书籍介绍
大多数改变计划的失败,不是因为你懒,而是因为你把起点设得太高。《微习惯》的核心主张朴素到近乎“愚蠢”:把目标压缩到小得不会失败(一个俯卧撑、一句波斯语),先骗自己跨过从“不做”到“做”那道最窄的鸿沟,再靠超额完成的余量自然生长。它刻意与“打鸡血、定大目标”的流行方法论对立——动力靠感受,不可靠;意志力有限,会耗尽,唯有降低启动阻力才能省着花。读者反复提及的,正是这种“不内疚、不自我攻击”的温和:状态好时多做,状态差时交基本任务,反而更容易长期坚持。它适合那些立flag必崩、因目标太大而迟迟不敢开始的人,以及厌倦了自律即自虐叙事的人。代价是:作者被不少读者嫌“把几千字硬撑成全书”,理论单薄,真正的功夫全在你是否肯真的用起来。
作者简介
Stephen Guise founded the award-winning* Deep Existence blog in 2011. He has been writing about and researching personal growth strategies since 2004. Stephen's articles have been featured on some of the world's most popular websites, including: Lifehacker, Mind Body Green, Problogger, Tiny Buddha, Dumb Little Man, and Pick The Brain, among others.
Fueled by his passion for personal growth and a penchant for in-depth research and analysis, Guise has developed an array of unconventional, result-driven ideas. In particular, his ideas of extreme willpower conservation, non-motivation-based action plans, multiple-cue habit formation, success-cycling, and "stupid small" steps form the unique foundation of his first-published--and second overall--book, "Mini Habits."
*Deep Existence was voted the #1 personal development blog of 2012 by White Dove Books readers and staff over 22 other nominees.