1 Habit could change your life forever.

You know the joy you feel when you are so passionate about your "why" that you can't wait to wake up and jump right into life? That motivation will get you started, but to be able to follow through, you need the habits that will help you place one foot in front of the other when things get tough.

Author Steve Samblis spent years searching the world for the most successful people on the planet. He got to know them and asked them each this question: "What was the one most crucial habit in your life that has made the most significant impact on your success?" He then took these 100 habits and put them into a work called 1 Habit.

Not only does 1 Habit contain the habits, but it also teaches you how to make a habit part of who you are. Make it part of your being. Once instilled in you, the habits become something you just automatically now do, and that automates your pathway to success.

These habits come from people on whom you want to model your life. A group that Steve has termed as “Happy Achievers”. People who are operating at the highest levels emotionally, spiritually, in terms of their physical character, the way they live, and of course, financially. Happiness through the balance of performing and living at your peak in all those areas of their lives.

Bottom line, you could spend 20 years of trial and error trying to find these habits for yourself, or you can listen to 1 Habit and learn from others who have already done the work for you. 1 Habit compresses decades into days.

Lastly, the knowledge you will find in 1 Habit is not power. Execution is power. If you don't put these habits into your life, what you have in your heart, your desires, will honestly only be a dream. And, the last thing we want is for you to be 90 years old when you look back and say..."Wow, that was a nice dream." It could be your reality if you start adopting these habits into your life right today.

Includes contributions from Steven Samblis, Dr. Greg Reid, Dr. Tony Alessandra, Frank Shankwitz, Dr. Rebecca Heiss, Lt. Randy Sutton (Ret), Marie Roberts De La Parra, Mark Tufo, John Davis, Eileen McDargh, Dr. Todd Dewett, Erik Therwanger, Billy Arcement, Mark Sanborn, Kathy Gruver, Joy Rains, Linda Zander, Susan Sharp, John Ayo, Rick Broniec, Gaurav Bhalla, Bonnie Low-Kramen, Robert Siciliano, Joe Schmit, Kelly Byrnes, Mike Wittenstein, Jim Cathcart, Mandy Bass, Gary Gopar, Dr. Sue Morter, Michael Gregory, Ray Waite, John Floyd, Alan Berg, Theresa Puskar, Art Sobczak, Brent Scarpo, Bill Jelen, Mohamed Tohami, Dr. Hassan Tetteh, Bridgett McGowen, Robert T. Whipple, Sean Glaze, Jeff Davidson, Lea Woodford, Diana Maux, Merrick Rosenberg, Mark Levit, Mat Shaffer, Kristin E. Smith, Holly G. Green, Chris Warner, Motoe Haus, Steve Beckles-Ebusua, Raymond Harlall, Lisa Braithwaite, Marc Griffiths, Jason Hewlett, Gail Rubin, Darlene T. Carver, Brandon B. Kelly, Mike Tankel, Ted Ma, Abby Donnelly, Amy Leslie, Naomi Bareket, Alvin Law, Daniel Levine, Katie Mares, Dave Swanson, Roy Smoothe, Mischel LeeBoyd, Tracy Litt, Greg Vetter, Buck Jones, Van C. Deeb, Craig Titley, David Meltzer, Shawn Edwards, Erik Swanson, James Wittaker, Sharon Lechter, Jennifer and Stephanie Sutto, Cort Davies, Jessica Radetsky, Joe Sweeney, Dr. Steve Taubman, Christopher Bollenbach, John Shin, Angelica Bridges, Richard J. Shemin, MD, Robin Hoffman Haack, Peter B. Stark, Lori McNeil, Krystylle L. Richardson, Dani Rocco, Travon Taylor, Sheree Trask, Lynda Sunshine West, and Natalie Susi.