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The Little Book of Big Change by Amy Johnson — WisdomDeck honest review
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The Little Book of Big Change

by Amy Johnson

Johnson argues habits and compulsions are brain noise you can stop believing, drawing on the Three Principles and neuroplasticity. Light and reassuring; thin on evidence.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Urges are noise, not instruction.
  2. You are not your habit.
  3. Insight shifts behavior.

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Notice the urge as noise once today without acting.

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Gentle insight approach.

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