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Then the big apple The Times #1 trade edition Over four million copies was sold! noticeable results from little changes. No matter your goals, Atomic Habits offers a well-tried framework for daily improvement. James Clear, one of the world's leading addictive experts, reveals sensible ways that teach you precisely how to develop smart habits, break unhealthy ones, and master the tiny behaviors that result in exceptional results. If you're troubled about altering your habits, the matter isn't you. The matter is your system. Healthy habits keep repeating themselves, not because you don't wish to change, but because you have got the incorrect system for change. You're not achieving the extent of your goals. They drop to the level of your system. Here's a well-tried system that may take you to new heights. Clear is known for his ability to distill complicated problems into straightforward behaviors that can be simply applied to everyday life and work. Here he draws on the most effective proof from biology, psychology, and neurobiology to make an easy-to-understand guide that makes smart habits inevitable and unhealthy habits impossible. On the way, readers are galvanized and amused by true stories of Olympic champions, triumphant entertainers, business leaders, life-saving doctors, and A-list comedians who have used the science of little habits to master their craft and rise to the head of their craft.

Make time for brand new habits (even if life gets crazy); overcome a lack of motivation and determination; and create an environment conducive to success.

• retreat to stay on track... and so much more. Atomic Habits will change the way you think about progress and success, supplying you with the tools and techniques you'd like to alter your habits, whether or not you're a championship-winning team, an organization, a trade that wishes to redefine, or simply an individual who wants to quit smoking, lose weight, scale back stress, or attain different goals.








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