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Atomic Habits

This document discusses how habits can compound over time for better or worse. It explains that small, daily improvements of 1% can lead to remarkably different results after a year. Positive habits like productivity, knowledge and helping others can compound, while negative habits like stress and thoughts can also compound. The document contrasts goals, which aim for results, with systems, which focus on the processes to achieve goals. It provides a four-step model ("habit loop") to build better habits: make the cue obvious, make the craving attractive, make the response easy, and make the reward satisfying. It also outlines a four-step process to break bad habits by inverting each part of the habit loop.

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Atomic Habits

This document discusses how habits can compound over time for better or worse. It explains that small, daily improvements of 1% can lead to remarkably different results after a year. Positive habits like productivity, knowledge and helping others can compound, while negative habits like stress and thoughts can also compound. The document contrasts goals, which aim for results, with systems, which focus on the processes to achieve goals. It provides a four-step model ("habit loop") to build better habits: make the cue obvious, make the craving attractive, make the response easy, and make the reward satisfying. It also outlines a four-step process to break bad habits by inverting each part of the habit loop.

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Atomic Habits

By James clear

1. Sam all improvements accumulate into remarkable


results .

Habits are the compound interest of -

Self improvement
-

7
Results
If you get 1% better each

1% improvement .
- -
-
- -
-
- day You'll end up with results
,

1% Decline
, nearly 37 ✗ better after
1-
year .

Time

A slight change in daily habits can guide


your
your life to a
very different destination .

2. Your habits can compound for or


against you .

i ) positive compounding
• productivity ty

knowledge
• Relationship e. →
people reflect your behavior
back toyou . The more you help others , the
more others want to help you .

④ Negative compounding
• stress

Negative thoughts .
3. System vs Goals

Goals are about the results you want to archive .


System are about the process that lead to those
results .

Goals are good for



setting a direction ,
but
systems best for
are
making progress .


The purpose of setting goals is to win the

game
.


the purpose of building system is to continue

playing the
game .

4. How to build a better habits in 4 steps by


the habits loop .

CUE CRAVING (1) cue → Make it obvious .

I
>
v2 (2) craving Make it attractive

.

1- (3) Response Make it easy


→ .

4 3
<
(4) Reward Make it satisfying .

REWARD RESPONSE

5- How to break a bad habit


(1) Inversion of the 1st law Gu e) → Make it invisible .

(2) Inversion of the 2nd law


Graving ) - Make it unattractive .

(3) Inversion of the 3rd law (Response)→ Make it difficult .

(4) Inversion of the 4th law (Reward) Make it unsatisfying


→ .
The 1st Law (cue) -
Make it Obvious ' '
① the habit score card → Good habit → t ,
Bad
'

habit neutral habit


' '
→ - '
→ =
,

eg→ wake up =

Turn off alarm =

check phone
my
-

Take a shower +
④ Habit staking → New habit pair with a

current habit .

Formula → After
"
I [ current habit ] ,
will [ New habit ]
I

eg→ Meditation → After I pour my Cup of


coffee each morning , I will meditate
for one minute .

Liii ) Motivation is overrated & Environment


often matters more .

iv) self control us avoid


People with high self control tend to -

speed less time in tempting situations .

It's easier to avoid temptation than -

resist it .

2nd Law ( craving ) → it attractive


Make
lil Make the habit irresistible : Dopamine -

is released not only when


you experience
Pleasure but also when anticipate it
.
you .
we need to make our habit attractive
because it is the enpectation of a
that motivates
rewarding experience us

to act .

(a) Role of Family and Friends


tend
we to imitate the habits of
three social the close (
groups : Family &
Friends) , The Many , and The powerful .

④ Most effective things you can do is to


join a culture where 1
your desired
behavior is the normal behavior and
2
you already have something in common
with the
group .

Liii) Habits are attractive when we associate


with positive feelings .

④ Highlight their benefits rather than their drawbacks . .

of telling yourself I need to go run


Ins ted
"

eg →

It's time to build endurance


" "
the
in
morning Say ,

and get fast .

3rd Law ( Response) : Make it easy


4) Motivation vs Action
the
biggest reason why you slip into
motion rather than taking action : you
want to delay failure .
④ Repetition vs perfection
you just need to practice it .

Liii) Stop procrastinating by using 2- minute Rules


when you start a new habit ,
it should
take less than 2 minutes to do .

41h Law ( Reward ) : Make it satisfying .

C) what is rewarded is repeated ,


what
is punished is avoided .

④ After that increases the odds that a

behavior will be repeated next time .

⑦ stick with good habits every day .

d) If 9 I try to
get back
miss one
day ,
into it as
quickly as possible .

④ Don't put up a zero .

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