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Founds In Atomic Habits 4

  1. You can attach or detach from any habit just by reframing them. 
  2. In order to refrain from bad habit make it unattractive. 
  3. Create a motivational ritual to motivate you before starting a hard habit. 
  4. Best is the enemy of good. 
  5. Action is more important than emotion. 
  6. If you want to master a habit, the key is repetition not perfection. 
  7. More you repeat an activity more your brain become in that activity.
  8. Automaticity is the ability to do things without any conscious. 
  9. Habits form based on frequency not time. 
  10. Make the habit easy as possible. 

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Learning is fun😜👌.

Atomic Habits is a great readers digest. Has lot to learn and lot to implement. One of my life changing book. Definitely a recommendation!!!!! Enjoy👌

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