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About the Book
Title: Do Hard Things
Author: Steve Magness
Genre: Personal Growth, Psychology, Productivity, Leadership
Year of Publication: 2020
Pages: 288
Summary: What the Book Is About
“Do Hard Things” by Steve Magness is a guide to pushing beyond your limits and achieving success through mental toughness and resilience. Magness emphasizes the importance of tackling difficult challenges in both personal and professional life to foster growth and development. The book draws on principles of psychology and productivity, offering practical advice on how to embrace discomfort, face adversity head-on, and come out stronger. Whether you are a leader, an athlete, or simply someone striving for personal growth, this book will teach you how to perform at your best in the face of challenges.
Quote from the Book:
“Growth only happens when we challenge ourselves to do hard things.”
English Level
“Do Hard Things” is best suited for readers at an upper-intermediate to advanced level of English (B2 – C1 on the CEFR scale). It includes psychological concepts and practical examples that may require a higher level of comprehension, especially for non-native speakers.
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CEFR Level: B2 (Upper Intermediate) to C1 (Advanced)
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Recommended for learners preparing for IELTS 6.5+
Why This Book Helps English Learners
Reading “Do Hard Things” offers English learners the opportunity to enhance their vocabulary and understanding of complex psychological and productivity concepts. The book helps improve:
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Reading Skills: Comprehending advanced academic language and self-help concepts.
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Vocabulary: Building a broader lexicon related to motivation, productivity, and leadership.
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Idioms and Phrasal Verbs: Exposure to idiomatic expressions and informal language commonly used in the context of self-help and psychology.
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Grammar in Context: Understanding how to apply complex grammar structures in real-world situations.
Unique Words in the Book:
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Estimated Unique Words: 1,000-1,500 (psychological and motivational terminology)
User Reviews
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “An inspiring and insightful book that teaches you how to push your limits and achieve greatness!”
⭐⭐⭐⭐ “While some concepts were a bit complex, the practical advice and real-world examples made it worthwhile.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ “Highly motivating and practical. It really made me rethink how I approach challenges.”
Average Rating: 4.6 / 5
Did You Know?
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Written by a Performance Expert: Steve Magness is a renowned coach and performance expert, known for working with elite athletes and top performers.
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Based on Real-Life Examples: The book includes numerous case studies and examples of people who have overcome significant challenges to achieve success.
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Practical Advice: “Do Hard Things” is filled with actionable tips that you can apply to improve your mental toughness and productivity immediately.
Similar Books You Might Enjoy
If you enjoyed “Do Hard Things,” you may also like these books that explore similar themes of resilience, personal growth, and overcoming challenges:
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“Grit” by Angela Duckworth
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Focuses on the importance of passion and perseverance in achieving long-term goals.
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“Atomic Habits” by James Clear
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Offers practical advice on how small habits can lead to big changes in your life.
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“The Power of Now” by Eckhart Tolle
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Explores the concept of living in the present moment and overcoming mental barriers that hinder growth.
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❓ FAQ
What is “Do Hard Things” about?
“Do Hard Things” is a motivational book that teaches you how to push your limits, embrace challenges, and grow stronger by facing adversity.
Who is the author of “Do Hard Things”?
The book is written by Steve Magness, a performance coach and expert in mental toughness and productivity.
How can “Do Hard Things” help me improve my life?
The book provides practical advice on how to develop resilience, improve your work ethic, and embrace challenges as opportunities for growth.
What type of person would benefit from reading “Do Hard Things”?
Anyone looking to improve their mental toughness, productivity, and ability to face challenges—whether in personal life, work, or athletic performance.
Is “Do Hard Things” suitable for beginners?
While the book is aimed at readers with a good understanding of psychology and personal development, its clear language and practical tips make it accessible to many.
