Book Challenge Day 1 đ
As I mentioned earlier I’ll be summarizing 28 books every single day.
Let’s go! đ
Book 1 Atomic Habits:
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Big idea of the book:
1% better everyday = 37.78 times better in a year, that’s 3778%, ROI return on your investment of doing the habits.
7 Big takeaways from the book:
1) Acknowledge that Habits are the compound interest of self-improvementâwhile it might not seem like much at first, the effects of your habits will compound over time and have a tremendous impact on your life.
2) Understand the structure of habitsâall habits are made up of a cue, a routine, and a reward.
3) Make the cue obviousâmake sure your cue is visible and easily accessible so that youâre reminded of the habit.
4) Make the reward satisfyingâmake sure that the reward is enjoyable and motivating so that you look forward to completing your habit.
5) Track your progressâkeep a record of your progress to stay motivated and accountable.
6) Get an accountability partnerâhaving someone to hold you accountable can help you stay on track and stay motivated.
7) Stay consistentâitâs more important to stay consistent than it is to be perfect.
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Here are the 10 Cool Tips I’ve learned from this book.
- Don’t be afraid to take baby steps – even if it means crawling towards your goals.
- Don’t wait until you’re ready – start now and you’ll surprise yourself with how far you can go.
- Make sure you take regular breaks from your habits – it’s ok to take a break once in a while to recharge.
- Don’t forget the power of delayed gratification – sometimes it’s worth it to wait for the bigger reward.
- Establishing habits is like a game of tug-of-war – so don’t be afraid to pull back when you need to.
- Don’t be too hard on yourself – it’s ok to make mistakes and learn from them.
- Automation is your friend – make use of technology to help you stay on track.
- Don’t forget the power of positive reinforcement – reward yourself when you do something great.
- Habits are like a snowball – so make sure you keep the momentum going.
- Life’s too short to do boring stuff – so make sure to find ways to make your habits fun.
If you have a question or suggestion let me know. đ
Gene Adam