Book progress

I am really into "The Laws of the Ring" by Urijah Faber. The boook doesn't relatively have a base of chronological order, in the sense that he jumps around his life from his years in highschool to his pro fighting career. The book provides "laws" or his views in what made him be what he is. Most of the advice he gives is very insperational, also he provides really good examples from his life. The one chapter that really stuck out to me was working harder but also work smarter. For his eample he used how he ran from his house to school and how it would be great to add another workout to his schedule, but he did not work smarter. Urijah arrived at school at 6 a.m. and no one was there. Urijah could've even ran back home, taken a shower, and still had time to catch the bus. The lesson in this chapter is to work smarter and harder in the sense of planning ahead of what you want to do. I am really getting into this book because it really gives me some really good advice not just for a person who is into MMA but for life in general.