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Never Finished Audiobook by David Goggins

Never Finished (2022)

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A wake-up call for pushing oneself to reach one’s full potential.

David Goggins’ Never Finished is a deep dive into the power of the mind and provides readers with an understanding of the mental and emotional strategies that Goggins used to overcome obstacles and achieve success.

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The pursuit for greatness is never-ending, and Goggins reveals in Never Finished the philosophy, psychology, and methods he established in his Mental Lab to help him realize that what he once believed to be his limit was actually just the beginning.

“David Goggins’ journey from an overweight, self-doubting individual to a world-class athlete, as well as pearls of wisdom for readers to apply in their own lives.”

The Book Guide® Editor

The experiences and insights in this frank, unvarnished book provide the reader with a road map for moving from the bottom of the barrel to a previously unreachable stratosphere. This is the only book you will ever need, regardless of whether you feel off-course in life, want to optimize your potential, or need to drain your soul to burst through your alleged glass ceiling.

Never Finished (2022) by David Goggins

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