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Law 3 And 4

True change happens when your habits align with your identity.

Instead of focusing solely on goals like “I want to lose weight,” shift to “I am a healthy person.”

By seeing yourself as the type of person who embodies a habit, the behavior becomes natural.

Small wins, like choosing water over soda, reinforce this identity and make larger changes easier.

The Four Laws of Behavior Change

Clear introduces four steps to build good habits:

Make it obvious: Use visual cues to remind yourself of habits.

Make it attractive: Tie habits to something you enjoy.

Make it easy: Reduce barriers to starting.

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Atomic Habits is about how small, consistent changes in daily habits can lead to significant personal and professional growth. It provides strategies to build good habits, break bad ones, and design systems for lasting improvement.

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