I am really excited about this book, I just wish it would come out in time for the new year.
Rubin has created the thesis that habit-changers fall into four categories called the Four Tendencies. Once you figure out what category you fall into, you can use that to choose which strategies featured in the book work best for you. And there are plenty of different strategies, some familiar, some new.
Rubin introduces a great new framework that will probably become very popular. My only issues with the book are that there is no definitive test for the Four Tendencies, which can lead to a lot of confusion because the rest of the book refers to the Four Tendencies so much. (Perhaps I am an Upholder?) The other is that there is so much information that I can become a little overwhelming...but I guess I may just have to read it again, not that I mind so much.
Smart. Blonde. Librarian. Professional Reader. Dallas Fort Worth Denton, Books, Graphic Novels, Pub Quiz & Murakami. Always making regrets.
Thursday, December 25, 2014
Sunday, November 9, 2014
Urban Dare 2014
Did this a few years ago in Dallas and didn't finish (even though my partner was awesome). The Fort Worth version was a lot easier, almost too easy. We finished in about an hour 45 minutes but we haven't gotten the email with our time.
Saturday, October 25, 2014
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