TJ Walker, speaking in a short YouTube clip, notes that most personal development books (about 90%) recommend daily meditation. He shares that he began meditating three years ago and experienced a large positive effect, and urges viewers to try meditation and adopt the "TJ Walker habit."
I read a lot of personal development books. Hundreds and hundreds of them. Probably more than a thousand. You know what you see in about 90% of them? Meditate every day. I didn't like doing that for a long time, but I started three years ago, and it makes a huge, huge difference. One book can be wrong. 10 books can be wrong. But can virtually every single personal development book be wrong? I don't think so. Give meditation a try. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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