Further Reading: James Clear on Atomic Habits and Behaviour Design

Coaching goals fail quietly when systems do not support them. James Clear's Atomic Habits popularised a practical stack: make habits obvious, attractive, easy, and satisfying — and focus on identity-based change rather than one heroic burst of motivation.

For coaches, the useful part is how cleanly the model translates into weekly experiments: environment design, habit stacking, and tracking that does not become shame. Clients who 'know what to do' but do not do it often need this level of behavioural specificity.

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• James Clear — official site
  Source: Articles, newsletter, and habit resources
• Atomic Habits
  Source: Official page for Atomic Habits

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