Resumen libro: hábitos atómicos Flashcards

(54 cards)

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T or F: tiny changes in our habits can change the trajectory of our lives in ways we can’t even notices

A

true

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Who wrote the book atomic habits?

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James Clear

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T o F: you aren’t your habits

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false, YOU ARE

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A slight change in your daily habits can guide your life to a…

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very different destination

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Massive actions vs 1% improvement

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it’s the tiny improvements that create incredible change

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In what ways your habits can compound against you

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in the form of stress, negative self-talk

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In what ways your habits can compound for you

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knowledge, productivity, skills, relationships

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Success is the products of daily habits…

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not once-in a lifetime transformations

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9
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The truth about progress

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-valley of disappointment
-patience is required

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Valley of disappointment

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where you can barely see results, where people fail and slip back

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Goals vs systems

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forget about goals, focus on systems instead

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A goal

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the result you want to accomplish

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Systems deal with…

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the processes that lead to results

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Why goals don’t work?

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1.win or lose=same goals
2.momentary change
3.either/ or conflict
4.goals vs long-term progress

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Goals are good for setting a direction, but…

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systems are BEST for making progress

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Atomic habits

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small routines and behaviors that accumulate to produce incremental positive outcomes over time

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Just as atoms are the building blocks of molecules, atomic habits…

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are the building blocks of remarkable results

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3 layers of behavior change

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1.outcomes change: the result
2.changing the process: what you do
3.changing your identity: what you believe

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In what should you focus?

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in the person you want to become, instead of the results

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20
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T or F: we want our habita to solve problems in our lives with the least amount of effort

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true

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Habit loop

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habit is formed and reinforced by a continuous feedback: 1.cue, 2.craving, 3.response, 4.reward

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22
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Law 1

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make it obvious

23
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How we make it obvious?

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become aware of your habits before you can change them

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Habit scorecard

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positive, negative, neutral

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Who said: until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life and you will call it fate
Carl Yang
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Set a time and place
I will (behavior) at (time) in (this location)
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Stacking habits
After (current habit), I will (new habit) -you need a trigger cue
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Environment vs motivation
we are more influenced by our environment than our willpower
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Environment is the invisible hand that...
shapes human behavior
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Steps to make it obvious
1.make it easier to see the cues 2.avert bad habits by making them invisible
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One space...
one use
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Law 2
make it attractive
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Make it attractive
the more rewarding, the more likely we are to repeat until it becomes a habit
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Effects of dopamine
-affects motivation levels, memory, learning, punishment -voluntary movement -craving pleasure, experiencing pleasure
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T or F: gambling addicts have a dopamine spike after they place a bet
false, is right BEFORE, not after they win
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What causes us to take action in the 1st place
the craving
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Temptation building
combining an action we need to do with one we want to do
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Premack's Principle
more probable behaviors will reinforce less probable behaviors
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Group influence
find groups to join where the habit you desire is the norm
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Where craving come from
primary motivators, underlying motives
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Your habits are modern-day solutions to ancient desires. New versions of old vices...
the underlying motives behind human behavior remain the same
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Reprogram your brain to enjoy hard habits
you can make hard habits more attractive if you can learn to associate them with a positive experience
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Make it unattractive
break a bad habit
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Law 3
make it easy
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How long does it take yo form a habit
of repetitions
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Reducing friction: the law of least effort
the more energy, less likely to happen
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Advice to make it easy
-prime the environment for use -2 min rule (stop procrastinating) -break a bad habit: make it difficult
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Law 4
make it satisfying
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Make it satisfying
most important rule
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What is immediately rewarded is repeated...
what is immediately punished is avoided
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Mismatch between immediate and delayed returns
immediate result unpleasant, ultimate outcome satisfying
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Rewarding yourself and feeling successful
monitor your progress
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Advice to make it satisfying
-habit tracking -breaking a bad habit: make it unsatisfying -accountability partners -habit contracts
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When life gets in the way (bad days)
lost days hurt you more than successful days help you (chain of continuity)