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If you get 1% worse each day for one year, you decline nearly down to .

James Clear’s bestselling book Atomic Habits revolutionized how we think about behavior change. It proves that massive success does not require massive action. Instead, it relies on the compounding effect of hundreds of small decisions. atomic habits summary ppt

Increase friction. Use a commitment device. Unplug your TV after every use, or give your social media passwords to a friend to change during work hours. Slide 11: The 4th Law – Make it Satisfying If you get 1% worse each day for

To build a good habit, you leverage the positive laws. To break a bad habit, you invert them. How to Create a Good Habit How to Break a Bad Habit 1st Law: Make it Obvious Inversion: Make it Invisible Craving 2nd Law: Make it Attractive Inversion: Make it Unattractive Response 3rd Law: Make it Easy Inversion: Make it Difficult Reward 4th Law: Make it Satisfying Inversion: Make it Unsatisfying Slide-by-Slide PPT Blueprint Instead, it relies on the compounding effect of

This slide addresses the primary reason most people fail to stick with new habits: the expectation of immediate results. It introduces the "Valley of Disappointment", visualized with a graph that shows the line of progress remaining flat for a long period before spiking dramatically upward.