Atomic Habits

Designer and writer

“#todaysgoodread I recently finished the mentioned book. Would surely recommend it for it's scientific approach, really interesting examples and practical applicability. | 15. Atomic Habits I do not know of any recent book that is so meaningful, simple and widely loved as this masterpiece by @JamesClear A terrific book to build your reading habit. | ?What are you reading? I?m surprised by the number of people that ask me for book recommendations and tips to read more. So to kickoff each month, I thought I?d recommend four recent reads: @kathrynschulz @simonsinek @KateMurphyNews @JamesClear | @AloisioNRocha Great book | @BPhril @iamsumitchhabra @AtomicHabits Atomic Habits is a great book. @JamesClear super smart. | @ChrisOwensDev First off, I love Atomic Habits and never shut up about it. Second, I haven’t read a bad Michael Lewis book yet! I haven’t read The Fifth Risk though, and that ones a fairly different direction. | @CuiProdest_ @BlakeTMcDonald @JamesClear Definitely. I've read a lot of productivity & habit books over the years. This one actually works. | @JamesClear BEST book on personal development out there! | @KyleLeith one of my favorite books... | @NkosanaMazibisa @kennethmtata @raziakkhan Great book | @TraderMindset @JamesClear Wonderful book | @Vivek_Investor Thanks Vivek! I am glad you liked the notes from the book. The book is a pretty good read. | @csanhuezalobos I’m reading Atomic Habits now. Great book. | @dd_trades It is a great book for anyone trying to improve any part of their life | @kola_aina @JamesClear Awesome book. | @rick_silva Great book. | @sweatystartup Changed a lot of lives with that book. | @tseides @JamesClear @patrick_oshag That is such a good book! | A decent book on selfhelp tools, not a category I am generally a fan of. | Five book recommendations: 1. Atomic Habits (by @JamesClear) 2. Alchemy (by @rorysutherland) 3. Junior (by @tkemeny) 4. How Brands Grow (by @ProfByron) 5. Elephant in the Brain (by @KevinSimler & @robinhanson) | Habits can be brutal. I’ve spent the majority of life battling bad ones: including wrestling with alcohol addition for 20+ years. I learned how to hack habits with help from @JamesClear’s book Atomic Habits. Here’s a summary of what worked for me: | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it?s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It?s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it’s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It’s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | It's launch day for @JamesClear's opus, Atomic Habits: I'd attribute about 60% of my good habits to his blog and this book is rapidly filling in the other 40%. At least my bad habits are my own original creation. | It's literally a life changing book. If you let it to be. I read it twice, so far. | This week's newsletter: I'm making it habitual! Quoting @JamesClear whose book, Atomic Habits has reframed some of my thinking. Asking Amy Issue #9: Habit keeping”

Technology executive and investor

“#todaysgoodread I recently finished the mentioned book. Would surely recommend it for it's scientific approach, really interesting examples and practical applicability. | 15. Atomic Habits I do not know of any recent book that is so meaningful, simple and widely loved as this masterpiece by @JamesClear A terrific book to build your reading habit. | ?What are you reading? I?m surprised by the number of people that ask me for book recommendations and tips to read more. So to kickoff each month, I thought I?d recommend four recent reads: @kathrynschulz @simonsinek @KateMurphyNews @JamesClear | @AloisioNRocha Great book | @BPhril @iamsumitchhabra @AtomicHabits Atomic Habits is a great book. @JamesClear super smart. | @ChrisOwensDev First off, I love Atomic Habits and never shut up about it. Second, I haven’t read a bad Michael Lewis book yet! I haven’t read The Fifth Risk though, and that ones a fairly different direction. | @CuiProdest_ @BlakeTMcDonald @JamesClear Definitely. I've read a lot of productivity & habit books over the years. This one actually works. | @JamesClear BEST book on personal development out there! | @KyleLeith one of my favorite books... | @NkosanaMazibisa @kennethmtata @raziakkhan Great book | @TraderMindset @JamesClear Wonderful book | @Vivek_Investor Thanks Vivek! I am glad you liked the notes from the book. The book is a pretty good read. | @csanhuezalobos I’m reading Atomic Habits now. Great book. | @dd_trades It is a great book for anyone trying to improve any part of their life | @kola_aina @JamesClear Awesome book. | @rick_silva Great book. | @sweatystartup Changed a lot of lives with that book. | @tseides @JamesClear @patrick_oshag That is such a good book! | A decent book on selfhelp tools, not a category I am generally a fan of. | Five book recommendations: 1. Atomic Habits (by @JamesClear) 2. Alchemy (by @rorysutherland) 3. Junior (by @tkemeny) 4. How Brands Grow (by @ProfByron) 5. Elephant in the Brain (by @KevinSimler & @robinhanson) | Habits can be brutal. I’ve spent the majority of life battling bad ones: including wrestling with alcohol addition for 20+ years. I learned how to hack habits with help from @JamesClear’s book Atomic Habits. Here’s a summary of what worked for me: | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it?s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It?s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it’s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It’s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | It's launch day for @JamesClear's opus, Atomic Habits: I'd attribute about 60% of my good habits to his blog and this book is rapidly filling in the other 40%. At least my bad habits are my own original creation. | It's literally a life changing book. If you let it to be. I read it twice, so far. | This week's newsletter: I'm making it habitual! Quoting @JamesClear whose book, Atomic Habits has reframed some of my thinking. Asking Amy Issue #9: Habit keeping”

“#todaysgoodread I recently finished the mentioned book. Would surely recommend it for it's scientific approach, really interesting examples and practical applicability. | 15. Atomic Habits I do not know of any recent book that is so meaningful, simple and widely loved as this masterpiece by @JamesClear A terrific book to build your reading habit. | ?What are you reading? I?m surprised by the number of people that ask me for book recommendations and tips to read more. So to kickoff each month, I thought I?d recommend four recent reads: @kathrynschulz @simonsinek @KateMurphyNews @JamesClear | @AloisioNRocha Great book | @BPhril @iamsumitchhabra @AtomicHabits Atomic Habits is a great book. @JamesClear super smart. | @ChrisOwensDev First off, I love Atomic Habits and never shut up about it. Second, I haven’t read a bad Michael Lewis book yet! I haven’t read The Fifth Risk though, and that ones a fairly different direction. | @CuiProdest_ @BlakeTMcDonald @JamesClear Definitely. I've read a lot of productivity & habit books over the years. This one actually works. | @JamesClear BEST book on personal development out there! | @KyleLeith one of my favorite books... | @NkosanaMazibisa @kennethmtata @raziakkhan Great book | @TraderMindset @JamesClear Wonderful book | @Vivek_Investor Thanks Vivek! I am glad you liked the notes from the book. The book is a pretty good read. | @csanhuezalobos I’m reading Atomic Habits now. Great book. | @dd_trades It is a great book for anyone trying to improve any part of their life | @kola_aina @JamesClear Awesome book. | @rick_silva Great book. | @sweatystartup Changed a lot of lives with that book. | @tseides @JamesClear @patrick_oshag That is such a good book! | A decent book on selfhelp tools, not a category I am generally a fan of. | Five book recommendations: 1. Atomic Habits (by @JamesClear) 2. Alchemy (by @rorysutherland) 3. Junior (by @tkemeny) 4. How Brands Grow (by @ProfByron) 5. Elephant in the Brain (by @KevinSimler & @robinhanson) | Habits can be brutal. I’ve spent the majority of life battling bad ones: including wrestling with alcohol addition for 20+ years. I learned how to hack habits with help from @JamesClear’s book Atomic Habits. Here’s a summary of what worked for me: | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it?s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It?s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it’s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It’s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | It's launch day for @JamesClear's opus, Atomic Habits: I'd attribute about 60% of my good habits to his blog and this book is rapidly filling in the other 40%. At least my bad habits are my own original creation. | It's literally a life changing book. If you let it to be. I read it twice, so far. | This week's newsletter: I'm making it habitual! Quoting @JamesClear whose book, Atomic Habits has reframed some of my thinking. Asking Amy Issue #9: Habit keeping”

“#todaysgoodread I recently finished the mentioned book. Would surely recommend it for it's scientific approach, really interesting examples and practical applicability. | 15. Atomic Habits I do not know of any recent book that is so meaningful, simple and widely loved as this masterpiece by @JamesClear A terrific book to build your reading habit. | ?What are you reading? I?m surprised by the number of people that ask me for book recommendations and tips to read more. So to kickoff each month, I thought I?d recommend four recent reads: @kathrynschulz @simonsinek @KateMurphyNews @JamesClear | @AloisioNRocha Great book | @BPhril @iamsumitchhabra @AtomicHabits Atomic Habits is a great book. @JamesClear super smart. | @ChrisOwensDev First off, I love Atomic Habits and never shut up about it. Second, I haven’t read a bad Michael Lewis book yet! I haven’t read The Fifth Risk though, and that ones a fairly different direction. | @CuiProdest_ @BlakeTMcDonald @JamesClear Definitely. I've read a lot of productivity & habit books over the years. This one actually works. | @JamesClear BEST book on personal development out there! | @KyleLeith one of my favorite books... | @NkosanaMazibisa @kennethmtata @raziakkhan Great book | @TraderMindset @JamesClear Wonderful book | @Vivek_Investor Thanks Vivek! I am glad you liked the notes from the book. The book is a pretty good read. | @csanhuezalobos I’m reading Atomic Habits now. Great book. | @dd_trades It is a great book for anyone trying to improve any part of their life | @kola_aina @JamesClear Awesome book. | @rick_silva Great book. | @sweatystartup Changed a lot of lives with that book. | @tseides @JamesClear @patrick_oshag That is such a good book! | A decent book on selfhelp tools, not a category I am generally a fan of. | Five book recommendations: 1. Atomic Habits (by @JamesClear) 2. Alchemy (by @rorysutherland) 3. Junior (by @tkemeny) 4. How Brands Grow (by @ProfByron) 5. Elephant in the Brain (by @KevinSimler & @robinhanson) | Habits can be brutal. I’ve spent the majority of life battling bad ones: including wrestling with alcohol addition for 20+ years. I learned how to hack habits with help from @JamesClear’s book Atomic Habits. Here’s a summary of what worked for me: | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it?s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It?s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it’s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It’s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | It's launch day for @JamesClear's opus, Atomic Habits: I'd attribute about 60% of my good habits to his blog and this book is rapidly filling in the other 40%. At least my bad habits are my own original creation. | It's literally a life changing book. If you let it to be. I read it twice, so far. | This week's newsletter: I'm making it habitual! Quoting @JamesClear whose book, Atomic Habits has reframed some of my thinking. Asking Amy Issue #9: Habit keeping”

“#todaysgoodread I recently finished the mentioned book. Would surely recommend it for it's scientific approach, really interesting examples and practical applicability. | 15. Atomic Habits I do not know of any recent book that is so meaningful, simple and widely loved as this masterpiece by @JamesClear A terrific book to build your reading habit. | ?What are you reading? I?m surprised by the number of people that ask me for book recommendations and tips to read more. So to kickoff each month, I thought I?d recommend four recent reads: @kathrynschulz @simonsinek @KateMurphyNews @JamesClear | @AloisioNRocha Great book | @BPhril @iamsumitchhabra @AtomicHabits Atomic Habits is a great book. @JamesClear super smart. | @ChrisOwensDev First off, I love Atomic Habits and never shut up about it. Second, I haven’t read a bad Michael Lewis book yet! I haven’t read The Fifth Risk though, and that ones a fairly different direction. | @CuiProdest_ @BlakeTMcDonald @JamesClear Definitely. I've read a lot of productivity & habit books over the years. This one actually works. | @JamesClear BEST book on personal development out there! | @KyleLeith one of my favorite books... | @NkosanaMazibisa @kennethmtata @raziakkhan Great book | @TraderMindset @JamesClear Wonderful book | @Vivek_Investor Thanks Vivek! I am glad you liked the notes from the book. The book is a pretty good read. | @csanhuezalobos I’m reading Atomic Habits now. Great book. | @dd_trades It is a great book for anyone trying to improve any part of their life | @kola_aina @JamesClear Awesome book. | @rick_silva Great book. | @sweatystartup Changed a lot of lives with that book. | @tseides @JamesClear @patrick_oshag That is such a good book! | A decent book on selfhelp tools, not a category I am generally a fan of. | Five book recommendations: 1. Atomic Habits (by @JamesClear) 2. Alchemy (by @rorysutherland) 3. Junior (by @tkemeny) 4. How Brands Grow (by @ProfByron) 5. Elephant in the Brain (by @KevinSimler & @robinhanson) | Habits can be brutal. I’ve spent the majority of life battling bad ones: including wrestling with alcohol addition for 20+ years. I learned how to hack habits with help from @JamesClear’s book Atomic Habits. Here’s a summary of what worked for me: | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it?s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It?s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it’s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It’s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | It's launch day for @JamesClear's opus, Atomic Habits: I'd attribute about 60% of my good habits to his blog and this book is rapidly filling in the other 40%. At least my bad habits are my own original creation. | It's literally a life changing book. If you let it to be. I read it twice, so far. | This week's newsletter: I'm making it habitual! Quoting @JamesClear whose book, Atomic Habits has reframed some of my thinking. Asking Amy Issue #9: Habit keeping”

“#todaysgoodread I recently finished the mentioned book. Would surely recommend it for it's scientific approach, really interesting examples and practical applicability. | 15. Atomic Habits I do not know of any recent book that is so meaningful, simple and widely loved as this masterpiece by @JamesClear A terrific book to build your reading habit. | ?What are you reading? I?m surprised by the number of people that ask me for book recommendations and tips to read more. So to kickoff each month, I thought I?d recommend four recent reads: @kathrynschulz @simonsinek @KateMurphyNews @JamesClear | @AloisioNRocha Great book | @BPhril @iamsumitchhabra @AtomicHabits Atomic Habits is a great book. @JamesClear super smart. | @ChrisOwensDev First off, I love Atomic Habits and never shut up about it. Second, I haven’t read a bad Michael Lewis book yet! I haven’t read The Fifth Risk though, and that ones a fairly different direction. | @CuiProdest_ @BlakeTMcDonald @JamesClear Definitely. I've read a lot of productivity & habit books over the years. This one actually works. | @JamesClear BEST book on personal development out there! | @KyleLeith one of my favorite books... | @NkosanaMazibisa @kennethmtata @raziakkhan Great book | @TraderMindset @JamesClear Wonderful book | @Vivek_Investor Thanks Vivek! I am glad you liked the notes from the book. The book is a pretty good read. | @csanhuezalobos I’m reading Atomic Habits now. Great book. | @dd_trades It is a great book for anyone trying to improve any part of their life | @kola_aina @JamesClear Awesome book. | @rick_silva Great book. | @sweatystartup Changed a lot of lives with that book. | @tseides @JamesClear @patrick_oshag That is such a good book! | A decent book on selfhelp tools, not a category I am generally a fan of. | Five book recommendations: 1. Atomic Habits (by @JamesClear) 2. Alchemy (by @rorysutherland) 3. Junior (by @tkemeny) 4. How Brands Grow (by @ProfByron) 5. Elephant in the Brain (by @KevinSimler & @robinhanson) | Habits can be brutal. I’ve spent the majority of life battling bad ones: including wrestling with alcohol addition for 20+ years. I learned how to hack habits with help from @JamesClear’s book Atomic Habits. Here’s a summary of what worked for me: | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it?s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It?s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it’s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It’s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | It's launch day for @JamesClear's opus, Atomic Habits: I'd attribute about 60% of my good habits to his blog and this book is rapidly filling in the other 40%. At least my bad habits are my own original creation. | It's literally a life changing book. If you let it to be. I read it twice, so far. | This week's newsletter: I'm making it habitual! Quoting @JamesClear whose book, Atomic Habits has reframed some of my thinking. Asking Amy Issue #9: Habit keeping”

“#todaysgoodread I recently finished the mentioned book. Would surely recommend it for it's scientific approach, really interesting examples and practical applicability. | 15. Atomic Habits I do not know of any recent book that is so meaningful, simple and widely loved as this masterpiece by @JamesClear A terrific book to build your reading habit. | ?What are you reading? I?m surprised by the number of people that ask me for book recommendations and tips to read more. So to kickoff each month, I thought I?d recommend four recent reads: @kathrynschulz @simonsinek @KateMurphyNews @JamesClear | @AloisioNRocha Great book | @BPhril @iamsumitchhabra @AtomicHabits Atomic Habits is a great book. @JamesClear super smart. | @ChrisOwensDev First off, I love Atomic Habits and never shut up about it. Second, I haven’t read a bad Michael Lewis book yet! I haven’t read The Fifth Risk though, and that ones a fairly different direction. | @CuiProdest_ @BlakeTMcDonald @JamesClear Definitely. I've read a lot of productivity & habit books over the years. This one actually works. | @JamesClear BEST book on personal development out there! | @KyleLeith one of my favorite books... | @NkosanaMazibisa @kennethmtata @raziakkhan Great book | @TraderMindset @JamesClear Wonderful book | @Vivek_Investor Thanks Vivek! I am glad you liked the notes from the book. The book is a pretty good read. | @csanhuezalobos I’m reading Atomic Habits now. Great book. | @dd_trades It is a great book for anyone trying to improve any part of their life | @kola_aina @JamesClear Awesome book. | @rick_silva Great book. | @sweatystartup Changed a lot of lives with that book. | @tseides @JamesClear @patrick_oshag That is such a good book! | A decent book on selfhelp tools, not a category I am generally a fan of. | Five book recommendations: 1. Atomic Habits (by @JamesClear) 2. Alchemy (by @rorysutherland) 3. Junior (by @tkemeny) 4. How Brands Grow (by @ProfByron) 5. Elephant in the Brain (by @KevinSimler & @robinhanson) | Habits can be brutal. I’ve spent the majority of life battling bad ones: including wrestling with alcohol addition for 20+ years. I learned how to hack habits with help from @JamesClear’s book Atomic Habits. Here’s a summary of what worked for me: | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it?s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It?s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it’s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It’s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | It's launch day for @JamesClear's opus, Atomic Habits: I'd attribute about 60% of my good habits to his blog and this book is rapidly filling in the other 40%. At least my bad habits are my own original creation. | It's literally a life changing book. If you let it to be. I read it twice, so far. | This week's newsletter: I'm making it habitual! Quoting @JamesClear whose book, Atomic Habits has reframed some of my thinking. Asking Amy Issue #9: Habit keeping”

“#todaysgoodread I recently finished the mentioned book. Would surely recommend it for it's scientific approach, really interesting examples and practical applicability. | 15. Atomic Habits I do not know of any recent book that is so meaningful, simple and widely loved as this masterpiece by @JamesClear A terrific book to build your reading habit. | ?What are you reading? I?m surprised by the number of people that ask me for book recommendations and tips to read more. So to kickoff each month, I thought I?d recommend four recent reads: @kathrynschulz @simonsinek @KateMurphyNews @JamesClear | @AloisioNRocha Great book | @BPhril @iamsumitchhabra @AtomicHabits Atomic Habits is a great book. @JamesClear super smart. | @ChrisOwensDev First off, I love Atomic Habits and never shut up about it. Second, I haven’t read a bad Michael Lewis book yet! I haven’t read The Fifth Risk though, and that ones a fairly different direction. | @CuiProdest_ @BlakeTMcDonald @JamesClear Definitely. I've read a lot of productivity & habit books over the years. This one actually works. | @JamesClear BEST book on personal development out there! | @KyleLeith one of my favorite books... | @NkosanaMazibisa @kennethmtata @raziakkhan Great book | @TraderMindset @JamesClear Wonderful book | @Vivek_Investor Thanks Vivek! I am glad you liked the notes from the book. The book is a pretty good read. | @csanhuezalobos I’m reading Atomic Habits now. Great book. | @dd_trades It is a great book for anyone trying to improve any part of their life | @kola_aina @JamesClear Awesome book. | @rick_silva Great book. | @sweatystartup Changed a lot of lives with that book. | @tseides @JamesClear @patrick_oshag That is such a good book! | A decent book on selfhelp tools, not a category I am generally a fan of. | Five book recommendations: 1. Atomic Habits (by @JamesClear) 2. Alchemy (by @rorysutherland) 3. Junior (by @tkemeny) 4. How Brands Grow (by @ProfByron) 5. Elephant in the Brain (by @KevinSimler & @robinhanson) | Habits can be brutal. I’ve spent the majority of life battling bad ones: including wrestling with alcohol addition for 20+ years. I learned how to hack habits with help from @JamesClear’s book Atomic Habits. Here’s a summary of what worked for me: | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it?s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It?s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it’s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It’s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | It's launch day for @JamesClear's opus, Atomic Habits: I'd attribute about 60% of my good habits to his blog and this book is rapidly filling in the other 40%. At least my bad habits are my own original creation. | It's literally a life changing book. If you let it to be. I read it twice, so far. | This week's newsletter: I'm making it habitual! Quoting @JamesClear whose book, Atomic Habits has reframed some of my thinking. Asking Amy Issue #9: Habit keeping”

“#todaysgoodread I recently finished the mentioned book. Would surely recommend it for it's scientific approach, really interesting examples and practical applicability. | 15. Atomic Habits I do not know of any recent book that is so meaningful, simple and widely loved as this masterpiece by @JamesClear A terrific book to build your reading habit. | ?What are you reading? I?m surprised by the number of people that ask me for book recommendations and tips to read more. So to kickoff each month, I thought I?d recommend four recent reads: @kathrynschulz @simonsinek @KateMurphyNews @JamesClear | @AloisioNRocha Great book | @BPhril @iamsumitchhabra @AtomicHabits Atomic Habits is a great book. @JamesClear super smart. | @ChrisOwensDev First off, I love Atomic Habits and never shut up about it. Second, I haven’t read a bad Michael Lewis book yet! I haven’t read The Fifth Risk though, and that ones a fairly different direction. | @CuiProdest_ @BlakeTMcDonald @JamesClear Definitely. I've read a lot of productivity & habit books over the years. This one actually works. | @JamesClear BEST book on personal development out there! | @KyleLeith one of my favorite books... | @NkosanaMazibisa @kennethmtata @raziakkhan Great book | @TraderMindset @JamesClear Wonderful book | @Vivek_Investor Thanks Vivek! I am glad you liked the notes from the book. The book is a pretty good read. | @csanhuezalobos I’m reading Atomic Habits now. Great book. | @dd_trades It is a great book for anyone trying to improve any part of their life | @kola_aina @JamesClear Awesome book. | @rick_silva Great book. | @sweatystartup Changed a lot of lives with that book. | @tseides @JamesClear @patrick_oshag That is such a good book! | A decent book on selfhelp tools, not a category I am generally a fan of. | Five book recommendations: 1. Atomic Habits (by @JamesClear) 2. Alchemy (by @rorysutherland) 3. Junior (by @tkemeny) 4. How Brands Grow (by @ProfByron) 5. Elephant in the Brain (by @KevinSimler & @robinhanson) | Habits can be brutal. I’ve spent the majority of life battling bad ones: including wrestling with alcohol addition for 20+ years. I learned how to hack habits with help from @JamesClear’s book Atomic Habits. Here’s a summary of what worked for me: | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it?s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It?s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it’s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It’s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | It's launch day for @JamesClear's opus, Atomic Habits: I'd attribute about 60% of my good habits to his blog and this book is rapidly filling in the other 40%. At least my bad habits are my own original creation. | It's literally a life changing book. If you let it to be. I read it twice, so far. | This week's newsletter: I'm making it habitual! Quoting @JamesClear whose book, Atomic Habits has reframed some of my thinking. Asking Amy Issue #9: Habit keeping”

“#todaysgoodread I recently finished the mentioned book. Would surely recommend it for it's scientific approach, really interesting examples and practical applicability. | 15. Atomic Habits I do not know of any recent book that is so meaningful, simple and widely loved as this masterpiece by @JamesClear A terrific book to build your reading habit. | ?What are you reading? I?m surprised by the number of people that ask me for book recommendations and tips to read more. So to kickoff each month, I thought I?d recommend four recent reads: @kathrynschulz @simonsinek @KateMurphyNews @JamesClear | @AloisioNRocha Great book | @BPhril @iamsumitchhabra @AtomicHabits Atomic Habits is a great book. @JamesClear super smart. | @ChrisOwensDev First off, I love Atomic Habits and never shut up about it. Second, I haven’t read a bad Michael Lewis book yet! I haven’t read The Fifth Risk though, and that ones a fairly different direction. | @CuiProdest_ @BlakeTMcDonald @JamesClear Definitely. I've read a lot of productivity & habit books over the years. This one actually works. | @JamesClear BEST book on personal development out there! | @KyleLeith one of my favorite books... | @NkosanaMazibisa @kennethmtata @raziakkhan Great book | @TraderMindset @JamesClear Wonderful book | @Vivek_Investor Thanks Vivek! I am glad you liked the notes from the book. The book is a pretty good read. | @csanhuezalobos I’m reading Atomic Habits now. Great book. | @dd_trades It is a great book for anyone trying to improve any part of their life | @kola_aina @JamesClear Awesome book. | @rick_silva Great book. | @sweatystartup Changed a lot of lives with that book. | @tseides @JamesClear @patrick_oshag That is such a good book! | A decent book on selfhelp tools, not a category I am generally a fan of. | Five book recommendations: 1. Atomic Habits (by @JamesClear) 2. Alchemy (by @rorysutherland) 3. Junior (by @tkemeny) 4. How Brands Grow (by @ProfByron) 5. Elephant in the Brain (by @KevinSimler & @robinhanson) | Habits can be brutal. I’ve spent the majority of life battling bad ones: including wrestling with alcohol addition for 20+ years. I learned how to hack habits with help from @JamesClear’s book Atomic Habits. Here’s a summary of what worked for me: | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it?s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It?s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | I was doubtful, but everyone kept telling me it’s awesome, so I reluctantly read it. Holy crap! It’s GREAT! Feels like the definitive masterpiece on the subject of how to make good habits and break bad ones. Very focused on helping you take action. Very relatable and inspiring. | It's launch day for @JamesClear's opus, Atomic Habits: I'd attribute about 60% of my good habits to his blog and this book is rapidly filling in the other 40%. At least my bad habits are my own original creation. | It's literally a life changing book. If you let it to be. I read it twice, so far. | This week's newsletter: I'm making it habitual! Quoting @JamesClear whose book, Atomic Habits has reframed some of my thinking. Asking Amy Issue #9: Habit keeping”