“The atomic habits thing where you're supposed to attach a habit. To another habit”
“And Atomic habits. You know, I mentioned it once before. There's a reason it sold twenty five million, thirty million copies”
“if somehow it goes viral like psychology of money or atomic habits then your demand will skyrocket”
“some people take atomic habits too far”
“I'd like to also play a clip from James Clear,'cause I think this is also a very valuable clip when fear does show up. So this is the author of Atomic Habits talking to us about fear”
“I was also thinking of more about James Clear stuff. um where he talks about the identity”
“Atomic Habits by James Clare does a good job of outlining this”
“This is also um James Clear's Atomic Habits, phenomenal book, obviously, on on habit formation. Um touches on these kinds of concepts”
“I wonder if'cause you know, obviously James's book Atomic Habits came out and that would like took the world by storm”
“I suppose This is probably one of the advantages of a book like let's say Atomic Habits or Tiny Habits, B J Fogg”
“I you know, everyone's probably read, you know, the top five books, you know, whether it's atomic habits or good to great or you know, and we've tried to implement what was in the book”
“Atomic Habits is is Atomic Habits”
“And I will say this because I love this quote from James Clear, but the thing that separates winners and losers is not their goals. People's goals are the same”
“James Clear, the author of Atomic Habits, sells the feeling of self-control, a feeling that you can take control of your life”
“I've read atomic habits, that changed my outset”
“I always encourage people to start with what I in the book I talk about the two minute rule”
“James Clear was speaking and he's a best selling author of Atomic Habits and he said He found a lead magnet of something like 200 ways to promote your book or to promote something”
“The author of atomic habits. The brilliant James Clear”
“If you read James Clear's Atomic Habits, And you take his habit process”
“James Clear was my guest on that episode, author of the best selling book, Atomic Habits”
“James Clear talks about atomic habits. And he doesn't mean explosive habits. What he means is like the smallest possible thing you can do”
“Now Atomic Habs, the greatest selling book of the past decade, you know, twenty five million copies sold”
“if people liked atomic habits. Or BJ Fogg who is on the show, they're gonna like that stuff as well”
“I don't think that there's that much of a weighting. in terms of the LLM, that James Clare's Atomic Habits on Moby Dick is worth ten million times that of an anime and manga blog”
“in the book Atomic Habits, the author has this really beautiful, uh really beautiful line that's getting a lot of traction in the world these days”
“But then I signed the book deal for Atomic Habits. And I didn't have the capacity to do that and also write the book”
“atomic habits was huge to me and and understanding that”
“Another book I would recommend is James Clare's Atomic Habits”
“The one book that I can kind of think of that everybody kind of addresses when it comes to personal habits is Atomic Habits by James Clear”
“The psychologist James Clear, building on decades of behavioral science, articulated something in atomic habits that has now been validated across hundreds of studies”
“James Clear, Atomic Habits author, is a co-founder”
“have you read Atomic Habits? You read Atomic Habits ... James Clear. Turns out he's written this book”
“If if people liked atomic habits, Or BJ Fogg, who is on the show, they're gonna like that stuff as well because that stuff is also important”
“James Clear is one of the leading experts on habit formation. He wrote the number one New York Times best-selling smash hit, Atomic Habits”
“There's actually of course one on atomic habits, which is um something I'm sure the everyone here in this community loves”
“and James Clear's atomic habits”
“This goes back to the James Clear idea of atomic habits”
“have you read Atomic Habits? Have you read Atomic Habits? I'm talking about athletes, business people, entertainers. And I'm like, what the heck is atomic habits”
“I'm waiting for James to release a follow-up to Atomic Habits to go, okay, well, what about this one”
“James Clear, when he talks about atomic habits, it took him years to write that”
“have you read Atomic Habits? You read Atomic Habits? I'm talking about athletes, business people, entertainers. And I'm like, what the heck is atomic habits”
“James Clear wrote Atomic Habits. That's that number one New York Times best-selling blockbuster of a book”
“He wrote the book Power of Habit, which was a big inspiration to to atomic habits and it was a great book”
“this term was popularized, I believe, by James Clare in his book Atomic Habits”
“But when I saw Atomic Habits come out, I was like But I already read the original”
“This is James Clear, you know, atomic habits, but You go to the bathroom multiple times a day, so check in with yourself while you're there”
“my friend James Clear, he wrote this book called Atomic Habits”
“It's atomic habits, but you can't even tell it's atomic habits because there's so many post-its”
“She's like, we're gonna teach atomic habits. And you know, most of us as adults read it what, twenty five or whatever, you know, after college. But she's like second graders understand one percent better”
“What's the greatest piece of advice you've ever received and why? I mean, I think something that I I don't know if it's a piece of advice, but something I hold on to very tightly all the time comes from Atomic Habits. Oh yeah. Yeah, by James Clear”
“Today's clip is from episode 145 of the podcast with James Clear, author of the best-selling book. Atomic habits”
“atomic habits like small changes are how you make big changes”
“atomic habits doesn't happen or the psychology of money doesn't happen. if the book isn't amazing, right”
“I'm thinking about this James Clear Atomic Habits type stuff”
“i remember speaking to james clear about your habits have to be perfect and he's like no but you wrote the book on habits”
“was nourishing to me or listening to Peterson tell the truth was nourishing to me and stand up straight with your shoulders back and clean your room. I'm like, okay, so that was moving from like results to action and then this is moving from action to emotions. I'm like, okay, there's another level to this and the fact that It was at the time where you go, yeah, things are going pretty well, but like, ha, there is something here that is not whole. I have learned unteachable lesson numb”
“It's not the psychology of money. It's not atomic habits. It's not high agency”
“James Clear Has written. His book is like the number one selling book in the world over the last five years. All categories. It's not like just nonfiction. Not like just in the US. Everything”
“Atomic Habit has sold over 25 million copies and it's still going stronger than ever”
“this is if I could actually add one thing to atomic habits that wasn't in it, it would probably be this”
“best habit book of all time, atomic habits”
“one particular thing you wrote called atomic habits is one of the best selling books in history”
“the best quote of this, I think comes from James Clear or whoever he got it from in his book Atomic Habits”
“And James Clear talks about this in Atomic Habits, that great book”
“Atomic Habits had a huge impact on me”
“she's like, We gotta start teaching in second grade how to do anything, not just think it, but how to do it. And so She's like, we're gonna teach them atomic habits. The book of Comic Habits, which is one percent better, basically”
“And James did a great job with atomic habits, but I will be Delighted to wager. Yeah. Many people. Didn't read the whole thing”
“that he's known for, that's in the front chapter of Atomic Habits was key”
“Atomic habit. Getting habits. And improving them”
“wrote Atomic Habits, which I just want to go on record as saying it's a pretty gosh darn good book”
“Then there's the James Clear. You know, Atomic Habits, David Goggins, Mark Manson”
“I'm looking for an excuse to do a project with George because I really like him and also this was his idea. So I don't wanna steal his idea. I wanna convince him to do this with me. If he w if he really refuses, I'm gonna say, All right, can I just do this myself? And myself. It's Monday. I think this episode goes live on Wednesday. I forget when, but whenever it goes live. Give him he has seven days. If this doesn't get actually. George for Mac. Just tweet at him at just say Do it. An”
“The reason atomic habits was so successful. is because it was pick up by the demographic of Uh women in their thirties”
“First up James Clear. Best selling author of Atomic habits”
“He is the author of the number one New York Times mega bestseller. I'm adding the mega. Atomic habits”
“And I'll actually bring up Something from a conversation I just had this week. with James Clear. So James Clear wrote a book called Atomic Habits. It sold ten million plus copies. Habit's your thing”
“You could look at atomic habits”
“Atomic Habits by James Clear. I was like, Yeah, yeah, she's like it's It's all right. And I was like, Oh, you mean like the best selling book that's like sold like three million copies this year”
“I talked to James Clear about this and he's got a section in Atomic Habits where You know, he identifies this. as one of the most powerful ways. Two change your habits and affect your habits”
“I think James Clear In his book Atomic Habits says it best for me”
“One is James Clear, who wrote a book called Atomic Habits”
“Atomic Habits this year sold or so far has sold around five million books in total”
“in this category, at least Atomic Habits. I think Atomic Habits, he did three million copies sold in about the first two years or something like that”
“before the release of Atomic Habits”
“two books I think are quite good, Near Iall's Indistractable and James Clear's Atomic Habits”
“James Clear wrote this masterpiece of a book called Atomic Habits”
“There's Atomic Habits. I'm reading that right now”
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