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Self-Help

Can't Hurt Me

by David Goggins (2018)

Can't Hurt Me chronicles David Goggins' journey from abused child to Navy SEAL and ultramarathon runner. Goggins shares the raw truth about his transformation and the mindset that allowed him to push past limits everyone believed were impossible.

Key Ideas from Can't Hurt Me

The 40% Rule

When your mind is telling you you're done, you're only 40% done. Your brain is a safety mechanism that lies to protect you from discomfort.

Calloused Mind

Just as physical callouses protect your hands, mental callouses protect your mind. You build them by repeatedly doing hard things.

The Accountability Mirror

Face your weaknesses and shortcomings honestly. Write Post-It notes on your mirror confronting the things you need to change.

Taking Souls

When competitors least expect it, pour it on. The goal is to win a psychological battle by doing what others think is impossible.

The Cookie Jar

Collect memories of past achievements. When times get hard, reach into your mental cookie jar and remember what you've overcome.

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