Format: Kindle eBook
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Book Description
Part of the No Shit Guide Series this book will help you to break unwanted habits and replace them with successful habits that will recreate your life. Everything you do is a habit from tying your shoe laces to your habit of exercising ( or not) Your habit of being productive (or not) is an classic example of a habit that will help or hinder you in both your career and finances. You don't need to understand how your brain actually forms a habit anymore then you need to be a mechanic to understand how to drive a car. You simply need to know how to replace your old habits with new handpicked ones.
This Book is for people who want to cut straight to the chase and get there old habits replaced with supportive new habits that will aid you towards achieving your goals.
Product Details
- File Size: 98 KB
- Print Length: 22 pages
- Simultaneous Device Usage: Unlimited
- Sold by: Amazon Digital Services, Inc.
- Language: English
- ASIN: B007YLY4PA
- Text-to-Speech: Enabled
- X-Ray: Enabled
- Lending: Enabled
Shows how to keep yourself accountable to your new habits
By Ann
This book has helped show me how to align my behaviors (habits) with my goals and suggested ways of keeping myself accountable which is where I had really let myself down in the past and Ive found that information to be invaluable. Well formatted which is always a bonus when reading via kindle.
Good Book Nice Ideas
By Chris
Good book with some nice ideas. Easy to understand and I like the fact that I don't have to read hundreds of pages to find out what I actually brought the book for.
Made Me Think Differently
By Jordy
I was a little concerned about the series title but I was pleasantly surprised. Its a book that gets straight to the point unlike so many others that are full of fluff. Love a good read, but with non fiction books like this I prefer this format of cutting straight to the chase. Overall some great points that made me think differently and a great first foray into the kindle book world for me.
