Atomic Habits
written work by James Clear
An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones
Build a pod from every podcast that mentions Atomic Habits.
34 videos so far. See who recommends it, what they actually said about the ideas, and where they disagree.
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Videos Mentioning Atomic Habits
An inside look at Figma’s unique GTM motion | Claire Butler (first GTM hire)
Lenny's Podcast
A book mentioned by Claire Butler as resonating with her personal motto of 'consistent pressure over time,' emphasizing long-term effort over immediate accomplishments.
35 Minutes of Expert Cold Calling Tips (B2B & Software Sales)
Sell Better
Mentioned as the source for the habit stacking technique used to overcome the inertia of starting cold calls.
The YouTube Playbook in 37 Minutes
Colin and Samir
Cited as an example of a book that is fundamentally a listicle, structured around four habits of behavior change.
Joe Liemandt: The Future of Education is Better Than You Think
The Knowledge Project Podcast
A book mentioned as being taught to second graders to instill the principle of 1% daily improvement, enabling them to achieve challenging goals like running a 5K.
How To Become Dramatically Better
My First Million
A book that the host felt defensive about when it came out, as he considered 'The Power of Habit' to be the original.
How to Build Discipline in a Distracted World
Cal Newport
A book by James Clear that discusses incremental improvement.
How to Steal Thoughts Out of Anyone’s Head - Oz Pearlman
Chris Williamson
Book by James Clear, referenced for its principle of small changes leading to significant results, applied to learning lucid dreaming.
The Most Important Questions Of Our Time - George Mack
Chris Williamson
A book by James Clear, used as a benchmark for quality writing in the context of AI training data.
We accidentally dropped 9 genius business ideas while drunk
My First Million
Mentioned as a system that the host uses, with the ideas discussed possibly being a featured case study.
Q&A: Becoming A Dad, Health Update & Favourite Peptides
Chris Williamson
Book by James Clear, mentioned in the context of taking ideas from others to improve oneself.