The Power of Habit
What's it about
Are you struggling to break a bad habit or build a good one? Stop relying on willpower. This summary reveals the hidden neurological loop that runs your life and gives you a simple, scientific framework for taking back control and creating lasting change. Delve into the powerful "Cue, Routine, Reward" loop that governs your behavior. Through compelling real-world examples from visionary CEOs, champion athletes, and major companies, you'll discover the Golden Rule of Habit Change and learn how to successfully install new routines and transform your life.
Meet the author
Charles Duhigg is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter, formerly with The New York Times, known for synthesizing complex scientific research into compelling narratives. During his reporting from corporate boardrooms to warzones, he became fascinated by how habits shape everything from individual lives to massive organizations. This curiosity sparked a years-long exploration into the neuroscience of habit, culminating in this groundbreaking work that explains the mechanics of our routines and how we can deliberately change them for the better.

What's it about
Are you struggling to break a bad habit or build a good one? Stop relying on willpower. This summary reveals the hidden neurological loop that runs your life and gives you a simple, scientific framework for taking back control and creating lasting change. Delve into the powerful "Cue, Routine, Reward" loop that governs your behavior. Through compelling real-world examples from visionary CEOs, champion athletes, and major companies, you'll discover the Golden Rule of Habit Change and learn how to successfully install new routines and transform your life.
Meet the author
Charles Duhigg is a Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative reporter, formerly with The New York Times, known for synthesizing complex scientific research into compelling narratives. During his reporting from corporate boardrooms to warzones, he became fascinated by how habits shape everything from individual lives to massive organizations. This curiosity sparked a years-long exploration into the neuroscience of habit, culminating in this groundbreaking work that explains the mechanics of our routines and how we can deliberately change them for the better.
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