Week 1 — Self-Awareness & Overcoming Barriers
Book: The Mountain Is You by Brianna Wiest
Focus: Understanding and transforming self-sabotage, emotional resilience, and personal growth.

Plan:
Day 1: Read the opening chapters on self-sabotage. Journal about one area where you hold yourself back.
Day 2: Continue reading on emotional intelligence. Reflect on your biggest emotional trigger.
Day 3: Study the section on patterns and change. Write down one recurring behavior you’re ready to release.
Day 4: Practice acceptance and self-compassion. Try a short mindfulness meditation.
Day 5: Read about building emotional strength. Create three affirmations that reinforce inner stability.
Day 6: Review your notes or discuss insights with a partner or group. Identify one key breakthrough.
Day 7: Rest and summarize your week in your journal: what awareness did you gain?


Week 2 — Habits, Systems & Self-Discipline
Books: Atomic Habits by James Clear and The Power of Discipline by Brian Tracy
Focus: Creating daily systems, mastering routine, and developing self-control.

Plan:
Day 8: Read the opening of Atomic Habits. Choose one small habit to improve this month.
Day 9: Study how environment shapes behavior. Rearrange your space to support your new habit.
Day 10: Begin The Power of Discipline. Reflect on the difference between motivation and discipline.
Day 11: Apply the “Two-Minute Rule” from Atomic Habits to make starting easy.
Day 12: Read about the habits of successful people in The Power of Discipline. Plan one disciplined action for tomorrow.
Day 13: Evaluate your progress. Are you following through daily? Adjust if needed.
Day 14: Rest and summarize what discipline now means to you.


Week 3 — Mind Mastery & Inner Awareness
Books: The Power of Now by Eckhart Tolle and The Power of Your Subconscious Mind by Joseph Murphy
Focus: Presence, mindfulness, and mental reprogramming.

Plan:
Day 15: Read the first chapters of The Power of Now. Practice five minutes of pure presence.
Day 16: Observe your thoughts throughout the day without judgment. Note recurring mental patterns.
Day 17: Begin The Power of Your Subconscious Mind. Repeat an empowering affirmation morning and night.
Day 18: Continue The Power of Now. Practice conscious breathing during daily tasks.
Day 19: Visualize a clear picture of your ideal future using principles from The Power of Your Subconscious Mind.
Day 20: Spend time in quiet reading or discussion. Notice any inner calm that has developed.
Day 21: Rest and write about what you’ve learned regarding your mind and attention.


Week 4 — Success Thinking & Abundance
Books: Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill, The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel, You² by Price Pritchett, and As a Man Thinketh by James Allen
Focus: Wealth mindset, belief systems, and exponential growth.

Plan:
Day 22: Begin Think and Grow Rich. Define your definite purpose in life.
Day 23: Continue with the chapters on faith and desire. Outline a clear plan for one major goal.
Day 24: Read the first sections of The Psychology of Money. Reflect on your emotional relationship with money.
Day 25: Read You² in full—it’s short but powerful. Identify one “quantum leap” you’re ready to attempt.
Day 26: Read As a Man Thinketh. Write statements beginning with “My thoughts become…” to reinforce belief.
Day 27: Review and discuss insights. What beliefs about success have changed for you?
Day 28: Rest and record your reflections on abundance and growth.
Days 29–30 — Integration & Reflection
Use the final two days to consolidate everything you’ve learned.
Day 29: Write your personal Growth Manifesto—five key lessons and three daily habits you will continue.
Day 30: Hold a reflection circle (if in a group) or private review. Note your biggest inner shift and next steps.

Study Routine Tips
Choose morning for mindset priming or evening for quiet reflection—then stay consistent.
Pair reading with journaling and short meditation to deepen understanding.
If in a group, hold weekly 30-minute meetups for accountability and shared insights.
Use a bookmark or tracker to mark each day’s progress.

Final Reminder
CONSISTENCY AND DISCIPLINE ARE REQUIRED TO SUCCEED HERE.
A few focused minutes every day will transform your mindset more than occasional long sessions ever could.