The 3 life-changing ideas in James Clear's Atomic Habits

[@Thomasfrank]

🧐 Hey! This is the start of a 2-part series of sorts. While this video explores some of the really BIG ideas in Atomic Habits, next week's video will summarize Clear's 4-step, tactical process for actually building a specific habit. If you're not subscribed yet, hit that subscribe button so you don't miss it. . 🦙 Get 20% off your annual Brilliant subscription (first 200 people): www.brilliant.org/thomasfrank . 📱 Follow me on Instagram for new Q&A videos every week: instagram.com/tomfrankly . 💪 Bonus resource: Martin's paper-based habit tracking system (template included): collegeinfogeek.com/paper-habit-tracker/ . 🖊 Quote of the week: “I really think a champion is defined not by their wins, but by how they can recover when they fall.” - Serena Williams

[@thelookingcat]

Yay, glad to hear that. Hey Thomas, do you make money from your songs like Icicle Swords? I'm trying to copyright and release songs for a profit but I don't know how to do it smartly. Do you have any tips for me? Or maybe even a video? 🙃

[@Thomasfrank]

@@thelookingcat I do, but it's very little. I think my two songs have about 200k combined streams on Spotify and 150k plays on KZbin, and I've made about $200 so far. For visibility, the thing that's worked for me so far is curating good playlists that get organic search traffic. The two songs I've made fit nicely into those playlilsts, so I was able to slot them in and get them exposure. For income, though, 99% of musicians need to view their music as a marketing tool rather than a moneymaker. Even a million plays on a song won't make you much money, but it might help you build an audience. Then you can monetize in other ways. I think the band Periphery does this really well - they have a mixing/mastering course, a guitar pedal company, signature guitars with PRS, etc. Hope that helps!

[@jem1108]

thanks thomas, a big help.

[@TROOPbuster_ARUN]

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[@kaynbamboozle50]

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[@joshochoa]

"Every action you take is a vote for the type of person you wish to become." - James Clear

[@lewinotusk841]

" You do not rise to the level of your goals, you fall to the level of your system." I've just finished reading it today. Awesome work.

[@ayushrajparihar7610]

Brother it is 1 month since you read the book. Please tell me if you noticed any positive changes. Please don't take my comment in a negative way...... Peace

[@BehindtheBrand]

Thanks Thomas, I think Atomic Habits is a great book too. One of my favorite ideas from James' book is the trap of thinking we need to spend more time learning before we jump into doing something new. The irony is that what we probably need most in that moment isn't more study or preparation -- it's action. Unless we're talking about heart surgeons or airline pilots, more prep doesn't necessarily lead to better results at a certain point. When we start to take those small, actionable steps towards our goal we are that much closer to achieving it.

[@anagha1605]

this was exactly the point where i took a sticky note, stuck it on the page and wrote 'PERSONAL ATTACK' because it was.

[@miguelsalamera9386]

I think it would be better to have a kind of system first than diving straight into any actions.

[@marcoalvarado1337]

@@miguelsalamera9386 Yes I guess that is important, but there is no need to have everything %100 learned and ready to make the first step, you can take some action, try it, get some experience and from that you can improve your system and adapt it to your actual personal needs. In mi case for example, I was spending too much time watching this kind of videos, downloading apps and setting lots of things up, but I wasnt really doing nothing. Now I take small steps, I succeed/fail, come back to my desk and improve the system. (Sorry for bad english)

[@Stephanie-sx6er]

I agree with both of you. Set up the preliminary system then do, then go back to reflect and change, then do the process all over again. Marco, you did a great job in the English part. Congrats!

[@monkiram]

As a medical doctor, this even applies to heart surgeons. There's only so much we can learn by reading books and watching lectures. At some point, surgeons need to get in there and practice it for themselves (of course with lots of supervision and correction)

[@mentorclips3004]

01:30 - 1% Better Every Day 05:23 - Identity-Habit Harmony 09:20 - Democracy of the Self

[@QuestionEverythingButWHY]

"Every action you take is a vote for the type of person you wish to become." --James Clear, Atomic Habits

[@utkarshmalviya5130]

@@murtazabugti9307 why though? I mean how exactly it's detrimental to you or others?

[@bigkoi1015]

@@murtazabugti9307 ads asides they are actually a pretty good channel NGL

[@therandomthoughtsofaninsig5492]

i scrolled down to this comment at the exact moment he said it in the video.

[@WilliamJonesChess]

Exactly. This is a huge idea in the book.

[@tikkj]

My favourite part was when he talks about breaking down the habit into the easiest first action, then just treating that as your habit goal. I've tried for years to get into the habit of going to the gym, but I didn't succeed because the thought of working out was overwhelming on those days I just wake up feeling tired. Then I decided to experiment with making my habit just walking to the gym, that's it. Literally just the 15 minute walk there, zero pressure to work out. But since getting there is the hard part, I always end up doing something while I'm there. Now I've been to the gym every day for the past 7 weeks with zero issues, just from that small switch in mindset. Got a bunch more from the book ofc, but that part changed my life. Love it.

[@biggllim_wtoinftyfrac1wbig975]

that sounds pretty interesting, thanks for sharing

[@HelloFinchy]

Just finished reading this book recently! This is great as a summary.

[@abhiramvishwanath8048]

Me too!

[@BrayanAcostaa]

The book is very inspirational and practical. I read the first chapter and I can say that the book is only going to get better. 😊 😊

[@lafeo0077]

you should download Grammarly

[@lafeo0077]

@Johnny Fyes deserved this comment much. thank you i was quite rude :))

[@rijd2304]

I also like that mindfulness meditation workbook called 30 Days to Reduce Stress by Harper Daniels for building a habit off daily meditation. It helps me.

[@joshochoa]

"Focus not on never failing but on never letting failure become a habit of its own." - Thomas Frank

[@UniqornGleek29]

I just got chills watching this, Thomas! I'm a singer-songwriter who just started my BS/MS in Electrical Engineering and I'm struggling the same way you were. I've used those exact words to my friend who is a civil engineer. "I'm not cut out for this," and luckily he has been telling me the same thing as you. This is great confirmation for me to not give up on reaching my goals of mastering guitar, foreign languages and finish my degree. Thanks so much for the video and keep doing what you're doing. You're such an inspiration.

[@GustavoSilva-ny8jc]

This dude is the GOAT of ad transitions... is unbelievable! I don't know what sorcery Tom uses but he constantly makes me watch until the very end and be genuinely interested in his ads.

[@ajinkyapatil8972]

thomas has now mastered the art of delivering highest quality with a impeccable masterfulness

[@socialnijivotni]

I was going to procrastinate gym today because my week is quite hectic but this video made me put my gym clothes and vote for my healthy self

[@alessandromassa6183]

Hey Thomas, this comes literally from the heart: I've been following you since, I guess, 2015 and I am so proud to have followed you in this journey. You are the one youtuber I still follow having moved away from the digital roulette machines - ironically, thanks to you too. I see you've become conscious, on a personal level, and on broader socio-political themes, you've matured technically and artistically - and idk if you're even gonna see this, but it's just incredibly cool. Plus, you've maintained that lightheartedness which you had at the beginning, but as an adult not as boy. Really, bravo. And bravo to everyone who has helped you along the way. Ciao

[@DerekBearzi]

Whenever I try adding a new habit to my routine, it never seems to work out the first time. I think overcoming failure is a big part of the adaptation process. For me, the key has been accepting that failure and having the persistence to keep going.

[@luismarques3059]

Don't worry. It's what Jordan Peterson once said "the fool is the precursor to the savior". Accept youre bad at first and learn step by step. Better to try and fail a million times than do nothing. Fake it till you make it fam.

[@evanformcr]

Failure is part of the journey, through failure you learn what eventually works for you

[@VihanChelliah]

Love Atomic Habits so much! It changed my life. I even just created a Four Burners Theory video inspired by James Clear 😍

[@nishi8351]

I have read 70%of this book and reading it all over again and getting better than before .thanks for the video .

[@spacewad8745]

Tom is a living example. That’s enough to inspire me.

[@FearlessDreams]

The best way to inspire people.

[@age_a587]

This book finally made changing habits possible for me. Although I do go off track from time to time but the principles in the book really help me to get back on track. The initial chapters in the book are immensely powerful as they directly target your ego. Instead of relying on temporary hacks, James Clear gives us a clear and pragmatic approach towards habit building and breaking.

[@miraclespyer]

Thomas, definitely do more videos like this condensing gold nuggets from great books into easily digestible media. LOVED this one!

[@manasprabhu8915]

Its a blessing when both Thomas and Ali upload on the same day!

[@durgeshkshirsagar116]

James Clear is very clear man. His book is best book till date which I have read.

[@amydavis9588]

Hi Thomas, I actually saw your 2nd Atomic Habits before seeing this one. For whatever reason I never saw this one before till last week. I'm commenting because, well, watching this video really really really helped! I've watched your self discipline video about a billion times and I would always get stuck on the identity step--just wasn't sure where to go with that... So then I see this video and I watch it and your example about the runner and what would the runner do in that situation completely hit home for me and it just clicked. Then you talk about the democracy of self and your personal example of engineering and math and not casting enough votes really resonated with a goal of mine that I just crashed & burned on when the rubber hit the road. Anyway, probably tmi, but I wanted to let you know that this video put me on the right side, so to speak :)

[@luismarques3059]

Once you start an habit and keep it, trust me, It will be easier to add more to your routine. And don't worry if you made progress or not, we all have days when we feel like kings and days when we feel like dummies. Just take the first step guys.

[@nerdmommy7114]

I just read Atomic Habits because of your videos. And I just want to say, IT’S SO COOL THAT YOU WERE MENTIONED IN CHAPTER 18. And that you didn’t even brag about it!

[@jodiehebb9984]

I picked up this book from our library a week or so ago after watching your video recommending it. Its great! I'm really appreciating the wisdom in this, and loving your videos.

[@danimacke6937]

I’ve been listening to atomic habits. It’s a really good book. You have no idea how much your videos have helped me.

[@ShanilleRose]

kinda shook that nate, joey, thomas, and matt all uploaded within the same 24 hour period. is this heaven

[@moneyb21]

Thomas Frank, Matt D'Avella, Ali Abdaal: All upload at the same time My Brain: Time to get smart 🤓

[@aryanagg]

Also Nathniel Drew

[@yikhonggoh764]

Its big brain time

[@scout11238]

Yeah. Compelled already. I've been reading the book and I'm currently on page 230, that's a great book and I built an instant habit due New Year and that's fantastically changed my everyday life as an ex procrastinator, and lazy dog boy. Thanks Thomas Frank for enabling us to be a good constituent of this society. You also do encouraged me whenever I feel exhausted and lazy. God bless your channel and your life towards progression.

[@epochstories]

This is one of the books that I think it's so valuable to read more than once. It's so simple and it doesn't promises any miracles. Yet, one of the most valuable books I've read

[@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195]

Hey dude! You alright? Missed you! I passed two exams in the meantime and lot of the motivation and inspiration I found to endure was thanks to you! About this video: I will never forget that Ted talk about the dude that learned how to knit 🧶 I think he actually also read atomic habits, but nonetheless it changed me completely! I realized that every habit I ever made or any knowledge I ever gained was gained through these basic principles - and all it takes for me to be less scared of a huge goal / task is to remember how it was with things I already know but I haven't known it for example five yrs ago. Identity-habit-thing: this also changed me a lot a couple of months ago when my personal trainer called me a sportist. I was like "F yeah I actually AM a bodybuilder! " Every time I struggle with my new eating habits, just calling myself a bodybuilder changes EVERYTHING! And until my trainer told me that, I never thought about it... She changed my mindset completely! m

[@kevin1james2freeman3]

I've recently picked up this book and have been reading it. Slowly but surely I'm going to be better. I've been following you for a while Thomas, thank you sharing all you've learnt with us.

[@ijumaharjan7976]

you are the most humble and helpful productive guru, i have ever seen.

[@intentionally]

You hit a key aspect here with the identity-habit harmony bit, that needs to be talked about more. We should ask: who am I and who do I want to become? Belief is the most powerful force behind getting habits to stick.

[@john1479]

"Achieving a goal is only a momentary change" really love this book

[@carolynbennett283]

I've not read your book but hope to remember to. I'm bad for setting things aside for later and forget about them. With the net and so much to learn it's hard to stay on track as a person ages. As a human race it seems we set ourselves up for failure. " The new years resolution ". No 1 e.g. The Diet or eating right. From January to March it's hard to get frozen blueberries. I buy them all yr but it's a phase for everyone else. Because it's " good for you ". After 3 months everyone goes right back to the old habits. I think how we were raised has alot to do with our determination and procrastination. My mother didn't believe in diets , just proper eating and staying active. It's a life style not a change. I'm looking forward to this read . I enjoy learning and change is always good .

[@worapank.7542]

Thanks for the video!

[@anjalimishra6910]

Recently I just listened its audio narration....best work i've came across till now

[@QuestionEverythingButWHY]

“Good habits formed at youth make all the difference.” ― Aristotle

[@cortex1014]

Yeah but aristotle also thought that atoms weren't real soo....

[@Thomasfrank]

@@cortex1014 I shudder to think about how much we're currently wrong about science...

[@wakatpr6583]

Cortex101 I mean he didn’t have many reasons to believe they existed back then. Also Aristotle said so many things that many are dumb and wrong. But he also said some smart things and like.. basically invited science

[@yarielrobles9003]

@@Thomasfrank quantum physics go brrrrrrr

[@gusmonster59]

Maybe. I taught my child to their bed every day. It never 'took' that child is now an adult slob. Lovable, but a slob. **L**

[@ernest3286]

Wow, it's been like... seven years since I first found the College Info Geek site. Your latest videos are incredibly polished, and surprisingly entertaining at the same time. I see no better evidence of compounding improvements than from watching you yourself grow, Thomas!

[@hamilpatel4025]

LOve your videos. Especially the Democracy of the self. I feel defeated sometimes without even giving it a real try, or I start the day off poorly and just give up. But I see how this is a self-fulfilling prophecy, and I don't have to be like that.

[@miaumichimiau]

I learnt the 1% rule here and started applying it to my art career and the results, oh surprise, are that I KNOW I've improved a lot and, even if I haven't put too much effort into it (or I don't feel it that way), everyone is telling me that my improvement in the last few months is huge. And the best part about everything altogether is that I'm allowing myself to make mistakes, to do things with the level I have right now bad improving 1 new little thing at a time AND I'm having soooooo much fun during the process!! I'm much more confident with my art and the learning path has become more interesting. Thank you so so much, Thomas!! 🙌🙌🙌

[@devakinandan23]

the life-changing video I heard audiobook now my understanding got even stronger thank you so much

[@devakinandan23]

by the way, today is my birthday 23rd

[@andrewma9975]

Starting new habits even though it is not a new year! This is my every day's resolution!

[@irfanbhuiyan620]

I've read this book in June of this year, wanting to utilise my quarantine for better habits. Well, long story short, I have been able to successfully put in motion 4 habits that i pursue almost everyday. This book was a gem and if anyone is on the fence on reading this just do it, this is probably the single best book i've read in 2020

[@Wendathena]

Good info. I have always been a daily exerciser - bike ride, hike, walk, ski (in winter). No gym membership and no indoor home exercise routine because I didn't need it. Over the summer we had terrible air quality for over a month (air quality index of 300+) in the Sierra Nevada of CA due to forest fires. Changed locations and didn't have a good routine or access to open space so was not getting out as much but not too worried about because the occasional skipping of exercise had not been too. much of a problem. Fast forward to November and the daily exercise identity has weakened in the 6 months, and now go many days without exercise. I stepped on the scale - have gained 6 lbs and feel pretty out of shape. So, this is a good reminder that the compounding effect works both ways.

[@ak_7973]

What a coincidence! I just started reading this book 4 days ago and you are here with the summary! Thanks Thomas!

[@bhargav7476]

9:37 I really respect and appreciate the thought process that went behind this clip

[@monikaczng]

As you were talking about your situation with not becoming an engineer, I remembered how I too steered away from Math after the 5th grade, since we had gotten a teacher who, although was a genius, couldn't actually teach well and never checked on our homework, so we lost interest and only did the bare minimum. So I got it into my head that I'm not good at Math, even though I went to Match competitions until the 5th grade. Couple of years ago I got interested in a course in Finance, and my mom's reaction was to immediately tell me that I might fail, since I'm bad at Match. So here's an interesting topic: if someone says they're not good at something, should we encourage them to keep trying because they will get better at it, or leave them be to decide what is it that they might actually like better than the first topic they mentioned?

[@AmanKumarVlogs]

Thomas frank Is such a great motivation for me on my youtube journey,I am glad I was motivated by this man

[@chaddad4046]

This was the best book I read all quarantine.

[@FearlessDreams]

Try sell or be sold by Grant Cardone. It's not about habits, but it's a great book for skills that anyone needs.

[@PaulOuzounov]

'Acting as if' is a wonderful mantra to remember for yourself if you ever want to make meaningful change!

[@krissykrissylove]

I watched this as a revision of the ideas in the book. My all-time fav!

[@aviralsaxena2650]

Is this just a coincidence that Thomas Frank, Better Ideas, Nathaniel Drew, and Ali Abdaal, all post on the same day 🤔 ?

[@hypatiakovalevskayasklodow9195]

And a lucky one at that!

[@timotheeburkhard6558]

Gosh Nathaniel is so overrated, just look his titles... They're so clickbait it's cringy

[@kipz]

it is not. wednesday is the best day for views

[@kahheng9635]

You're pretty lit for subscribing to all of them

[@alphatucana]

An alternative to focusing on your identity: just take your mind off whatever the obstacle is. Think about anything else, or let your mind drift where it will, other than the offending obstacle. If you're not thinking about how exhausted your are on your run or whatever, then it is no longer as much of an obstacle for you. I find most of the obstruction is in my mind with things like this. As you say, I think things like, "Why am I doing this to myself?" or "Why do I have to suffer?" or some such. Just... don't think it. When you do, smile 'cos you've caught it, and reflect on something else instead.

[@suprajasathyamurthy1464]

I read this book it's really amazing it would be great if you get some time read it. But this vedio has given a perfect summary of that book . Great work👏👏👏👏👏👌👌

[@raghoodfirst574]

Big thanks Thomas for your efforts ,you opened my eyes.

[@pffftt1234]

I keep seeing this book everywhere, I’ll take that as a sign it needs to be read..

[@auralunaa]

Taking a step back and ACTUALLY looking at the biological chain of habit (and addiction) formation in itself can help distance oneself from the illusion of pleasure and thus make the process of reframing ending a bad habit to positive A LOT easier.. this helped me quit most of my bad habits and addictions alone. Realizing that “I” wasn’t addicted to it, and that I truly wanted the complete opposite, but merely it was a product of human biology; an almost inevitable process if not consciously monitored. Maybe this can help you too 🤔

[@aeid99]

joachimbrams - inner mastery you’re being is the product of a thousand (mostly) environmental causes, but you’re the only one responsible for you and the choices you make going forward.

[@VeritableVagabond]

I see making it impersonal might help.

[@auralunaa]

​@@aeid99 I totally agree, Aya - if I understand you correctly. Our environment growing up is responsible for a lot of our programming. The subconscious mind is highly susceptible to input and learning as it's in a theta brain wave state (almost hypnotic) and thus easily influenced, especially considering our critical mind can't stand guard to input, as it isn't really developed before the age of 7 and thus we have no choice but to accept what comes our way. We simply don't know better. But yes, once we grow up we definitely have the opportunity to increase our awareness towards our conditioning by doing the inner work, and improving that moving forward. So I definitely resonate with your message! Have an amazing day 🙏

[@auralunaa]

@@VeritableVagabond Worked very well for me that's all I can say... Let me know if you have any questions. Couldn't really go too much into detail with my comment. Have a great day!

[@VeritableVagabond]

@@auralunaa do you this summary is enough or should I read the book

[@mahmoudheretani8683]

Despite living in a country where everything is full of misery and sorrow, I found these ideas (habits, self-discipline ...etc) the only way to prosper and evolve, I read this book a month ago and it was a life-changing point, I reread the cheat sheet every day to remember myself of the importance of small changes and thanks Thomas for your video, cannot wait to see the second part.

[@Prof.SchulzeSternberg]

Developer Shelter Which country would that be? Wish you only the best.

[@mahmoudheretani8683]

@@Prof.SchulzeSternberg Syria

[@naveengwalia4007]

I relate to your story from college, I too used to think I was not made for engg so I performed poorly because simply I didnt put enough work in. Although I believe where I am going is very good for me, I regret having that belief system which I have thrown away now.

[@jamalyousaf3066]

One of the best books and i can say the book which made a productivity machine and changed my life. A must read

[@jennifer_ju]

I ordered this book a few days ago and today it arrived and now this video shows up on my feed. Must be a sign :)

[@thefitnesspsych]

This book is the essential guide for anyone wanting to change their behaviour!

[@Claudiuyoro]

Atomic Habits is the best book I have ever read! I couldn't stop reading it, in a few days was done! :) I believe it's that kind of book that you keep coming back and read it again and again because you get a deeper understanding always when you return to it! As for the video, great content! Thank you!

[@krishnadhakal8814]

Absolutely right what you said.

[@waiifii22]

I love watching one of your videos in the morning.. wakes me up and gives me that feeling of "seize the day!" Thank you :)

[@cileft011]

i think one of the hugest barriers to assuming a new identity around the thing you're learning is, ironically, learning communities. one of the first things i usually do when i pick something new up, is go on the reddit page to get some centralized information and usually some enthusiast/expert opinions, but the same trip to reddit also exposes me to aaaaall those enthusiasts debating about *exactly* which method is the best approach/what's the best best resource, etc. etc. we're living in a time when there's SO much information available that it's actually pretty intimidating. it gives beginners the wrong idea that adopting whatever hobby involves gaining textbooks worth of knowledge and often a huge financial investment.

[@nomad1517]

I've read many habit formation books, this one is the all time best. And is also beyond realistic. If you haven't read it. I'd highly recommend it.

[@CassieWinter]

I really like #3, the idea of "the democracy of self." Thinking of having democratic votes when making choices, instead of approaching choices like a binary, is much more useful of a paradigm if you ask me.

[@riobe]

just listened to the Ground Up Show episode with James Clear, and now this video's come out and I'm 100p ordering this book right now. very helpful!!

[@sulaimanalmahrooqi188]

you wont regret for sure

[@antoniariboni8537]

I have both the hard copy and audible. Being able to listen to books has been a game changer. Losing time driving in peak hour traffic has turned into learning in 'traffic university' 😁

[@Aura-bu9jb]

Can we just appreciate how Thomas put a link to a charity fundraise in the description instead of putting a donate link or something?

[@alfusca9824]

You explain the atomic habits concepts really well. I’m really enjoying them & find them really helpful. Thanks!

[@CherrySodaStar]

This is perfect. I had the same idea about Identity, but when I would try to talk to people about it they just didn't get it. Maybe I wasn't very good at expressing the idea, but you put it very well. thanks!

[@dudebro4089]

1 - if you just get 1% better everyday for a year, you'll get 37 times better compared to when u started. It acts like compound interest. Consistency is key. 2 - when you believe in an identity and embody that, you'll want to act according to it. So if you want to get into shape, believe and embody the identity of an athlete and what do athletes do? They work out. So the system is more important than your goals 3 - every action is a vote for the type of person you want to become. To become the person you want to become, you just have to acquire the majority of the votes, not all of them. So don't be discouraged if you get something wrong and just try to cast a vote in the side you want to become next time so that that side wins...

[@michaeljbuckley]

Great Summary. On the "vote" concept, it's important to be honest too. If today was bad it's important to call it out. I've started using a visual checklist to manage this honesty policy.

[@AmanManazir]

love that good old usa sunglasses phone couch fall clip 0:25

[@aakashkumaran142]

Just as usual the video is so much informative and amazing Tom

[@niamhneeve5900]

I watched you before, but didn't realise you were mentioned in the book until I read that today. It made me smile 😄

[@rishikapandey5351]

Thomas sir you insipred me alot everytime you come give us a dose of motivation

[@anjalijha8550]

I'm not the first, I'm not the last, but when I see your video, I click so fast that my phone blast. You're awesome, Tom.

[@civilizedmonster]

I like that.

[@porusmetro]

That's crush

[@jamiemason7924]

I was waiting for you to make a video on atomic habits. One of the best books out there for goal setting. Especially goals VS systems

[@GabeMillerMusic]

"Don't make the second mistake" has been hugely helpful for me when dealing with setbacks. Great video as always!

[@businessguide6219]

This video is worth watching! More of this, please!

[@FirstPrincipleGuy]

5:23 great point buddy! ... An example is lifting. You don't become a "jacked lifter" only after putting in the work, but actually after fully identifying as a "jacked lifter"... Posture, body language, etc

[@ediqve]

Amazing! I’ve seen the book many times (probably at airport bookstores) long before I’ve stumbled upon the author. After watching your video, things are getting clearer. Thank you for this crystal clear deconstruction of an already-amazing and practical idea 💡 about the “aggregated marginal gains” .

[@HarmoActive]

I have just discovered your channel. Great stuff! I have read Atomic Habits but thanks for reminding me of the key takeaways from this great book. :)

[@tumblingrosesstudio]

Your work is so HYPEREXCELLENT- thank you! If you have ambitions of starting a TV show, I think there's a home for your work there, too!

[@keshavmundhra6902]

Hey Tom a video on self awareness and self introspection please!

[@kaitlynk2145]

Notification Squad!!! Keep up the great work!

[@kimberlywalker1015]

🙂I'm reading the book, now...and, have learned and applied these concepts. Your video really brought out some of those wonderful points...that I had thought about....but, still needed to ponder. 🙂Thank you🙂

[@dmytrobratchun5663]

If I'm running at speed 10 km/h and I will try to become better by 1 percent every day. After a year I will be running at speed 370 km/h and I need only 4 year and 9 month to run at the speed of light. Awesome 🥳

[@kenohara53]

That's so crazy, i just read the sample of this book! Thank you Thomas Frank. 15 dollars is too much for me to read a self help book. Thanks!

[@lisalisa-fb4zz]

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The first KZbinr that's actually motivated me a bit🔥keep it up

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Always enjoy a new good read - will have to bookmark this one!

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Thank you so much for this video. I was gonna put my vote to be lazy today, but now I'll get stuff done.

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I just wrote 600 words using your techniques. I FWORD-ING LOVE YOU MAN.