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Pavlok 3 Challenge – July Was The Most Successful Month Yet!

(To see the results of the first few months of the Pavlok 3 Challenge, check out this post)

July Update (Our Biggest Month Yet!)

July Results

  • 100% of participants achieved their daily goals more than ⅔ of the challenge timeframe
  • 65% had a 100% success rate

What we did differently in July

TL/DR; Version:
  • Noticed that 43 June Challengers returned for July
  • Checked their scores (which were awesome) and spread them out over the different teams
  • Stopped showing all team scores on a daily basis, showed individuals their team scores daily and all teams weekly
The Detailed Version:

So over the last couple of months, we noticed a steady decline in participation levels.  It seemed that as soon as a team pulled ahead then the others would just lose motivation.

As a workaround, we decided to only show the teams their own score on a daily basis and to share all the teams’ scores only on Friday.

This was on our minds as we finished preparing the teams for the July Challenge.

Looking at the people who had signed up, we noticed that 43 people from the June Challenge had joined for the July Challenge, and that out of those 43 people, a group of 28 had pulled perfect scores in the previous challenge.

So for July those 28 participants were spread out amongst the 7 teams.

Then we checked the scores of the remaining 15 challengers and divided them as evenly as I could amongst the teams.

8 new challenge participants were also split between the teams.

We could tell by the second day of the challenge that this would be the most successful one yet.

Not only did all of the veteran challengers check off their tasks consistently… But so did the new challengers because of the enthusiastic behavior of the veterans.

After 10 days, the teams were in a 7-way Tie!

The final scores were also very close, with Team Alpha edging out Team Delta by only 3 points.

Interested? Join us for the next Challenge!

It kicks off soon. Sign up here: https://shop.maneesh.wpenginepowered.com/pages/pavlok3-challenge

The Pavlok 3 Challenge is Changing Lives… Here’s How!

What’s happening with Pavlok Challenge?

When we released the Pavlok 3 we knew it was going to be a powerful tool for life change, so we wanted to provide people with a proven, guided process for building positive habits.

Since the first Challenge in January, we have improved our processes for running the Challenge, and the results have been dramatic. Scores have increased by as much as 50x and the number of people with a 100% success rate in their daily goals has increased 5x.

TL/DR; The Pavlok 3 Challenge is helping people build better habits and improve their lives in a BIG way. The number of participants completing all their daily habits has increased more than 2x since the first Challenge!

Here’s are some changes that made the difference:

  • Incorporated participant feedback to streamline and simplify the Challenge process
  • Added a “Motivation Coach” to each team to increase engagement and accountability
  • Provided opportunities for bonus points for healthy activities and educational webinars

 

Wait! Pavlok Challenge? 🤔  What’s that?

The Pavlok 3 Challenge is a 21-day program designed to help you break bad habits, create good habits, and improve the quality of your life. In addition to getting the newest generation of Pavlok (the Pavlok 3), you also get access to and support from Pavlok Habit Coaches, as well as a team of like-minded individuals to help hold you accountable to your goals.

After signing up for the challenge, you are given the opportunity to choose a goal or goals that you want to work on. Many participants use this as an opportunity to start going to the gym more, drink more water, or quit smoking. The goals you set are up to you, but they help determine what team you are placed with. Studies have shown that interacting adherence to goals improves when surrounded by people working on similar habits.

Much of the interaction takes place in a participant-only Facebook group, as well as on Facebook Messenger (though we are working on moving communication to the Pavlok app). Points are awarded based on the reported completion of daily habits that move you closer to your personal goals. The points you receive also help your team, as there are prizes for the team with the best overall score in the challenge.

 

How is the Pavlok 3 Challenge changing lives?

Jordan took back control of her morning routine (and more!):

Before I discovered Pavlok, I didn’t realize how “normal” it was to have a BFRB so I spent every day feeling alone fighting a battle nobody knew I had. every day I was living by whatever “routine” my 3 year old wanted to have that day. I would sleep I’m until he woke up and every morning I’d pray he would cooperate while eating breakfast so I could read my bible and a lot of the te he wasn’t very cooperative.

Doing the Pavlok Challenge was such an eye-opener to how common BFRB is, how common it is to be fighting to break a habit, no matter what it is. Being a part of the Pavlok Challenge made me feel like I was a part of something bigger than myself and I wasn’t alone in my fight.  It was so much fun to just have the experience of constant lift-ups, getting ideas, focusing on myself, and learning to hold myself accountable. My favorite part about The Challenge is the routine it helped me create.

Since the Challenge I still have stayed the course of making a Routine for MYSELF, allowing ME TIME in the morning before my son wakes up. Having that time with my bible is a win for me and has helped me start to become a better mom! 

It will be so absolutely incredible when I will be able to wake up before the zap… but until then I’m keeping my zap game strong!

Jordan

Fond Du Lac, WI, USA

 

Rebecca stopped biting her nails:

Before Pavlok my life was very routine.  I did the same thing every day.  I would complain about things I need to change but never had the motivation to do it.  I spent most of my time just letting my time go by without really taking advantage of each day.

Now that I’ve completed my first challenge with Pavlok I feel empowered.  I conquered a small but important habit of mine and realized that I can do this for so many things.  I can improve my life in small ways to reach a bigger goal.  I feel like I’m part of a community of like-minded people who are all just trying to improve their lives and it really makes a difference.

The biggest win I had was being able to look at my hand and realize I have NAILS.  I haven’t had fully grown nails in years, I don’t even remember the last time I used nail clippers to trim them.  I find more comfort in filing and cleaning them than I did it ripping them off.  I no longer have to deal with pain and infection from all the nail-biting.  It makes me feel like if I can do this, I can overcome so many other things by taking it one day at a time.

Rebecca F.

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada

 

Kayli stopped biting her nails AND started getting to work on time:

Before finding Pavlok and the Challenge, I was constantly late to work and had given up trying to stop biting my nails.

Since the challenge, I’ve been growing my nails out which is an absolute game-changer in my life.

Not only that, I feel like I’ve gained the superpower of being able to get up right when my alarm goes off in the mornings! My boss gave me a raise for proving I could show up to work on time and my days start out without the stress of rushing to work each morning. 

Kayli

Marietta, Georgia, USA

 

Marlayna improved her sleep schedule and started several other new habits:

Before I found Pavlok, I had the worst sleeping habits imaginable. I stayed up too late habitually and slept in as often as possible. I was late for everything, waking up feeling like garbage, and just generally unwell. Depressed, the whole 9 yards. Sleeping until noon or better was a regular occurrence. No other form of alarm has worked, and to my next-door neighbors, I apologize for my many different attempts.

Since the Challenge, my life has changed completely, I worked diligently the first two months on my relationship with sleep. I started journaling gratitude, sleep and exercise and used Pavlok not only as a sure-fire alarm clock, but as an electric reminder when I found myself staying up too late getting sucked into wikipedia black holes. I have more energy, exercise daily, am eating better, have more time and am a lot more productive.

Also, I have been able to return to my yoga and meditation practice and am feeling much more connected and grounded. I have learned so much about myself, and am very excited to continue breaking habits!

Marlayna L.

Eau Claire, WI, US 

 

So — let’s look at the Pavlok Challenge results, shall we?

Results detailed:

 

Monthly Results

January February March April
What did we focus on? Establishing the Challenge, encouraging participation Change in points system, added individual incentives New employee added to every team for motivation Streamlining challenge, making communication simpler
What were the results? Score range:

-79 to 364

Score range:

2 to 204

Score range:

115 to 228

Score range:

186 to 306

 

Final scores after 21 days:

January – ranged from -79 to 364

February – ranged from 2 to 204

March – ranged from 115 to 228

April – ranged from 186 to 306

 

After implementation of an individual challenge/goal within the team challenge in February:

Feb – 17% of participants achieved their goals daily more than ⅔ of the challenge time frame; 4% had a 100% success rate

March – 48% of participants achieved their goals daily more than ⅔ of the challenge time frame; 20% had a 100% success rate

April  – 78% of participants achieved their daily goals more than ⅔ of the challenge timeframe; 37% had a 100% success rate

 

February

What we did in February:

  • The majority of our communication occurred on Facebook Groups & Messenger
  • In January we deducted points for not marking tasks complete, but in February we focused on rewarding points
  • We began to eliminate participants who showed no sign of activity or communication during the first week
  • We added an individual component to the challenge – in January, the challenge was team against team and the winning team won $100 each. In Feb, we wanted to reward everyone who marked their tasks at least ⅔ complete, regardless of them being on a winning team or not by giving those individuals 50% off the next month’s subscription

 

March

What we did differently in March

  • We observed why the winning team in February was leading the challenge by far. The winning team had a teammate that was consistently holding everyone accountable and sending them reminders to mark their tasks
  • So we thought, why not have this element in every single team?
  • We onboarded this individual onto the Pavlok 3 Challenge Team and put him on every team. 
  • This led to an increase in engagement, motivation, accountability & high scores – and most importantly, challengers achieving their goals.

 

April

Now it’s April we did this (team chat + new manual point stuff)

  • With engagement and results increasing, we are focusing on making the Challenge experience simple, effective, and effortless based on feedback given to us by the challengers themselves and our Pavlok team.
  • We are building an in-app chat (moving away from Facebook Messenger) to make communication between challengers seamless and easy all on one platform.
  • We are adding bonus points for attending webinars & workshops with Pavlok coaches (exclusively held for challengers). We will also be incorporating bonus points for small healthy tasks like meditation, drinking water first thing in the morning, and doing breathing exercises to encourage people to weave mindfulness into their habit journeys & make the path holistic.
  • We will also be adding the ability for users to send stimuli to their teammates — a vibration to celebrate their success that day & a beep or snap to remind him/her to make progress towards their goal before the end of the day.

 

And now —– see them all together:

So what do the Pavlok Challenge results mean for you?

If you’re ready to change, you could have the results of Jordan or Kayli or Rebecca!

AND you’ll get first access to the Pavlok 3 — not to mention a chance to win a cool $100.

Interested? Join us for the next Challenge!

It kicks off soon. Sign up here: https://shop.maneesh.wpenginepowered.com/pages/pavlok3-challenge

 

June Update

  • 78% of participants achieved their daily goals more than ⅔ of the challenge timeframe
  • 47% had a 100% success rate

What we did differently in June:

  • We shared motivational quotes, inspiration & advice regularly and shared more engaging content and prompts which led to more team energy and spirit.
  • June into July
    • 92% of June Challengers joined the July Challenge, making 73% of July Challengers returning participants

July Update (Our Biggest Month Yet!)

  • 100% of participants achieved their daily goals more than ⅔ of the challenge timeframe
  • 65% had a 100% success rate

What we did differently in July:

So over the last couple of months, we noticed a steady decline in participation levels.  It seemed that as soon as a team pulled ahead then the others would just lose motivation.

As a workaround, we decided to only show the teams their own score on a daily basis and to share all the teams scores only on Friday.

This was on our minds as we finished preparing the teams for the July Challenge.

Looking at the people who had signed up, we noticed that 43 people from the June Challenge had joined for the July Challenge, and that out of those 43 people, a group of 28 had pulled perfect scores in the previous challenge.

So for July those 28 participants were spread out amongst the 7 teams.

Then we checked the scores of the remaining 15 challengers and divided them as evenly as I could amongst the teams.

8 new challenge participants were also split between the teams.

We could tell by the second day of the challenge that this would be the most successful one yet.

Not only did all of the veteran challengers check off their tasks consistently… But so did the new challengers because of the enthusiastic behavior of the veterans.

After 10 days, the teams were in a 7-way Tie!

The final scores were also very close, with Team Alpha edging out Team Delta by only 3 points.

Interested? Join us for the next Challenge!

It kicks off soon. Sign up here: https://shop.maneesh.wpenginepowered.com/pages/pavlok3-challenge

 

 

Pavlok Challenge Success Stories: Jam Man

Quick Summary

Name: Jam Man

Pavlok Challenge Goals:

  1. Stop Oversleeping
  2. Stop Cussing
  3. Start A Consistent Gym Routine

Pavlok Challenge Results:

  1. He was able to start waking up on time
  2. He is more mindful of his language
  3. He has started working out more regularly

His advice for you:

“The system was easy to work out and it just plain works… If you want it to.”

 

Description and Intro 

What life was like before Pavlok

For a long time, Jam had struggled with oversleeping. Working shifts took a toll on his sleep schedule, making it a challenge to get out of bed and get to work on time. He tried lots of things to avoid being late, like extremely loud alarm clocks, alarms that required standing on a mat to turn off, and having his wife kick him to wake him up. At one point, Jam even drove to work in the middle of the night and slept in the parking lot.

How they found Pavlok and what they got it for

The turning point came when Jam was nearly fired from his job. Then he realized that none of these solutions were sustainable, and that is when Jam went looking for solutions. During a search for alarm clocks, he discovered Pavlok and learned more about the Pavlok Challenge.

Jam was drawn in by the fact that the technology behind Pavlok has proven to be very effective with thousands of other people, and the Challenge was affordable to enter, with nothing to lose. He entered the challenge with the goal of ending his problems with oversleeping and establishing healthier patterns in other areas of his life as well.

Life + Results with Pavlok

Benefits of the Pavlok Challenge 

When Jam decided to register for the challenge, there were a number of things that caught his attention, including:

  • The community accountability aspect
  • The competition and possible prizes
  • The low-risk, high-reward potential of creating life-changing habits

When asked about the Challenge, Jam said “Honestly it’s been a blast for me. I’m a huge people person and I just jumped right in and made friends. The system was easy to work out and it just plain works… If you want it to.”

In addition to waking up on time, Jam also decided to use Pavlok to curb a cussing habit and start a consistent workout routine.

The Key to Success in the Challenge

When asked why the challenge worked for him, Jam said that it all came down to motivation resulting from his “WHY”. With a wife and children, Jam could not afford to lose the great job that he has. That motivation, combined with help from Pavlok was enough to propel him to success in the Pavlok challenge.

When asked what he would tell someone considering signing up for the challenge Jam said, “If your reason for changing your life and making better habits and better choices is Large enough then you will succeed. Honestly, why wouldn’t you try it? You can literally send it back if it’s not sufficient for you!”

The Future

After finding success with the Pavlok Challenge, Jam knows better than to stop doing what worked for him. He says, “Every day is still a challenge. This product doesn’t change who you are as a person. It can’t make you be not lazy. It’s a tool you must want to help you.”This highlights the importance of continuing to use Pavlok to reinforce the good habits he has created, and to make sure he doesn’t slip back into old, negative habits like oversleeping. In addition to continuing to wake up on time and work out consistently, Jam has also started using his Pavlok to be mindful of his water intake. 

To learn more about the Pavlok Challenge and how it can help you, visit the Challenge Website today.

 

4 Helpful Habits for Working From Home

Over the last few months, many of us have had to transform our daily routine almost completely. While some parts of the world are slowly going back to normal, the reality is many are going to continue to have to work from home, at least in some capacity.

Working from home, even without additional responsibilities, can be incredibly challenging. Still, for those who extra work responsibilities or watching over children or family members, it can be even more difficult.

If you find yourself working from home for the foreseeable future, here are 3 helpful habits that you might find useful. Remember, take what you can from this article and apply it to your specific situation.

Don’t forget to stretch

If you work in an office, you may be stuck at the computer or your desk most of the day, but you also likely get up to chat with coworkers or go get coffee. At home, that might not be the case. You may find yourself sitting on the computer for longer for normal, or even doing work from your bed for hours on end.

Incorporating more stretches into your day can make a massive difference. While being able to work from home is certainly something to be grateful for make sure you’re taking care of your body as well.

For example, if you spend most of your day responding to email or typing, don’t forget doing a good wrist stretch. Taking some time to stretch your back is essential too.

Set a timer, or even put some time on your calendar to physically step away from your computer and do some light stretching. You don’t have to fit a two-hour workout into your daily routine, but just a few minutes of stretching goes a long way in keeping your fresh.

Improve your diet

Okay. We’re facing a truly historic pandemic, and many of us are facing incredible amounts of stress. If your diet isn’t 100% on point, you certainly don’t have to beat yourself up, but working to make small healthy changes in your diet can also be incredibly helpful.

What you eat plays a role in your energy levels and mood. If you’re eating crappy, it’s going to make you feel worse and even more stressed.

While ordering in may be an option (and you’d be supporting local businesses), the reality is that it’s not always the healthiest of options.

Keep things simple.

Invest in a healthy cookbook or recipes to help you find a few healthy meals you can eat regularly. UltimateMealPlans.com has a whole bunch of affordable meal plans that are easy to follow. From keto to paleo, to even low carb, you can specify your needs and just follow along.

There are also a ton of great resources such as FitmenCook and Workweek Lunch that focuses on meal prepping, so you have to spend less time in the kitchen.

Again, the point isn’t to be perfect. Make a few small changes in how you eat, and it will pay off in the end. At the very least, aim to eat at least one healthy meal each day to build momentum.

For extra fun, encourage your partner, family, or kids to join in on eating healthy.

Disconnect from work

While going into the office often gets a bad rap, having a physical end to your day is certainly a benefit. After you pack up your bag and head home, you can enjoy the rest of the evening guilt free.

Yet, with working from home, that isn’t always the case. With email, slack, and text, it can be all but impossible to ‘turn off’ even when you deserve a well needed break.

Setting proper expectations with your family and coworkers is important to disconnect from work at the end of the day. No one, especially your employer, benefits from you burning out or not taking time to recharge.

At the end of the day, literally, turn off your computer. Put the phone in the other room. Make a rule of no work after 7 PM. Whatever works for you. It may not be easy at first, but once you build the habit, you’ll be able to get more done and not be as stressed.

If you’re feeling overwhelmed, it may be because you’re taking too much on. Disconnecting from work isn’t just a nice to have; it’s a necessity.

Explore a side hustle

For some, the current COVID-19 situation might actually be pushing you to your limits. Doing what you need to take care of yourself and your loved ones is always priority #1. That said, you may have some extra time to pursue projects and side hustles you otherwise wouldn’t.

If you do have some extra time on your hands, now is the perfect time to explore those options. Maybe you’ve wanted to start a blog. Or maybe you’ve wanted to start a Youtube channel or level up your skills.

If you have the extra time, don’t let it go to waste. With literally thousands of courses and tutorials online, there’s no excuse as to why you can’t come out of COVID-19. Maybe you’re a marketer who wants to learn design. Or maybe you’re an investment banker who wants to finally learn how to garden.

Use this time to get ahead or tackle those things you’ve been putting off. Heck you can write a book by writing just an hour a day. Don’t feel like you have to do anything extra, but don’t think you shouldn’t use this time to your advantage either.

Putting in the work now can pay off massively down the road.

While these above tips may seem simple on the surface, we promise if you give them a try, they will make a massive difference.

5 Habits You Can Do In 5 Minutes or Less

When it comes to building new habits, it can be tempting to commit to huge changes in your behaviors and routine.  

After all… when you’re looking to build better habits, you’re often filled to the brim with motivation and inspiration.

If you’re trying to exercise more, for example, you might try and go to the gym 5 times a day for an hour each time. While that might sound good in theory, often life gets in the way. 

After a week of going to the gym, you slip up and end up back at square one. 

Whether your job allows for remote work or you have a traditional 9-5 job with a long commute, it can be a challenge to find time for your job, family, friends, and other commitments. 

So how do you go about building better habits? You start small and work from there.

Here are 5 incredibly beneficial habits you can do in under 5 minutes. 

There’s literally no excuse. 

Meditate 

Even just a few minutes of focusing on your breathing can help you center your emotions and improve your focus and your mood. 

Everyone, yes that includes you has a few minutes to spare throughout the day to do some meditation. 

While it may be challenging to sit still and sit with your thoughts when first starting, keep practicing, and you’ll quickly find your meditation practice will be one of your favorite parts of your day. 

Drink More Water

If you’re like most people, you often go hours of the day without drinking water. Dehydration can lead to moodiness, headaches, and even lack of focus. 

Purchase a high-quality water bottle you can take with you to work, and build the habit of drinking a large glass of water when you wake up. 

To ensure the habit sticks, commit to drinking a glass of water right after you brush your teeth, or take a sip of water every two hours. 

Don’t let the simplicity of this habit fool you; it can genuinely make all the difference. 

Practice Gratitude  

There’s a reason why some of the most successful people in the world have built a habit of gratitude. Being grateful for what you have instead of focused on what you lack can significantly improve the quality of your life.

Spend a few minutes each morning or each evening reflecting on 3 things you’re grateful for. After a long day, it might be hard to find three things, but we assure you there’s plenty to be thankful for.

Over time, your gratitude habit will literally change your brain to begin looking for the good in your everyday life. 

For an additional challenge, make sure the three things are different each day. 

25 Situps + Pushups

Replace setups or pushups with any exercise that gets your heart pumping. If you have an extra two minutes to spare, the 7-minute workout app is a great way to build the exercise habit.

You don’t have to spend an hour at the gym to reap the benefits of exercise. Any little movement helps. 

One of the Shock Clock 2’s most popular features is the jumping jack alarm which forces you to do jumping jacks, or you’ll receive a shock. 

Again, even the most business people in the world can make time to work up a quick sweat. Your heart, body, and mind will thank you. 

Journal 

Journaling is an incredibly valuable practice that can help you reflect on patterns and observations in your daily life. No one needs to read the journal but you. 

Use the time to write out your worries, plan out your goals, and note anything else that is going on in your head. 

If you’ve never journaled before, you might be surprised at how ‘light’ you feel after a heavy journal session. Just type or write without thinking; it’s as simple as that. 

If you’re looking to add a new habit or two, give one of these habits a try!

-Team Pavlok 

5 Must Read Books To Help You Reach Your Goals

Hey Shockers!

Happy Wednesday! We hope you’re having a great week. 

Last week announced our very first Pavlok meme contest, and the entire team has loved seeing the Pavlok community put their creative skills to the test.

We’ll be reviewing the memes over the next few days and be announcing our favorite pick in our weekly link Friday.

The winner will receive their very own Pavlok 2 on us stay tuned! 

Now let’s get in today’s email… 

One of the most common questions we get at Pavlok is asking for recommendations for the best books to help take your habits and self improvement to the next level.

While there are a TON of self help books that should never have seen the light of day, there are dozens of great books that really help you make huge strides into becoming the person you want to be.

Here are 5 must read books to reach your habit goals. 

The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do In Life And Business by Charles Duhigg 

An all time classic for those looking to improve their habits, the Power of Habit took the world by storm when it was published in 2012 and currently has over 4,000 positive reviews on Amazon.

What we like about the Power of Habit is how it breaks down the habit forming process in a way that is relatable and Duhigg does a great job of communicating the science behind habits in a way that’s incredibly easy to understand. 

Charles Duhigg’s research has had an enormous influence on Pavlok as a company and is a must read for those looking to take their life to the next level. 

The Willpower Instinct – by Kelly McGonigal 

Based on professor Kelly McGonigal’s Stanford course, “The Science of Willpower,” The Willpower Instinct breaks down everything you need to know about how willpower actually works. 

Many of us are raised to believe that any shortcomings in life are directly related to lack of willpower and discipline, but the truth is, the science of willpower tells a wildly different story.

Given that we each have a finite amount of willpower, this book does a great job of showing you how to improve your willpower and set yourself up to succeed at reaching your goals. 

The One Thing – Gary W Keller and Jay Papasan 

Another classic in the entrepreneurial and personal development circles the premise of The One Thing is quite simple – focusing strategically on one goal can drastically improve your chances of success. 

For those who find themselves bogged down with dozens of projects and pursuits, The One Thing provides an incredibly actionable framework to help you determine what your “one thing” is. 

Once you’ve determined your one thing, the book shares how to take massive action towards accomplishing what will likely have the most significant impact on your life both personally and professionally. 

Unhooked: How To Quit Anything – Susan Shaprio and Frederick Woolverton 

While building good habits is one of the most important things you can do to make a positive change in your life, understanding how to quit those bad habits such as smoking, procrastinating, and overeating is just as essential. 

If you find yourself struggling to quit some harmful vices, this book offers a scientifically backed method for overcoming those bad habits. If addiction is causing you or a loved one harm, this is an essential read for understanding how bad habits are formed and how to right the ship. 

Why We Sleep – Matthew Walker

When it comes to the quality of your life, high quality and restful sleep is arguably the most important factor of your overall health.  

Yet, many of us don’t hesitate to sacrifice sleep in hopes of “getting ahead.” 

Written by professor Matthew Walker, Director of UC Berkeley’s Sleep and Neuroimaging Lab, this book dives deep into the history and science of sleep and why it plays such an essential role in our mood, energy, and even productivity. 

Written in an easy to understand way, Why We Sleep is one of the best books you’ll read all year. 

Bonus: I Will Teach You To Be Rich – Second Edition

We maybe biased for obvious reasons, but Maneesh’s brother Ramit Sethi recently released an update to one of the most popular personal finance books of all time – I Will Teach You To Be Rich. 

If you’re looking to take control of your finances and build a rich life (however you define it) this book lays out an 6 week program to help you get out of debt, invest intelligently, and maximize your finances. 

If you’ve read the original, the 10th anniversary edition features over 80 new pages, including:

New tools
New insights on money and psychology
Amazing stories of how previous readers used the book to create their rich lives 

If you decide to dig into one of these books, let us know what you think!

-Team Pavlok