Mark Batterson - Win the day : seven daily habits to help you stress less and accomplish more

Those who have never run a marathon might find it surprising that the scariest place to be when running a marathon isnt the dreaded wall at mile twenty; its the starting line. Why? Because the runner is overwhelmed by the difficulty and scope of the road ahead and has lost touch with the present moment. In Win the Day, Mark equips you to tackle your long-term goals by winning the moment in front of you. Ive found this principle to be of paramount importance not only to my athletic success but also to my successful day-to-day living. I am so grateful that Mark wrote this book, and I know it will unlock readers full potential.

R YAN H ALL , two-time Olympian and fastest American to ever run the marathon and half marathon

This book will change the trajectory of your life and help you lead at a higher level. No matter what arena you work in, these daily habits based on timeless principles will help you stress less and accomplish more. Ive been personally impacted by Marks writing, and I know you will be too.

J OHN M AXWELL , #1 New York Times bestselling author, entrepreneur, and leadership expert

The pace of life in the modern world keeps most of us on overdrive. Many productivity books simply add more dos to your to-do list. But not Win the Day. Instead of teaching you how to do more, Mark will teach you how to win more at what you do.

J ENNI C ATRON , leadership coach and founder of the 4Sight Group

In this intensely practical book, Mark helps us see that someday starts today. He gives us simple daily habits that help us form our future. Looking for a better tomorrow? You have to start today. This book will show you how to stop hesitating, stay focused, and change your story for good.

T IM S COTT , U.S. Senator

The easy path may be more convenient, but its never as fulfilling. Instead of looking backward at what could have been, start looking forward at what could be! Mark Battersons Win the Day will help you step away from the familiar and onto the path of accomplishing your God-sized dreams.

C RAIG G ROESCHEL , pastor of Life.Church and New York Times bestselling author

At a time when life seems more overwhelming than ever, Mark Batterson offers seven practical habits that can help you overcome your regrets and accomplish what youre called to do every day. Marks characteristic research, insight, and optimism make Win the Day a powerful combination of inspiration and application. The best way to change your life is to start by changing today. This book will help you do just that.

C AREY N IEUWHOF , bestselling author, podcast host, and speaker

Win the Day is a timely guide to stressing less in a world that gives us more than enough to stress about. Mark Batterson gives you seven practical steps for living boldly, accomplishing more, and seizing hold of God-sized dreams.

R YAN S AUNDERS , head coach of the Minnesota Timberwolves

Sometimes we worry about the future so much that we fail to make the most of right now. Its a trap we can all fall into (and its so common that we dont even realize were stuck). In Win the Day, Mark gives practical handles to help you accomplish God-sized dreamsone day at a time.

S TEVEN F URTICK , pastor of Elevation Church and New York Times bestselling author

Almost anybody can accomplish almost anything if they work at it long enough, hard enough, and smart enough.

In 1871, a twenty-one-year-old medical student read one sentence that would change the trajectory of his life. At the time, the pressure of final exams and the prospect of starting a medical practice led to a near nervous breakdown. William Osler was destined to become the most famous medical doctor of his generation. He would organize the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, establish the first residency program for specialty training, and write the predominant medical textbook of his era.

The Father of Modern Medicine would even be knighted Sir William by the king of England. Of course, Osler knew none of this at twenty-one. None of us do. All he knew was that he was overwhelmed by what felt like the weight of the world. Thats when twenty-two words, written by the Scottish historian Thomas Carlyle, changed everything: Our grand business undoubtedly is, not to see