What's up, Actually Academy family. This is your host, as always, Brian Lubin, bringing you the mindsets, the methods, and the actionable steps for you to earn freedom, because that's what I want for you and for me.

Today's episode is going to be a record setting one because we're doing our first compilation episode. It's almost a little mini best of, if you will. And I'm excited for it. It should be super fun.

And today we're talking about the topic of habits. And while I could do an episode on habits myself,

I figured it would be even cooler to give you guys direct snippets and clips from other podcast

episodes that we've done, where we have interviewed authors on books that directly cover the subject of

habits, as well as people with $100 million-plus businesses. So you are getting it from pretty

credible resources today, guys. So sit back, relax, and enjoy as we bring you five different

habit tips from best-selling authors in high-level business owners, the first of which being

tip number one from the co-author of The One Thing, Jay Popazon, where he talks about the importance

of your key core four to five habits and how the most successful people in the world focus on the

micro-actions daily as opposed to the massive actions sometimes.

When I do keynotes, the predominant theme I talk about is this building power habits in

your life. And now atomic habits is out. And we almost called this book the success habit at one point

and pivoted back to the one thing. But we realized ultimately the most

successful people we interviewed, the most successful companies that we studied, just had three

or four habits. In a business, there's a system that makes a predictable outcome, which is a lot

like a habit. It was only three or four of those

things that were stacked together to make for a really extraordinary outcome. Great writers,

you'd find almost universally that they would spend a couple of hours every day working on their

craft. And it's weird, but if you do that purposely day after day, the pages add up,

the product shows up, the product gets better. And they're just like, I could go through

example after example. But yeah, habits are like, it's the ultimate cheat. You don't have to have a lot

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