Breaking Bad Habits

A Simple Guide to Finding Your True Potential

By: Karen Elizabeth Riley

Narrated by: Lee Goettl

Transform your life by Breaking Bad Habits: Your Guide to personal growth and success. Unlock the power of transformation with our revolutionary guide book. Whether your habits are minor annoyances, harmful behaviors, or unconscious actions, this book offers practical strategies to identify, understand, and eradicate them, paving the way for a more fulfilling life.

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Now I’m ready to break some habits!

I’ve had some bad habits in my life that I’ve been needing to break like scrolling on my phone late at night and eating too much fast. Thanks to the information in this book, I feel like I have the steps I need to take to be able to move forward in the right direction and kick these habits to the curb for good!

Pretty good book

I love Atomic Habits, but this one is also pretty good. It is always good to have a second view or opinion on a subject to understand more about it. Lot of useful information that You might have missed if you don't get a second opinion on the subject. Enjoyed this one a lot.

lifesaver for my procrastination!

As a chronic procrastinator, I've read countless self help books promising to break the cycle. This book finally delivered. The author's approach is refreshingly honest and relatable. Instead of guilt tripping, they offer actionable steps and real life examples that resonate. I've already started implementing the techniques and noticed a shift in my mindset. It's a slow process, but this book has given me the tools and motivation to keep going!

Easy to follow guide

I picked this audiobook to overcome some of my bad habits and I must say it has been a revelation. The instructions, tips and practical strategies are easy to follow and narration is soothing. It has prompted me to make changes to my behaviour and make positive changes in my life!

Great habit breaking insight

As someone who struggles with really bad habits, this really is a great resource to start turning those bad actions into good ones. It's not always about solely removing the habit but rather replacing it