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Habit Stacking by S.J. Scott — WisdomDeck honest review
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Habit Stacking

by S.J. Scott

Scott's method of chaining small habits into routines anchored to existing behaviors, with a catalog of over a hundred five-minute habits across productivity, health, relationships and finance. It is a practical list book; the stacking concept is sound and later popularized more elegantly by James Clear.

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Read it if…

you want a menu of small habits and a way to chain them.

Skip it if…

you have read Atomic Habits; the method is covered there more fully.

Three things you will actually use

  1. Anchor new habits to existing ones.
  2. Keep each habit small; the stack is the achievement.
  3. Review the stack weekly; drop what does not serve.

Do this first

Attach one two-minute habit to your morning coffee for a week.

Our verdict

Practical list, sound idea.

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