Habits for Action

How to Stop the Excuses and Do What You Know You Should

De: Dr Tim Sharp

Narrado por: Dr Tim Sharp

The greatest barrier to living a happier life isn’t knowing what to do, but knowing how to turn those good intentions into action. This is an audio series for anyone who is sick of their own excuses. Dr Tim Sharp, 'Dr Happy', busts 15 common excuses for not taking action when it comes to happiness. With his help you’ll take control of your life and stop getting in your own way.

Dr Tim Sharp is a clinical and consulting psychologist with three degrees in psychology and a distinguished career over several decades. He’s Australia’s very own 'Dr Happy' and the founder of The Happiness Institute.

©2020 Dr Tim Sharp (P)2024 Audible Australia Pty Ltd.

It all depends on your perspective

I’ve read other reviews and agree, he does say google it. However, I think if you are in a position to know you procrastinate, and needed just a nudge, this is it. He is pretty much saying stop looking for someone to hold your hand and just get off your rear end and do it.

key points that are great for anyone who needs hel

I listened just to see how much in common I had with the points given. I was so far off.

Very Helpful

If you are actively looking to try to change your behavior and modes of thought, this will be very helpful. It does take some self awareness and self examination which can get uncomfortable, but is absolutely necessary to alter oneself. I piked the fact that he consistently talked about all of the free ways to achieve permanent change and that he wasn’t simply trying to get you to spend money on other things. You will only benefit from this if you are willing to put in some effort of your own.

Great to play during my workouts

I play Habits for Action during my morning workouts ... Over and over just like the habits I want to create ... like a mantra! not for entertainment but for programming the ideas deeply!

Great motivation to continue improving at any age

Most of what is said here is common knowledge, yet it is nice to hear it exposed in such a compelling and delightful manner. It is true that we can learn and improve at almost any age, so what's stopping us. Maybe we thought we have started to learn French or exercising years ago, and it is possibly true that we should have started long ago, but it is also true that the second best time to start is today. This is by far my favorite series of podcasts in audible.