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Atomic Habits
- An Easy and Proven Way to Build Good Habits and Break Bad Ones
- Narrated by: James Clear
- Length: 5 hrs and 35 mins
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Transform your life with tiny changes in behaviour, starting now.
There's never been a better time to make a few tiny changes that will revolutionise your life.
A revolutionary system to get one per cent better every day.
People think when you want to change your life, you need to think big. But world-renowned habits expert James Clear has discovered another way. He knows that real change comes from the compound effect of hundreds of small decisions – doing two push-ups a day, waking up five minutes early, or holding a single short phone call.
He calls them atomic habits.
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- Rukmini Iyer
- 23-07-19
Simple yet profound
I was intrigued by the title and was looking for practical tips to shift my own habits and patterns. In a deceptively simple way, this book delivers!
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- Aditi Mishra
- 17-09-19
trailblazer.
definitely worth a try. so go ahead give it a listen. you won't regret it
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- Amazon Customer
- 10-04-20
Excellent book
Excellent book, narrated in a wonderful way. I acknowledge the author as the authority of this subject. Presented in a way that is acceptable to all, means believers and non believers. Thanks for sharing your experience.
8 people found this helpful
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- Shantanu
- 03-01-20
Can be life changing
I always knew habit formation shapes your life, however how to form the right habits and stick to them is what this book talks about. Perhaps the best book on habits and routine.
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- Sneha
- 22-12-19
good book
for all those interested in self improvement this is a great choice. audio version is great
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- Girish Deshmukh
- 17-03-19
A great insight into the difference between succes
A great insight into the difference between successful people and others... what appealed me was that successful people do get bored but it's their conviction of showing up to follow up on the habits that makes the difference! I am 44. This book came a bit late .... but late not 'not at all' ... it will benefit me and my daughter's ... thanks James!
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- vinaikumaar
- 13-12-19
Excellent Read !!
I have read lot of self-help books but this book got totally capitivated me till the end.
Would love to read it again with a book next time.
Also, I must say that the best book got the best narrator!
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- Akhil
- 16-09-20
It's really a good book.
For people who are struggling with procrastination, this book is for you. Loved it!
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- Amazon Customer
- 15-11-18
good package
the book is good overall and the method in the book are practical but if you are self improvement guy you would have come across the technics's before but fun read book
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- Ramanand
- 07-12-20
Glad to find a very very useful book
This book is a very very practical guide to understand habits and get a grip..well written to the ppint and no long winded clutter....the resources on the website are very good, hoping to use them. Narration is excellent, listened at 1.75 speed while reading the book.
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- lynn madeley
- 25-05-19
Probably one of the most useful books I have read
Well, listened to.
This book really resonated with me. Yes it’s about creating good habits but the author is specific about how to create habits, and also explains how we self sabotage and why. He talks about the Habit of Action, amongst others, which I suspect should apply to 90 percent of us.
The book is clear, practical and very interesting.
Thoroughly recommended.
P.S. I wrote this review as part of a new habit, because of this book.
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- Amazon Customer
- 18-05-19
one of the best books about building good habits
I have read many books on habits, but this one specifically drives the message home. it talks about boredom and procrastination and gives suggestions on how to overcome it.
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- Daren Denholm
- 15-05-19
Wow wow wow ... amazing!
Thank you James Clear. What a work of art! A sacred discovery is will return to and study again .. many times into the future. Keep up the extraordinary work.
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- Aluap
- 04-01-21
Excellent!
This book contains clear and simple principles that can be adopted to improve our habits.
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- Panashe
- 16-08-19
Brilliant and simple
I enjoyed this book a lot. It’s one of the good ones on productivity and definitely something to go over every now and again.
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- Anonymous User
- 14-04-19
Incredibly practical aproach to creating habits
Amazing narrator.
Uses really practical examples for you to create lasting habits for the rest of your life.
Very clearly written and easy to listen to. I feel like I learned a TON listening to this book.
10/10 recommended to every one willing to create a better life for themselves.
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- Michael
- 06-02-19
I think Mr Clear has cracked it.
I think James Clear has actually written a book that clearly states his argument, gives you a strategy and tactics to use to build good habits, remove bad ones and ultimately build a better life. Working his methods right now and I think he has cracked the code to the habit formula.
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- Anonymous User
- 25-04-22
insane book
I've already started some of the principles of this book and cant wait for the future... I've listened to a few books ro motivate myself, most of them are about the goals you set however this one is about the process to the goal which increases your well-being on the journey to your goal. definitely a must
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- trissyj97
- 16-04-22
Very Insightful
I really enjoyed this book! Very much to the point and includes its fair share of scientific facts but talks about them in a way that is interesting and insightful and makes you want to try what he talks about. No matter your occupation or what habits you are trying to break or what you are trying to do, this book really seems to be able to help anybody.
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- Great book
- 15-04-22
Best book to build a successful habit system
Wish someone gave this book to me many years ago. Had such a profound impact in my life. I now understand why the successful are so successful:
You don't rise to the level of your goals but you fall to the level of your System
And I love the 2 Minute Rule so much. We always tend to do more and yet we need to approach like James says first ESTABLISHED the habit then improve it - Show up!
Definite must read. I have committed to reread this book the whole 2022 and apply it: Purpose of learning is Mastery.
Thanks James Clear for taking the time to create this impactful work!
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- Mustafa Korel
- 02-01-20
Sorry - I couldn't finish it
So, there's about four hours left of this book and I just can't do it anymore. I feel for the guy, James Clear, and his experiences, but this book is like ego-stroking, and the reader is supposed to take his lead. I just couldn't. It reads like a marketing tool to raise the authors profile. Perhaps, if the narrator was different, I might have stuck through it. Really, second chapter in and It feels like: James Clear wrote this book. James Clear narrated this book. James Clear marketed this book. James Clear. James Clear. James Clear. What about what the reader needs or wants? Or what the author promises? If you want atomic habits, instead of reading this try the '7 Habits of Highly Effective People' by SR Covey. Better yet, do an internet search for habit development - it's more useful than this title two chapters in. This title pales in comparison, and new authors to this genre don't seem to have an ethical dilemma borrowing material from other well-respected theorists and researchers without crediting them. Great starting book if you're an early stage good habit developer, but like other modern titles, rarely state clearly that they are based on pre-existing theories (most of which work and which do not need tweaking or a new spin on the original idea) or that the title is an anthology of such theories borrowed from others.
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- ardentreader
- 06-09-19
Some nice ideas - but a bit shallow
A bit of a mishmash of neat ideas and stating the bleeding obvious. He has quite a narrow definition of ‘success’ that seems to revolve around going to the gym, making money etc... still, some of it was thought provoking and useful.
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- JamieN
- 28-11-18
Incredible take on habits
I’ve read many books on personal development and this is hands down the best of the lot. I’ve never read a book so clearly constructed in terms of the workings of human behaviour combined with genuinely actionable takeaways. This covers easily manageable steps to address habit formation in literally any aspect of your life. I happened to be in a personal funk at the time of reading this and going through the motion stage of addressing the things I was struggling with (ironically reading lots of books but not doing anything with the knowledge) This book has given me a plan of action, a framework to build out the habits and identity I aspire to.
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- Jared Parker
- 14-09-19
Good
Some good ideas within the book, the authors voice is irritating after a few chapters but stick with it
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- Amazon Customer
- 08-02-19
Amazing book but...
Honestly, if you’re reading this review-buy the book! It’s excellent and I’m on my second listen to it and have taken much away from my first time.
Though I really, *really* wish it could be edited to take out the constant reading out of the full website address or even change it to “you’ll find it on the website”. I’m really surprised this wasn’t picked up before it made it to the final stages, it’s really annoying particularly in audio.
On my second listen it’s beginning to get insufferable and I can’t help eye rolling each time even though the actual content is wonderful.
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- Anonymous User
- 10-05-20
Not worth it
The work is obviously well researched, well written, and well read. HOWEVER - the content is mainly an amalgamation and simplification of the books, theories and research of others, leaving little new knowledge added to the topic. NOT TO MENTION THE NEVER ENDING WEBSITE REFERRALS! It lends the audiobook the vibe of a dodgy website with constant pop-up ads. If you do want to read this book, at least skip the audio and just get the physical copy.
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- Bhoy1888
- 23-06-19
Simple and easy
I 1st read this on my kindle and have utilised some of the ideas. After a period of time I felt the need to go through this again so opted for the audiobook.
Easy concepts to follow with some quite obvious once read/heard.
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- EB
- 04-05-20
Could not finish
For a book that is ment to motivate the monotone voice ruined it. Returned it.
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- cluelessgoon
- 23-10-18
Not more of the same
I've followed James Clear's work for a long time and was reluctant to buy the audiobook thinking I already knew all of this. Whilst I did know most of what he was going to say he delivers the material beautifully, really bringing the topic to life and adding new context. Frankly I'm likely to grab the print version too.
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- Mr. I. Ramdewar
- 20-10-18
Very practical guide
The advice in this book is clear, concise and practical. Build the habits you've always wanted by following the advice herein, which is doled out in short bitesize chapters, each with its own summary. Clear reads his own book quite well so I can recommend the Audible version.
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- Matt W.
- 01-01-21
Downloads available too - great book.
I read a review here saying that a physical copy would be better and almost didn’t buy it.
There is no need for a physical copy - when you purchase, James gives a website whilst you are listening to a site where you can download all the images/cheat-sheets etc
Great book!
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- Anonymous User
- 20-02-19
physical copy would be more helpful with this one
i listened to this audiobook while otherwise engaged in manual work tasks. i would have liked to take physical notes or look at the presented methods and checklists so i could get them straight in my head to make best use of them.
to that end, i do not think an audiobook is the best format for this book. The audiobook is good to run you through the simple ideas that hopefully make a great difference to your life if you create new habits to achieve your desired identity (as per book), but the physical book is better going to help you make sense of this and be easily able to refer back to.
Having listened to the audio, i'm thinking i need to see a hard copy.
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- Marko
- 26-05-19
Supplementary Material Not Included in Audible
Fantastic book, but supplementary material is not Included in audible version of the book, and I could not find it on the author's website. Do I now have to listen again to the whole book, just so I can write down URL of each file he references?
Not happy.
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- Michael Djukic
- 02-01-19
Basic & common sensical
While there were some interesting methods to keep yourself accountable to changes, I was surprised to find that the majority of the advice is what I'd consider common knowledge. I suppose I may have done a lot of the work already in my life. There was not much in terms of a nuanced approach. To summarise this book in a sentence, 'start small, write down your progress, keep yourself accountable by telling others of your endevours' - there just isn't much more to it if you already know the basics.
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- Anonymous User
- 26-10-18
You need this book. Yes, you! You need it.
I'm new to audible, and I came here because I heard James speak on a podcast with Louis Howes and I really liked what he had to say. The way James presents examples of different "bad" habits from an array of different people and how making a 1% change to your system today, tomorrow etc can alter your life within a week, a month, a year - is super powerful. I'm already seeing the difference in my system on a daily basis, and the benefits that they offer, simply not by making huge changes - but by making the small changes, and this book is a great guide in order to get you there. Thanks James!
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- 08-03-19
The author annoyed me a lot, but actually OK
The author's constant self-promotion and look-at-me-I'm-so-awesome that is interspersed throughout this book actually made me angry.
Around that though, I actually liked the material. The way he breaks things down is good and helpful and I'd actually recommend it with the above disclaimer.
Like so many books in the genre: I wish the author would resist the temptation to go on about themselves. Sure, you can write it to make yourself feel good, but then *edit it out* before print. I'm going to keep giving books that fall in to this trap bad reviews.
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- Fiona Sharman
- 29-10-18
great in-depth but easy listen
this book is straight to the point with great examples and correlated with researched. because it is a short enough book I've listened through once, printed off the templates and going to listen again and implement some good habits!
this book is definitely worth the listen for all, I've recommend it to everyone!
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- Amazon Customer
- 14-11-18
don't normally give 5 stars
Well researched, almost all content without filler . engaging and relatable. will be recomending to my bestie
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- Suren N De Silva
- 02-11-18
Worth every penny
Great book. Some very unique insights and a great deal of immediately actionable tips. Highly recommended.
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- Eva Niedzwiedz
- 27-10-18
The most actionable book I've ever come across
James Clear not only articulates honest and proven concepts clearly and in a way that's easy to understand, but offers examples, explanations and actionable steps for anyone struggling to make a positive habit stick or to kick a bad one.
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