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You already know what the work takes. Knowing was never the problem.

You've read the books. Watched the videos. You can recite what discipline requires—and somewhere along the way, knowing it started to feel like doing it. It isn't. And some part of you can feel the difference.

Letters to Self is eleven letters, each one written to you by something that has been watching your whole life.

Your goal, who owes you nothing. Your potential, who never left. The version of you that never tried—writing from the end of a road you can still avoid. Time. Your comfort zone. A dead man. The one who believed in you before you believed in yourself.

None of them flatter you. Every one of them tells you the truth.

Then, after each letter, three things: the Rule of The Few that inspired it, the psychology of why you do what you do—why you avoid, why you quit, why you settle—and a practice you run that same day. Because knowledge was never power. Applied knowledge is.

Inside:

• Eleven letters written in voices you'll recognize immediately

• The 11 Rules of The Few—the code behind a community of more than 300,000 hard workers across 75 countries

• The established psychology behind every Rule, from locus of control to loss aversion to post-traumatic growth

• Eleven practices you can run the same day you read them

This is the rare book you don't read once. The letter that levels you today won't be the one that levels you a year from now. You come back. And every time, you leave with something you can use.

Written by Joey Bowen, cofounder of Few Will Hunt—the movement built to restore the dignity of hard work.

Eleven letters. Eleven Rules. One question underneath all of them:

Will you do the work it takes to become one of The Few?