atomic habits

“The speaker mentions that reading 'Atomic Habits' for the first time was nourishing to them, indicating its impact on their understanding of habits and actions.”

“Mentioned as a work by James Clear while listing instructors on Masterclass.”

“The speaker mentions James Clear, author of The Atomic Habits, in the context of learning new skills through Masterclass.”

“The speaker references 'atomic habits' while discussing various book ideas and themes.”

“James Clear did the same thing. You're in a sort of contemporary club of people who kind of did the same of peaking in high school with regards to their writing career.”

“The excerpt discusses the importance of loving the process rather than just craving the results, referencing James Clear's ideas from his book 'Atomic Habits'.”

“There's a chapter in Atomic Habits about the influence of friends and family and our behaviors. I think if I could write it again, I would even expand it because it's even bigger than I think I realized.”

“James Clear is referenced in the context of teaching and understanding habits, linking to neuroscience.”

“Best habit book of all time, Atomic Habits. This is the best rule when it comes to habits: Never miss two days in a row.”

“The speaker discusses the impact of 'Atomic Habits' by James Clear, noting that it led people to optimize for inputs rather than focusing on outcomes.”

“James, the book has shaped tens and tens and tens of millions of lives. It is one of the best-selling books in history, rumored to be in the top 100 books that have sold in history of all time.”

“Lori Gottlieb and Mel Robbins discuss a section in 'Atomic Habits' where James Clear talks about the importance of attaching identity to the changes you want to make.”

“James Clear, he's the author of the seminal Atomic Habit, he puts it perfectly. Every action you take is a vote for the type of person you wish to become.”

“The book had a huge impact on the speaker, showing the inflection point from trying to do something to ingraining it in muscle memory.”

“There's a cool story from Atomic Habits by James Clear about the difference between elite athletes and world champions, focusing on the willingness to do boring work.”

“The speaker mentions James Clear, who writes about human nature and psychology, particularly in the context of habits.”

“The speaker compares the engagement of non-fiction books like 'Atomic Habits' to that of reading Dostoevsky, highlighting the compelling nature of both.”

“The best thing that came out of that for me was never miss a habit two days in a row. He says one missed habit is a mistake. Two missed habits is the start of a new habit.”

“Atomic Habits by James Clear. Morgan House, all the psychology of money.”

“James Clear has this unbelievable insight. It doesn't make sense to continue wanting something if you're not willing to do what it takes to get it.”

“The speaker references James Clear's book 'Atomic Habits' to discuss the importance of systems over goals in achieving success and longevity.”

“The speaker references the 'James Clear approach' from his book 'Atomic Habits' regarding focusing on systems rather than goals.”

“In 'Atomic Habits' by James Clear, he discusses the head of the Chinese weightlifting team and the differences between world champions and other elite athletes.”

“Mel Robbins mentions a quote from James Clear, who wrote the book 'Atomic Habits', discussing the importance of systems in achieving goals.”

“James Clear wrote Atomic Habits, which synthesizes research on habits and emphasizes that you will rise or fall to the level of your systems.”

“You know, atomic habits and, you know, obviously James Clear and Tim Ferriss and all those guys.”

“She is basically spinning off of her work. Atomic Habits is all about Dr. Wendy Wood.”

“Not really picking a fight with James Clear because he's a really wise and brilliant and be like, how stupid would it be to pick a fight with Atomic Habits.”

“James clear talks about, uh, building a business, being a personal growth vehicle, masquerading as a capitalist pursuit.”

“James Clear put in a newsletter recently about the trade-off between intensity and consistency in achieving results.”

“The speaker recommends reading 'Atomic Habits' by James Clear to help with starting and maintaining habits, emphasizing the importance of beginning tasks.”

“Atomic Habits by James Clear, one of the best-selling nonfiction books maybe ever, but certainly of the last five years, probably the best-selling nonfiction book over the last five years.”

“Sir David Brailsford, who's known for his marginal gains theory, has written about in the first chapter of James Clear's book, Atomic Habits.”

“The success of the book, which was phenomenal and is in one of my top five, it's still like the number one New York times bestseller.”

“The excerpt mentions James Clear's advice from 'Atomic Habits' about focusing on being just 1% better every day and the importance of having a direction.”

“James Clear talks about with identity based habits is you become the person and you don't just focus on the one outcome.”

“The speaker reflects on the success of 'Atomic Habits' and its long duration on the New York Times bestseller list, indicating a desire for their own work to achieve similar recognition.”

“The speaker includes 'Atomic Habits' by James Clear in a list of recommended books for a young listener.”

“James Clear's book focuses on building good habits and breaking bad ones, emphasizing the importance of small changes and storytelling.”

“The mention of James Clear's book 'Atomic Habits' highlights the idea that outcomes are a lagging measure of inputs, emphasizing the importance of discipline.”

“The speaker mentions learning about the explore-exploit spectrum in Atomic Habits, suggesting it's a commonly held productivity wisdom.”

“The speaker mentions having read 'Atomic Habits' before and discusses how Readwise takes popular quotes and highlights from it.”

“The mention of 'Atomic Habits' comes in the context of discussing popular techniques that people try to replicate for success.”

“It was the best-selling non-fiction book in the world last year, 2021. And it's great.”

“The speaker mentions that telling someone to read 'Atomic Habits' by James Clear doesn't address the deeper issues faced by certain individuals.”

“'Atomic Habits' is recommended for its insights on small daily changes that can lead to significant improvements.”

“I wrote a whole chapter about habit formation and drawing on a lot of incredible books, like Atomic Habits.”

“The speaker reflects on the idea from James Clear's 'Atomic Habits' that you don't rise to the level of your skills, you fall to the level of your attributes.”

“Suggested as a solution for understanding how habits are made and the process of building them.”

“James Clear's book illustrates how small details and consistent habits lead to significant results over time, using the example of a plane's trajectory adjustment.”

“The excerpt mentions the James Clear concept of process goals versus outcome goals, indicating a reference to his book 'Atomic Habits'.”

“James Clear's work in his book, Atomic Habits, examines the side of behavior and habit change.”

“The explore versus exploit paradigm as James Clear talks about it, where you do spend more time, but as we get older and presumably, you're going to have more time to think about those things.”

“The speaker discusses the price difference between online courses and the book 'Atomic Habits' by James Clear, highlighting the value people place on courses over books.”

“The mention of reading James Clear's 'Atomic Habits' last year highlights the concept of identity-based change and how actions shape our identity.”

“The excerpt discusses the disparity in work and remuneration between online courses and books, specifically mentioning James Clear's 'Atomic Habits' as a book that could be purchased for a lower price compared to an online course.”

“The mention discusses the number of sensing cells in our body, highlighting the dominance of sight among them.”

“James Clear is mentioned among influential figures in risk and psychology, suggesting his work is relevant to the discussion.”

“James Clear has been on this show, author of Atomic Habits, my favorite book from the last couple of years. He says the same thing. It's just like, just show up. Just do the thing.”

“There's no problem in the press with someone saying I read James Clear's atomic habits though.”

“Atomic habits is recommended as a book that can provide a master level upgrade to everything in life, making other tasks easier or better.”

“A quote from James Clear highlights the importance of changing your social circle to change your habits.”

“The speaker mentions re-reading 'Atomic Habits' and discusses its relevance to their current activities.”

“James Clear in Atomic Habits references something similar to this when he talks about habit change and uses an analogy of identity-based change.”

“The speaker mentions 'Atomic Habits' as one of the best books read recently, highlighting its synthesis of ideas and examples.”

“James Clear's atomic habits is one that books the trend. You know, that book absolutely will be 10 years, 20 years time, I think, because it's just so, so seminal.”

“Atomic habits has been around for one year despite the fact that it's been around.”

“Atomic Habits book of the year that was last year.”

“The excerpt mentions that anyone who has read James Clear's Atomic Habits knows that you cannot be the best in your field at everything.”

“The speaker encourages listeners to read 'Atomic Habits' by James Clear, highlighting a quote about goals and systems.”

“In James Clear's book Atomic Habits, he gives a great fact about the human body's cells dedicated to senses, highlighting the importance of sight.”

“James Clear, in the episode I did with him earlier this year, uses the same study, I think, in Atomic Habits, discussing how identity impacts our actions.”

“The speaker mentions reading James Clear's 'Atomic Habits' and acknowledges that while there may not be much new information, it is presented concisely and effectively for implementation.”

“The speaker refers to 'Atomic Habits' as a highly recommended book for understanding habits and motivation.”

“I can't help but think about Cal Newport's deep work and James Clear's atomic habits.”

“The discussion revolves around habit formation and behavior change, referencing James Clear's work on habits.”

“The way in which he could distill his ideas and craft sentences that really compress all the wisdom.”

“The excerpt mentions 'Atomic Habits' in relation to systems versus goals in achieving personal objectives.”

“The speaker discusses the framework for building good habits and breaking bad ones, referencing the four laws of behavior change outlined in 'Atomic Habits'.”

“The speaker discusses the actionable insights from 'Atomic Habits' and how it can take a long time to read due to its practical advice.”

“The speaker refers to 'implementation initiatives' as described by James Clear in his book 'Atomic Habits', discussing strategies to improve focus and attention.”

“In 'Atomic Habits', James Clear talks about strategic choices or crucial choices with a downstream relationship, emphasizing single decisions that have multiple benefits.”

“The speaker suggests 'Atomic Habits' by James Clear as a great book for those looking to improve their habits and productivity.”