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    [title] => Summary of Dan Sullivan & Catherine Nomura's The Laws of Lifetime Growth
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    [synopsis] => Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Book Preview: 

	#1 Growth is a fundamental human desire. If you want to see changes in your life, it's a sign of this desire. The ten laws in this book are like mirrors you can use to reflect your behavior so you can see if it's supporting or undermining your growth.

	

	#2 The laws of growth are a collection of principles that help you grow. They are based on the observation that growth happens when you make your future bigger than your past, and they help you stay on course when growth is difficult.

	

	#3 The ten laws of growth mindset are: 1) A growth mindset is not a fixed mindset. It is a mindset of constant learning and growing. 2) The rewards of maintaining a growth mindset far outweigh the challenges. 3) The desire to grow is nothing less than the love of existence. 4) When you align your actions with the principles embedded in these ten laws, you also align yourself with making the most of life.

	

	#4 A bigger future is essential for lifetime growth. The past is useful because it is rich with experiences that are worth thinking about in new ways. By making your future bigger than your past, you are separating yourself from situations, relationships, and activities that can trap you there.
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