How to Change

by Katy Milkman, Angela Duckworth

Publisher: Penguin Published: 2021-05-04 Category: Psychology & Self-Help

# Transform Your Life Through Science-Based Change Strategies

Discover the hidden architecture of habit formation and personal transformation through evidence-based techniques grounded in behavioral science. This groundbreaking guide reveals why willpower alone isn't enough to create lasting change and offers a practical framework for reshaping virtually any aspect of your life, from health and finances to relationships and career advancement.

The journey toward meaningful change often feels like swimming against an invisible current. Despite our best intentions and strongest motivations, we struggle to lose weight, build better habits, manage stress, or achieve our goals. We blame ourselves for lacking discipline or willpower, yet the real problem lies elsewhere entirely. Modern behavioral science has uncovered something revolutionary: change isn't primarily about trying harder or wanting something more desperately. Instead, lasting transformation emerges when we apply specific, scientifically-validated strategies that work with our psychology rather than against it.

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