Keystone habits explain how Michael Phelps became an Olympic champion and why some college students outperform their peers. They describe why some people, after years of trying, suddenly lose forty pounds while becoming more productive at work and still getting home in time for dinner with their kids. And keystone habits explain how Alcoa became one of the best performing stocks in the Dow Jones index, while also becoming one of the safest places on earth.
This is one of my favorite chapters in this book. I don’t know why. I just think that, structurally, it works. It’s easy to read, it moves quickly. Most of the time, when I write, I don’t feel particularly proud or smart when a chapter or a passage comes together. I more feel relieved - and happy, because I enjoy reading it. This chapter does that for me.
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