David Goggins 40% Rule
performance · hard · Embedded in existing activities
What is David Goggins 40% Rule?
When your mind tells you you're done, you're only 40% done. Mental callusing technique: deliberately seek discomfort to expand your perceived limits.
Is there evidence for it?
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How do you do David Goggins 40% Rule?
- 1.Next time you want to quit a workout, do 40% more (if you ran 3 miles, run to 4.2)
- 2.Keep an 'accountability mirror' — write your goals on sticky notes on your bathroom mirror
- 3.Create a 'cookie jar' — a list of every hard thing you've accomplished, read when struggling
- 4.Take the hardest task first every day — never negotiate with comfort
- 5.Log your discomfort: track the hard things you did each day in a notebook
How long does it take?
Embedded in existing activities.
Is it hard to start?
hard.
Source: David Goggins (Can't Hurt Me)
performance · motivation · fitness · confidence · habits
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