The Atomic Habit: Setting up a new Atomic Habit won't be troublesome. You will probably zero in on the new practice until it replaces your old Habit.

by Nelson Singleton

50 pages, Paperback

Published July 26, 2021

Reviews

[Anusha Prabhu]

It's a good read and must be implemented for anyone who's looking to work on the consistent and disciplined efforts through building up good habits!

[Kayenah Cuizon]

If self-help books were like gyms, Atomic Habits is the one that doesn’t scream at you to lift heavier, it quietly changes the way you think about picking up the dumbbell in the first place. James Clear doesn’t give you the “change your life in 24 hours” pep talk. Instead, he whispers the truth we all know but often ignore: tiny habits, repeated consistently, will outsmart motivation every time.

What I loved most is how actionable it is without being preachy. The book explains why bad habits stick, why good habits fail, and how to finally turn “I’ll start tomorrow” into “I already did it today.” It’s less about willpower and more about building systems that make success almost automatic.

By the end, I wasn’t thinking about changing my life overnight. I was thinking about 1% improvements, the small wins that quietly compound until one day you wake up a whole new person.

4.5/5 – not flashy, but it sticks with you the way good habits should.

[Khooshboo Agarwal]

It’s a book not to be devoured in one go but to be consumed bit by bit everyday, as one applies the tips and tricks suggested by the author to micromanage one’s lifestyle, and thereby, create a significant change in those habits which lie deep in the crevices of our gray mater. A much recommended book for those who have had a hiatus in their careers, or those who aim to shine academically or in life general, but procrastination and other annoying little habits are getting in the way of all the hard work they wish to put in to achieve the unachievable.

[Jakub Michał Fedoszczak]

It's awesome book about habits. My life with this knowledge will just level up!

[Kinley Dorji]

I don’t know if this happens with similar books. Maybe I need to read it constantly. I found few useful tips but like all good things, difficult to stick and last.

[Isabella Wheadon]

Changed the way I live my life and make the choices in my life.

[Ayan]

idk I feel like the book has good tips and information