This is a self-help book that encourages you to get things done more quickly and in a more focused manner.

Let's take a quick look at the author:

Ed Rush is a former fighter pilot, who was trained at Top gun later he started his own business and become an author, professional speaker, etc.

The book is neatly partitioned into 3 parts:

1. A guide to launching your own 21 days miracles plan

2. 10 most common 21 days miracles and the breakdown of them

3. 10 most common 21 days miracles outlined in succinct plan you can execute now

Although I have yet to finish this book, I am going to talk about the things that I have read so far which resonate with me.

When you hear the word miracle something extraordinary comes to your mind, A complex surgery that made headlines, a miraculous rescue operation, etc.

We seldom use the word miracle in daily life, but the author wants us to do so and to accomplish even the mundane of daily work in a laser-sharp manner with a dedication nothing short of a fighter pilot.

‘consistency is for losers’- is what the author says at the very beginning.

Why does the author say so? 

This fundamental theory of this book revolves around this quote:

‘Most successful people design their lives around Strategic sprints’ - Ed Rush

What this means is that if you do a job with at most dedication even for a short amount of time you will find success in it.

I like the fact that the author narrates and breaks down his own experiences and which one can connect with and how these things can make you better as you pursue your dreams and face the challenges that come with them.

I would love to write an elaborative article for the book, as soon as I finish it and hopeful implement any insights that I learned from the book until then I hope you found this short article informative.