
I will certainly split the evaluation into 5 components. Today, February 15th, after using James’s system for 100 days on a couple of small habits, I feel compelled to share updates with you due to the fact that they have genuinely functioned. Disappointing.I previously wrote this review right after checking out the book. This downgrades the audiobook experience and feels like a sales tactic which feels a bit disingenuous. Not sure if the book includes the material or not. I get enough spam as it is and I don't want to be on a mailing list. No biggie I think, this is a reasonable defense to have people need an explicit url to get to the info. And that page is more or less just a sales page. Using the book title as the URL, it redirects to his website's page for the book. Later when I had some time I thought easy peasy, just Google atomic habits score card. I typically listen 2X, so the URL went by quickly. listening to it), I was interested in the habits score card. He does, but I didn't think anything of it. I thought it strange that one of the reviewers mentioned that the author kept mentioning his website. Requires email to get any additional material Clear, a man who doesn't know me at all, has shown me more about my own behavior than any psychologist or therapist I've ever met in my lifetime. Amazingly, after one day of reading only half of his book, Mr. But for now, I feel like I'm having an epiphany, and I haven't felt this way about a book.
ATOMIC HABITS AUDIOBOOK UPDATE
I'll update this review in a few weeks (or maybe months), after I have finished the book and had a chance to try out the strategies.
ATOMIC HABITS AUDIOBOOK HOW TO
The specifics of how to go about doing that is where I am in the book now. If they are not, then I need to modify those habits.
ATOMIC HABITS AUDIOBOOK PROFESSIONAL
If I see myself as a healthy and successful professional and happy father and husband, then I have to closely examine each of my current habits and ask myself if those behaviors are consistent with how I'd like to identify myself. Instead, they are either consistent or inconsistent with our desired identities. As James Clear says, our habits are actually neither GOOD nor BAD. Instead, it's all about behaving in a way most consistent with the person we wish to be. It's not about "will power," "motivation," "perseverance," or any of those traits we so often attribute to people who kick bad habits and start good ones. Furthermore, he offers very specific strategies for how to change those habits so I can make myself into the person I know I should be. For me personally, he has offered a completely new way for me to understand WHY I continue my bad habits when in my head, I know they're bad, and why I find it so difficult to start good habits.

I absolutely LOVE reading this! James Clear has a phenomenal understanding of human behavior, and specifically how our habits define our identities. I am only about halfway through this book (just bought it yesterday), but I couldn't help put in at least a partial review. Insightful, practical, fresh, and potentially transformative


