Like others who have written reviews I have followed James Clear since he started his blog and find his style of writing appealing because itâs âclearâ (no pun intended), pragmatic and believable because he has âclearlyâ (again, no pun intended) done his homework and thoroughly researched the ideas he presents. Also, like other reviewers, I have read A LOT about habits, behavior change and Iâm familiar with premises behind the tiny changes and habit stacking models. When James announced his book release I was excited for his accomplishment and admittedly a bit dubious about what new idea could he possibly add. I like this guy and he does practice what he preaches but what else can you add to developing positive habits thatâs not already been said. Well, after reading Atomic Habits I can honestly say that James Clear has not only added quite a lot but did so in an engaging, enjoyable manner that includes relevant stories and examples. If you are seeking to change or improve habits then please do yourself a favor and read this book. Seriously you wonât need all the other books because this one has covered an exhaustive amount of research and makes it easy for you to understand how to change your habits (hint: itâs not you âitâs your system)