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Re-Release: James Clear on the Compounding Nature of Habits, Part 2
Re-Release: James Clear on the Compounding Nature of Habits, Part 2
Re-Release: James Clear on the Compounding Nature of Habits, Part 2
Saturday 28th December 2019
Learn practical tips for building good habits and breaking bad ones with James Clear on 'The One You Feed'. Tune in for actionable advice on habit formation.
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Get the buttons here!James Clear on Mastering Habits for Lasting Change
The lesson there is that when habits go with the expectations of the tribes that we are a part of, they're very attractive because they help you belong, they help you fit in, you get praised and approved of by others for doing them. When habits go against the grain of our tribes, they're very unattractive.
Ever wondered why some habits stick while others fade away? In this episode of 'The One You Feed', host Eric Zimmer chats with James Clear, the mastermind behind the best-selling book *Atomic Habits: An Easy and Proven Way to Build Good Habits and Break Bad Ones*. Clear breaks down the science of habit formation and shares practical tips that can make a real difference in your daily life.
From the power of physical cues to the concept of habit stacking, he reveals how small adjustments can lead to significant changes over time. Clear also touches on how our environment and social circles influence our behaviors, making it easier or harder to stick to new habits. Whether you're trying to cut down on alcohol, start a new exercise routine, or simply be more productive, this episode offers a treasure trove of actionable advice.
Tune in and discover how mastering the art of habit-building can pave the way for a better, more fulfilling life.