Most people think their biggest obstacle is lack of discipline, motivation, or time. But Gay Hendricks argues it’s something far more subtle…
We sabotage ourselves the moment life starts getting too good.
In The Big Leap, Hendricks introduces the idea of the “Upper Limit Problem,” the hidden ceiling that keeps people stuck at the same level of success, health, weight loss, income, and happiness. It keeps us there no matter how hard we work.
What makes this book worth reading is how practical it is. Only a few pages in and you start seeing the patterns:
- procrastinating right after progress
- creating unnecessary stress
- picking fights when things are going well
- shrinking yourself after a win
It’s one of those books that, if you let it, changes how you see your own behavior.
If you’re someone who feels like you should be further along than you are, despite working hard. This book is worth your time. Grab it right here.
The Big Leap Book Review & Summary
4 Key Lessons from The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks | Book Review & Book Summary
The Big Leap In Action
Big Leap In Action – cover what Gay calls “the eight different pathways to get and create luck,” how to open yourself up to pure consciousness and finally, how to find your lucky tribe which is one of the most powerful ways to manifest and create opportunity in your life.
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