I avoided this one for a long time because self-help books usually leave me cold. Picked it up on a friend's recommendation and I was wrong.
The headline idea — that tiny improvements compound — isn't new. What's good about the book is the practical machinery around it: the two-minute rule, habit stacking, environment design.
Not every chapter landed for me, but enough did that I've started using the ideas. Worth the read.
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Thanks for writing this up. The bit about batching meetings is something I really need to start doing.
Nice read. I had a similar experience with dual monitors — one good screen beat two mediocre ones for me.
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