Well, one book that truly changed the way I think is Atomic Habits by James Glare. The book was discussed about how small steps lead to big progress. If we do it consistent, and James Glare said in his book, he said that progress is not coming with big, dramatic stop. It’s coming with small step that we keep doing every day even it’s just 1%. I decided to read this book because I’m struggling to keep up my motivation when I try to build a new habit. It’s just like exercise or just study every day. Many friends recommended these books to me and I’m curious about it. After I read this book I thought that to be succeed people have to have a strong motivated, motivated, motivated, and have to incredibly discipline. I always blame myself if I get failure to keep up my good habits and I thought the problem is just the character and what I want but after I read this book my perspective was changed completely changed and I realized that failure is not make my character weak, trying to be weak. It’s just because the wrong system. This… yes, yes.
Band 6+: Describe a book that changed your perspective on something. You should say: - What the book was about - Why you decided to read it - What your perspective was before reading it And explain how the book changed your perspective.
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Well, one book that truly changed the way I think is Atomic Habits by James Clear. The book discusses how small steps lead to big progress. If we do it consistently, James Clear said in his book that progress does not come with big, dramatic stops. It comes from the small steps that we keep doing every day, even if it's just 1%. I decided to read this book because I was struggling to keep up my motivation when trying to build a new habit, like exercising or studying every day. Many friends recommended this book to me, and I was curious about it. After I read this book, I thought that to be successful, people have to have strong motivation and incredible discipline. I always blamed myself if I failed to maintain my good habits, thinking the problem was just my character and what I wanted. However, after reading this book, my perspective completely changed, and I realized that failure does not make my character weak. It's just due to the wrong system. This... yes, yes.
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