Alright, the most important book that I have ever read is the Atomic Habits by Robert… No, no, by James Clear actually, yeah. The first time when I opened this book, I didn’t even expect anything that would have an influence on me, but believe me when I got in the middle of the book I was impressed of the information that was written by the author. The book says that our habits are the triggers that can make our life easier or even worse if we have the bad habits and this book helped me have to get rid of the bad ones and buy new goods and useful habits. For example, I quit smoking, saying for this book, the instructions that I learned from this book that if I want to quit something I should do like like hide this thing from my eyes that I can’t see that on my table or my shelf or to buy a good one I should I want to buy a habit to read books every day. I place this book on my table where I can see it every day. Whenever I’m walking around, I walk past my table. I have the book and I just read about 10 pages and it’s daily. I think it was a great progress. And the same situation with smoking.
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Alright, the most important book that I have ever read is Atomic Habits by James Clear. The first time I opened this book, I didn't expect anything that would influence me, but believe me, when I got to the middle of the book, I was impressed by the information that the author presented. The book says that our habits are the triggers that can make our lives easier or even worse if we have bad habits. This book helped me get rid of the bad ones and adopt new, good, and useful habits. For example, I quit smoking, following the instructions I learned from this book. If I want to quit something, I should hide it from my sight so I can't see it on my table or my shelf. To develop a good habit, like reading books every day, I placed this book on my table where I can see it every day. Whenever I walk around, I pass my table, see the book, and read about 10 pages daily. I think it was great progress. The same situation applies to smoking. This book has truly changed my perspective on how habits shape our lives.
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