence and resources for further achievements.
Success Trap - When past success prevents necessary adaptation and becomes an obstacle to future success.
Success Without Fulfillment - Achieving external goals but feeling empty - success that doesn't bring meaning or satisfaction.
Sustainable Success - Achieving and maintaining success without burning out or sacrificing wellbeing and relationships.
Talent vs Effort - The debate about whether innate ability or sustained effort matters more for achievement.
The 10 Percent Target - Whatever you want most in life, make 10 attempts - getting comfortable with failing 90% of the time builds resilience and skill.
Winner Effect - Winning increases testosterone and confidence, improving chances of winning again.

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