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1- What This Book Solves
We don’t fail because we lack motivation.
We fail because our systems are weak.
Tiny habits → tiny improvements → massive results over time.
2-Core Idea
Small habits, repeated consistently, compound into big change.
⭐ BIG CONCEPTS
✅ 1. Habits = Compound Interest
Small 1% improvements daily → huge growth.
Small 1% declines daily → slow self-destruction.
Focus: progress, not perfection.
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3- Identity > Goals
Instead of asking:
“What do I want to achieve?”
Ask: “Who do I want to become?”
Goals give direction.
Systems create results.
Example:
Goal: Run a marathon.
Identity: Become a runner.
When identity changes, habits stick.
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4- The Habit Loop
Every habit has 4 stages:
1. Cue – something triggers the behavior
2. Craving – desire for change
3. Response – the actual habit
4. Reward – satisfaction that reinforces it
To change habits, change the loop.
🚀 THE 4 LAWS OF BEHAVIOR CHANGE
✅ LAW 1: Make It Obvious
Design the environment to support the habit.
Tools: Habit stacking: After X, I will do Y.
Environment design: Put good cues in sight, bad cues out of sight.
Example: Keep water bottle on desk → drink more.
✅ LAW 2: Make It Attractive
We repeat what feels rewarding.
Tools: Pair a habit with something enjoyable (Temptation Bundling)
Join a group where the behavior is normal
Example: Listen to music only while exercising.
✅ LAW 3: Make It Easy
Reduce friction.
Tools:2-Minute Rule: Start so small it’s impossible to fail.
Prepare the environment in advance.
Example: Lay out gym clothes at night.
Small action → momentum → identity shift.
✅ LAW 4: Make It Satisfying
Instant reward reinforces behavior.
Tools: Habit tracker
Celebrate small wins
Don’t break the chain
If it feels good now, you’ll repeat it later.
❌ BREAKING BAD HABITS (INVERSE LAWS)
1. Make It Invisible – remove cues
2. Make It Unattractive – reframe cost
3. Make It Difficult – add steps
4. Make It Unsatisfying – add accountability
Example:
Delete food delivery apps → harder to order junk.
🧩 KEY TAKEAWAYS
Tiny habits matter more than big goals.
Identity change is the strongest fuel.
Environment beats motivation.
Consistency > intensity.
✅ 10 QUICK MICRO HABITS
Tiny → repeatable → transformative.
🎯 WHY THIS BOOK WORKS
It removes pressure.
It makes change doable.
It builds confidence through small wins.