THE POWER OF HABIT: How to Achieve Nothing in Life or Create Atomic Habits of Success (Habit Transformation)

The book taught me nothing I didn’t already know about my bad habits; however, the author puts it in such simple words while softly scolding you at the same time for not doing better when you know better. Now I’m ready to take action and get rid of my bad habits and replace them with good ones.Highly recommended as a first book for those on their journey to self improvement.

I rarely leave reviews for any products, but this book was remembered and I liked its relevance, so I could not remain silent. All clearly and specifically said, shown, and proven. I will follow the further publications of Katherine Curtis.Do not be afraid to buy this book - it will undoubtedly be helpful for each of you to deal with your habits.

This book describes specific steps to eradicate bad habits and real strategies to form positive ones.Everything is informative, brief and to the point, without empty verbosity for a large volume of narration.The book helped me a lot in terms of achieving my own goals and the growth of my professional career. Katherine Curtis helped in the most unobtrusive way to reveal those habits that did not allow me to develop both at work and in personal relationships. Thanks to the author for the book.I recommend everyone to read, even if you do not have bad habits.

This book is great. I came to it from the other "The power of habit". What i like about it is that it is very simple, does not use long unnecessary words to describe the same idea 10 different ways. Want to give this book to my 12yo son to read.

I truly learn the real meaning of positive habits to attain success through this fantastic book, many examples of great people suggest it. Thank you !

Great book simple but useful. Not to scientific gets right to the point I’ll keep this one and read it again to keep me sharp.

If I had a choice I would not give this pamphlet any stars! I should have gone with my gut and not ordered it! The subtitle is: “How to Achieve Nothing in Life or Create Atomic Habits of Success.” My first point is how would anyone want to achieve “nothing” in life? I think a better word than “nothing” should have been used examining the subject matter! The pamphlet is elementary to it’s title! I give a warning to anyone who considers purchasing this pamphlet that unless you need elementary information search for your needs somewhere else! I do not like to give bad reviews for anyone’s work but maybe the author will rise from this and try again! I hope so!CSS

The book was informative and contained the information I had hoped for. It was well worth the money. My advice to the author is to use an editor next time.

Not even worth the paper it is written on. Not a book.