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The Compound Effect: Chapter Conversations
Each chapter of The Compound Effect shows how small, consistent actions create lasting results and meaningful change. Share your worksheet answers here so I can review them before our one-on-one discussion. This gives us both a chance to see your progress and pinpoint the lessons that stood out most to you. During our session, we’ll explore how to apply these principles directly to your goals and routines — turning steady effort into measurable growth. Let’s keep building, one decision at a time.
The Compound Effect: Chapter Conversations
0 likes • Nov '25
Compound Effect – Chapter 1 Worksheet 1. Paying myself first has a great impact on my finances. Going to sleep late at night, not being able to get up early and be productive. 2. Financially, but now I understand 3. Not the success I want. Chapter 2 Worksheet 1. My daily routine 2. Understand that where I am today is the result of what I have been doing the last few years. 3. Start working out and exercising Compound Effect – Chapter 3 Worksheet 1. Drinking & waking up late 2. Reading 3. Talking to people more / asking more questions. Compound Effect - Chapter 5 Worksheet 1.. 2. spending too much time on social media 3. Putting health before wealth Chapter 6 Worksheet 1. Working 2. Communicating with people 3. Working out Final Reflection Worksheet 1. Doing something small consistently will create extraordinary results. 2. Be patient 3. Surround yourself with the right people. People who have a positive influence. 1. I understand how important they are. Doing small daily actions will turn into unconscious habits. 2. (Blank in the image) 3. Waking up late & wasting time in the day. 1. Spending at least 30 mins reading / listening to something productive 2. Healthier and wiser
The Psychology of Money: Thought Exchange
Share your worksheet answers here so I can review them before our 1-on-1. This gives us both a chance to see your progress and pinpoint the lessons that stood out most to you. During our session, we’ll dig deeper into those ideas and translate them into practical steps you can apply right away.
The Psychology of Money: Thought Exchange
1 like • Nov '25
Worksheet 10 1.Because you can earn a high income but blow all your money and you can make a low income and always save something . 2.Yes because it was able to hold me off for a few months 3. The more I save and invest the more I know I’ll be able to spend in the long run Worksheet 12 1. When trump was giving all that money away 2. Because you might be too optimistic about something that’s happened before and expect the same results and vise versa you might think something isn’t going to be a good investment because of what it’s done before around that time . The future is never guaranteed to be like the last 3. Don’t be oversized in anything and diversify Worksheet 13 1. Because everything doesn’t go as planned you have to plan for you plan not going to plan. 2. Yes plenty of times because I didn’t have money put away and only one stream of income 3. The market tanking , having a 6 month emergency fund in case I lost my job or something 4. Start a high yields saving account , start investing in etfs not just Individual stocks , track my spending Worksheet 15 1. Time I’ve wasted a lot of time doing things counter productive 2. Because they think their plan will work they don’t consider the emotions they’ll go through when it doesn’t go exactly as planned Worksheet 16 1. No 2. Because your plan isn’t the always the same as someone else plan , therefore your timeframe on investments or what you do with your money isn’t going to be aligned with others . 3. By having your own plan and sticking to it Worksheet 17 1. Because most people live in fear so that’s what they’ll believe 2. Yes investments/trades 3. Diversify Worksheet 18 1. Yes Dogecoin 2. Because the more you want something to be true , the more likely you are to believe a story that overestimates the odds of it being true. 3. Make sure I look into it before I believe it
The Psychology of Money Feedback
Share Your Reflections on This Powerful Read 🧠💰 • What was the most eye-opening story, lesson, or principle that stood out to you? • Did any chapter connect to your personal habits or emotions around money? • How did this book challenge your thinking about wealth, risk, or financial decision-making? • Did you gain new insight into topics like long-term investing, behavior over strategy, or financial independence? • Which idea do you think will impact your financial choices moving forward? • Who would you recommend this book to, and why?
1 like • Oct '25
The most eye opening lesson that stood out to me is that “no one is crazy” . Everyone has different experiences and lessons with money and so we have to be less judgmental about what others do with theirs . This book challenged my way of thinking about risk . We have to always leave room for error or “plan on your plan not going to plan” . I think compounding will impact my financial choices moving forward we underestimate how extraordinary the results can be . I recommend this book to anyone who wants to be better with money and make wiser decisions .
The Compound Effect Feedback
Tell Us Your Takeaways from This Life-Changing Book ⏳📈 • What was your biggest takeaway about how small daily actions create massive long-term results? • Did any story or example from the book personally inspire or motivate you? • How did this book challenge your habits, routines, or mindset about success? • What area of your life do you now feel motivated to apply the compound effect—finances, health, business, or relationships? • Which strategy or tool from the book do you plan to put into action consistently? • Who would you recommend this book to, and why?
1 like • Oct '25
My biggest takeaway about how small daily actions create massive long-term results is that whether good or bad the things you do on a daily basis shape your life . This book has made me change my daily habits and routines after understanding how important compounding really is . When I first thought about compounding I only thought about finance but after reading this book I now apply it to my relationships with people also . The strategy I plan to use from the book consistently is tracking every dollar I spend you don’t really know how much money you spend on something overtime unless your tracking it . I would recommend this book to anyone who wants to change or improve in a certain area of life because with consistency and compounding you’ll see great changes overtime .
1 like • Oct '25
@Gerald Mckoy It made me realize the payoff compounding will do for you and why we have to be patient but also consistent
Richest Man of Babylon Feedback
Share Your Reflections on This Book 📚 - What are your overall thoughts, experiences, and takeaways? - How did the book connect with you personally? - What emotions did it bring out? - Did it provide you with any new clarity or perspective? - Who would you recommend this book to, and why? - What were your expectations going in—and were they met? - What was your favorite part of the book?
1 like • Aug '25
Great book with important money lessons towards financial freedom . Always pay yourself first !
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