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Atomic habits is a book that demystifies habits! First of all lets define what is a habit, a habit is a routine or behavior that is performed regularly and, in many cases, automatically just like waking up and having a coffee, or going to have a drink every Saturday. This book really helped me see how our life consists of small habits, hence the book name atomic habits. 1. So the first insight I want to share is "Getting 1 percent better every day counts for a lot in the long-run."  Atomic Habits explains why the little things you do every day matters. Your little habits matter. It may not seem like a big deal to skip a workout or to not read a few pages of a book, but it is a big deal.  Imagine if you improved your habits by only 1% every day. You'd be a totally different person in a year. Then imagine if you let your habits decline by 1% every day. You'd be in a much worse situation in life overall a year from now.  Your little habits - atomic habits - count for a l...

         So the first book I read is rich dad poor and I heard about a lot, but never went to buy it, so one time I was talking to my friend who was a bartender with me and he told me that he has the book, and the next day he got for me, so I directly started reading it.  At that time   the people in Lebanon were protesting so the work was slow, and I started reading during my shift on the bar and I finished the book in one month. And by   the time I finished it, my mindset changed a a lot, I started seeing the world in another way,   which made me fall in love with books and financial education. So let us get into the insights of this book. 1-  The rich don’t work for money: This phrase really shocked me because how can they get money they are not working for? Yet it is shocking only because it is our programming in school and the way we are raised affects the way we look at money. It is not a shame to work for money, but ...