The Power of Habit (2012) (edit title/settings)

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“a nice read ! The more I read more interesting it is ”

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“The Power of Habit is an interesting insight into the psychological mechanisms that drive what we do and why. A simple to read with great examples of the everyday and sometimes mundane phenomenon that trigger our behavior. Great read if you have personal or organizational habits you wish to establish or change.”

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“Duhigg’s book gives us an insight into how habits rule our life. More than 70% of our actions in a days can be put down to habit. The way we shop, what music we listen to and the food we eat are all habits and we repeat them because of the pleasure associated with its familiarity. The first half of the book is the best half with some great insights about Starbucks and Target & the way these companies succeeded through habits. The second half was more filler about habits of societies and it just repeated the same thing previously written for companies. Overall a good read. ”

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“Fantastic book about the how we form habits. ”

• Rated 5 stars

“One of the most thought provoking and applicable books I've read in a long time. All aspects of life are impacted by habits, from work, church, personal to family. My wife is reading this now and it has become a topic of discussion and motivation for us in teaching our kids proper habits. Highly recommend!”

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“A thought provoking book that I recommend for anyone.”

• Rated 5 stars

“Great book, you'll enjoy it!”

• Rated 4 stars

“Great book into the psychology of habits.. how habits are formed and how they can be changed”

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“Great book! - great real life examples:individual, organizational and community wide. Totally worth the read! A simple 3 step model (what is it about 3's?) that's easy to keep "in my head". Made me think where shifts are possible. ”