Atomic Habits

James Clear, 詹姆斯·克利尔

出版社

Avery

出版时间

2018-10-16

ISBN

9780735211292

评分

★★★★★
书籍介绍
No matter your goals, Atomic Habits offers a proven framework for improving--every day. James Clear, one of the world's leading experts on habit formation, reveals practical strategies that will teach you exactly how to form good habits, break bad ones, and master the tiny behaviors that lead to remarkable results. If you're having trouble changing your habits, the problem isn't you. The problem is your system. Bad habits repeat themselves again and again not because you don't want to change, but because you have the wrong system for change. You do not rise to the level of your goals. You fall to the level of your systems. Here, you'll get a proven system that can take you to new heights. Clear is known for his ability to distill complex topics into simple behaviors that can be easily applied to daily life and work. Here, he draws on the most proven ideas from biology, psychology, and neuroscience to create an easy-to-understand guide for making good habits inevitable and bad habits impossible. Along the way, readers will be inspired and entertained with true stories from Olympic gold medalists, award-winning artists, business leaders, life-saving physicians, and star comedians who have used the science of small habits to master their craft and vault to the top of their field. Learn how to: * make time for new habits (even when life gets crazy); * overcome a lack of motivation and willpower; * design your environment to make success easier; * get back on track when you fall off course; ...and much more. Atomic Habits will reshape the way you think about progress and success, and give you the tools and strategies you need to transform your habits--whether you are a team looking to win a championship, an organization hoping to redefine an industry, or simply an individual who wishes to quit smoking, lose weight, reduce stress, or achieve any other goal.
AI导读
核心看点
  • 习惯是复利,每天进步1%将带来巨大改变
  • 核心在于身份转变,而非单纯追求目标
  • 提供四定律框架,让好习惯显而易见且令人愉悦
适合谁读
  • 希望建立自律体系、改善日常行为的读者
  • 受困于拖延症、难以坚持计划的自我提升者
  • 对心理学应用及个人成长方法论感兴趣的读者
读前提醒
  • 重点阅读实操策略,理论部分可快速浏览
  • 建议边读边实践,将书中方法应用于生活
  • 关注身份认同与习惯养成的双向塑造关系
读者共识
  • 内容极其务实,提供大量可立即执行的行动指南
  • 逻辑清晰简洁,比传统鸡汤书更具科学性和系统性
  • 虽理论深度有限,但作为习惯养成入门书非常优秀

本导读基于书籍简介、目录、原文摘录、短评和书评生成,不等同于全文精读。

精彩摘录
  • "如果你从未改变支配着你以往行为的潜在信念,你很难改变你的习惯。你虽然制定了目标和新计划,但你还是你,没有任何变化。 真正行为上的改变是身份的改变。你可以出于某种动机而培养一种习惯,但让你长期保持这种习惯的唯一原因是它已经与你的身份融为一体。改善是暂时的,除非它们成为你的一部分。"
  • "两步过程:1、决定你想成为哪类人;2、用小嬴证明给自己看。你的习惯塑造你的身份,你的身份塑造你的习惯。这是一条双行道。"
  • "1. 习惯是自我提高的复利。从长远来看,每天进步1%的效果不容小觑。 2. 你的身份来自你的习惯。每个行动都是你在投票给你想成为的人。 3. 习惯的最终目的是用尽可能少的精力和努力来解决生活中的问题。 4. 通过说出你的行动,指差确认将你的意识程度从下意识的习惯状态提升到警觉的水平。 5. 创建执行意图是一种策略,你可以用它将新习惯与特定的时间和地点整合。 6. 在新的环境中培养新的习惯更容易,因为你不会受到与旧习惯相关联的提示的干扰。 7. 自控能力强的人尽量远离充满诱惑的环境。逃避诱惑比抗拒诱惑容易。 8. 正是对奖励的期待,而不是奖励本身,促使我们采取行动。预期越高,多巴胺峰值越大。 9"
  • "changes that seem small and unimportant at first will compound into remarkable results if you’re willing to stick with them for years. We all deal with setbacks but in the long run, the quality of our lives often depends on the quality of our habits. With the same habits, you’ll end up with the same"
  • "这是一个简单的两步过程: (1)決定你想成为哪类人。 (2)用小证明给自己看。 首先,选定你想成为什么样的人。这在个人、团队、社区、国家等各个层面都适用。你想代表什么?你的原则和价值观是什么?你想成为哪种人? 这些都是大问题,许多人并不知道从何说起,但是他们确实知道自己想要什么样的结果:练出六块腹肌,不再感到焦虑,或者让自己的薪水翻倍。这些都没问题。就以此为开端,从你想要的结果开始往回推,弄清楚什么样的人才能得到这些结果。问自己:“拥有我想要的结果的人属于哪个类型?”什么人减肥可以减掉40磅?什么人能够学习ー门外语?什么人能够成功创业? 例如,“能著书立说的是什么样的人?”这个人可能具有专心致"
  • "伏尔泰这样写道:“至善者,善之敌。” 我称之为酝酿与行动的区别。两者听上去差别不大,但它们真的不一样。酝酿意味着你在计划、策划和学习。这些都是好东西,但是它们不会产生结果。 另外,采取行动是产生结果的行为类型。如果我为写文章而罗列出了二十个想法,那是酝酿;如果我真的坐下来开始写文章,那是行动;如果我要制订一个更好的饮食计划并就此读了一些书,那是酝酿;如果我真的吃了一顿健康的饭,那就是实质上的行动。 有时候酝酿也是有益的,但是它本身永远不会产生结果。不管你和私人教练谈了多少次,都不会让你的身体更健康,只有开始锻炼,才能得到你想要的结果。 如果酝酿并不能带来结果,我们为什么还要这样做?有时我们这"
  • "聪明不如好奇,拥有动机与好奇心比聪明有用,因为会带来行动。光是聪明,永远不会产生成果,因为聪明无法让你行动。刺激行为的是欲望不是智力,如企业家兼投资人纳瓦尔拉威康特所言:做任何事的要诀就是先培养对那件事的欲望。"
  • "意识先于欲望。当你赋予提示一定意义之后,就会产生渴求。你的大脑会构造种情绪或感觉来描述你的现状,这意味着渇求只会产生于你发现了机会之后。 幸福即无欲。当你观察到提示,但不想改变你的现状时,说明你安于现状。 我们追寻的是快乐的理念。快乐来自行动。 当你不把你的观察结果转化为问题时,你就能实现心态平和。任何行为的第一步都是观察。你会注意到一个提示,一点信息,一个事件。如果你不想对你所观察到的事情采取行动,那么你是平静的。 渴望是想有所作为。观察未引发渴望说明你没有认识到需要有任何作为。 有了充足的理由,可以克服任何困难。强烈的渴望可以推动伟大的行动一一即使阻力巨大。 积极性和好奇心比头脑灵活更重要"
作者简介
James Clear is an author and speaker focused on habits, decision-making, and continuous improvement. His work has appeared in the New York Times, Entrepreneur, Time, and on CBS This Morning. His website receives millions of visitors each month and hundreds of thousands subscribe to his popular email newsletter at jamesclear.com. He is a regular speaker at Fortune 500 companies and his work is used by teams in the NFL, NBA, and MLB. Through his online course, The Habits Academy, Clear has taught more than 10,000 leaders, managers, coaches, and teachers. The Habits Academy is the premier training platform for individuals and organizations that are interested in building better habits in life and work. You can learn more at habitsacademy.com. jamesclear.com
用户评论
非常实用好读的自救技巧书,绝佳入门,不宜深究。对于大部分路人读者来说,习惯相关的书看这一本就够了,全书核心概念是最小习惯单位,把诱发习惯的环境和系统做微量调整便能开始迭代积累,千里之行始于足下。比起《Drive》里推导出的习惯养成机制三部曲「触发、行为、奖励」,作者在中间加多了一个「动力」的第四象限,但这本书毕竟理论根基薄弱只能靠案例来凑,四个象限中总有重复,这是我认为内容编排略显粗糙的地方。最后的散文章节比正文更有趣,尤其是作者习惯的养成体系去套在「如何通过重复尝试找到与天赋匹配的事业领域」这个问题上。
最终还是要养成终身提升自己的习惯……
简短有效的习惯养成小册子,决定试试:用identity驱动行为;给好习惯一个低的起点并与愉快的事情联系在一起,把坏习惯推远;不要成为完美主义者,完成比完美重要;达到阶段性的目标要奖励自己;用专业精神克服惰性和无聊阶段;多个好习惯的叠加可以塑造与众不同的自己;定期回顾自己的成就,锁定好习惯,进一步开发自己。
看起来容易 做起来可难 比如健身 你想一边健身还一边每天高负荷呢 体力🉐️跟得上才行呀 = =
I’m a bit late in the atomic habits game but was also just when I needed it the most. It was more than a few strategies but great stories too. “The only way to become excellent is to be endlessly fascinated by doing the same thing over and over. You have to fall in love with boredom.”
Tiny habits,big change.
除了观点的本身,觉得作者厉害在特别会讲故事。。。花了一个月的睡前时间慢慢读完了。最大收获是identity和营造有利环境。不求完美只求1%成长让人很容易坚持下去。到了后面的懈怠感需要咬咬牙坚持过去就别有洞天
Easy to read and provide so many practical methods and techniques to get ground by oneself. But it’s kindda cliche(personal view). The biggest benefit from this book is that it systematically tells me how a habit continues and why not to chase a goal. It’s also kindda overwhelming(habits show your identity).
You get what you repeat.
If you want better results, then forget about setting goals. Focus on your system instead.
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