Atomic Habits
An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones
James Clear
The instant New York Times bestseller. Over 1 million copies sold! Tiny Changes, Remarkable Results No matter your goals, Atomic Habits offers a proven framework for improving--every day. James Clear, one of the world's leading experts on habit formation, reveals practical strategies that will teach you exactly how to form good habits, break bad o...
Publish Date
2018
October 16
Goodreads rating
4.36
ISBN
9780735211292
Recommendations
25
Recommendations
Dec 29, 2018
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. – sourceOct 15, 2021
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. – sourceOct 16, 2018
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. – sourceJan 06, 2020
@BPhril @iamsumitchhabra @AtomicHabits Atomic Habits is a great book. @JamesClear super smart. – sourceJan 20, 2021
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: – sourceSep 08, 2020
@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. – sourceApr 15, 2021
@dd_trades It is a great book for anyone trying to improve any part of their life – sourceSep 30, 2020
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) – sourceMar 02, 2020
“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 kick-off each month, I thought I’d recommend four recent reads:
@kathrynschulz @simonsinek @KateMurphyNews @JamesClear – sourceDec 31, 2020
@CuiProdest_ @BlakeTMcDonald @JamesClear Definitely. I've read a lot of productivity & habit books over the years. This one actually works. – sourceMay 02, 2021
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 – sourceJun 21, 2020
@Vivek_Investor Thanks Vivek! I am glad you liked the notes from the book. The book is a pretty good read. – sourceApr 27, 2019
#todaysgoodread
I recently finished the mentioned book. Would surely recommend it for it's scientific approach, really interesting examples and practical applicability. – sourceApr 17, 2020
It's literally a life changing book. If you let it to be. I read it twice, so far. – source