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Do It for a Day by Mark Batterson — WisdomDeck honest review
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Do It for a Day

by Mark Batterson

Thirty days to make or break a habit, built on the idea that almost anyone can do anything for one day: a daily reading, a challenge and a reflection, framed by Batterson's pastoral stories. It is habit-formation with a spiritual spine, not a secular manual.

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Read it if…

you want a thirty-day, one-day-at-a-time habit program with faith in it.

Skip it if…

you want behavioural science; this is devotional.

Three things you will actually use

  1. You can do almost anything for a day.
  2. Habits are won in the morning.
  3. Every day is a vote for the person you are becoming.

Do this first

Pick one habit, and on day one, do only day one.

Our verdict

Habits with a spiritual spine.

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