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Lasting Change for Early Quitters, Burnouts, the Unmotivated, and Everyone Else Too

When I decided to start exercising consistently 10 years ago, this is what actually happened:

  • I tried "getting motivated." It worked sometimes.
  • I tried setting audacious big goals. I almost always failed them.
  • I tried to make changes last. They didn't.


Like most people who try to change and fail, I assumed that
I was the problem. Then one afternoon—after another failed attempt to get motivated to exercise—I (accidentally) started my first mini habit. I initially committed to do one push-up, and it turned into a full workout. I was shocked. This "stupid idea" wasn't supposed to work. I was shocked again when my success with this strategy continued for months (and to this day).

I had to consider that maybe I wasn't the problem in those 10 years of mediocre results. Maybe it was my prior strategies that were ineffective, despite being oft-repeated as "the way to change" in countless books and blogs.

I was right.

Is There A Scientific Explanation For This?

As I sought understanding, I found a plethora of scientific studies that had answers, with nobody to interpret them correctly. Based on the science--which you'll find peppered throughout Mini Habits--we've been doing it all wrong.

You can succeed without the guilt, intimidation, and repeated failure associated with such strategies as "getting motivated," New Year's Resolutions, or even "just doing it." In fact, you need to stop using those strategies if they aren't giving you great results. They don't work because they all require you to fight against your subconscious brain (a fight not easily won). It's only when you start playing by your brain's rules and taking your human limitations seriously--as mini habits show you how to do--that you can achieve lasting change.

What's A Mini Habit?

A mini habit is a very small positive behavior that you force yourself to do every day; its "too small to fail" nature makes it weightless, deceptively powerful, and a superior habit-building strategy. You will have no choice but to believe in yourself when you're always moving forward. The barrier to the first step is so low that even depressed or "stuck" people can find early success and begin to reverse their lives right away. And if you think one push-up a day is too small to matter, I've got one heck of a story for you!

Aim For The First Step

I've used the Mini Habits strategy to get into the best shape of my life, read 10x more books, and write 4x as many words. It started from requiring one push-up from myself every day. How ridiculous is that? Not so ridiculous when you consider the science of the brain, habits, and willpower. The
Mini Habits system works because it's how our brains are designed to change.

Read Mini Habits now, and discover how smaller habits lead to bigger results!

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"I've been a student of personal development for many years. I have, quite literally, read hundreds of books on the subject. I have accumulated a vast reservoir of knowledge, and yet I have not been able to create any real or lasting change in my life. Zip. Zero. Nada. I always thought it was my fault, but this book showed me that it's the strategies espoused by mainstream personal development that are flawed, not me. Armed with this new knowledge, I am on my way to creating the life I was born to live. Read this book!"
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  • Publisher ‏ : ‎ Selective Entertainment LLC (December 22, 2013)
  • Publication date ‏ : ‎ December 22, 2013
  • Language ‏ : ‎ English
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Customers find the book effective and useful. They describe it as an easy read with a simple premise and method. The book inspires them to incorporate mini habits into other areas of their life and helps them overcome resistance to change. Readers appreciate the positive feeling of accomplishing minimal goals and the calming effect of meditating daily.

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Customers find the book effective. They mention it helps them build self-efficacy, allowing them to achieve goals. The book provides useful ideas and a nice base of knowledge for teaching and parenting.

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Customers find the book easy to read and packed with useful information. They say it's a great guide for chronically ill people, concise, and to the point.

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Customers find the book easy to understand and finish. The premise is simple, and the author does a good job explaining how important it is to break down desired goals into small steps. The method is simple, making it easy to start and not overwhelming. The book helps them along their first steps and makes progress in small steps, so that they build a habit without any pressure.

"...Each section flowed smoothly into the next concept. The author also included some great online resources and links...." Read more

"...This new way that I have found to reach my daily writing goal, doesn’t just work for writing...." Read more

"...I have discovered that the minuteness of the habit makes it easy to start, and then I am often encouraged to keep going since I’ve already..." Read more

"...hand, does not require a lot willpower to start and since it is easy to do, it creates a regular positive experience by doing it each day...." Read more

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Customers find the book inspiring and helpful for incorporating mini habits into other areas of their life. They appreciate the sections on habit formation, which are interesting and well-researched. The book provides a practical approach to goal setting, and it's never too late to start new mini habits.

"...Not only have I met my goals every day — on the vast majority of days I have actually exceeded my goals, usually by a tremendous amount...." Read more

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Customers find the book helpful for understanding motivation and willpower. They appreciate the affirming feeling of accomplishing minimal goals and the author's approach to life's goals. The book provides a different perspective on behaviors and motivation, making it feel doable. Readers also appreciate the anti-procrastination and self-doubt decision making sections, which are important for people with little discipline.

"...The main key is making a habit "stupid small", in other words, the less willpower and less mental resistance that you have towards completing a habit..." Read more

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"...Growing will power through consistent small successes, creating an ego that expects success.... Nope not tricky...." Read more

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Customers find the meditating practice easy and calming. They say it helps them start meditating, defuses anxiety and apprehension, and enhances self-esteem. The approach removes guilt and makes them feel successful and empowered to tackle challenges. It also removes the sense of overwhelm that stops people from making changes in behavior and improves their health and emotional well-being.

"...lot willpower to start and since it is easy to do, it creates a regular positive experience by doing it each day...." Read more

"...This is a method for healing squashed egos. It is all well and good to celebrate the quick learners, but how about the consistent workers too?..." Read more

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Customers have different views on the writing style. Some find the message clear and readable, with straightforward language and humor. Others find it wordy and difficult to read, with typos and grammar mistakes. The book seems to be well-communicated and convincing, but some readers feel the writing lacks continuity and is wordy as it goes on.

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141 days ago my BFF recommended that I read Mini Habits. We are both self-help book junkies, and call each other saying "Girl this book will change your life." But it never does until Mini Habits. I picked 5 mini habits: meditate for 20 minutes daily, one yoga pose per day, draw one line per day, write 50 words, swim 400 meters and read 2 pages per day. I have alway wanted to be an artist and writer. I understood that it takes practice. Now, after 141 days I have the integrity to call myself an artist, visual storyteller and writer. I've also kept up with the other mini habits too. Mini habits allow you to gradually become the person you want to be and to back your passion with everyday discipline. This book CHANGED MY LIFE. I wrote a blog post on my blog hollinscreativesolutions. Read the book, take silly, tiny steps and CHANGE YOUR LIFE.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2024
    The author wrote in a clear, concise, and engaging style. His suggestions are easy to follow. The information is easy to digest while still maintaining an insightful depth. Each section flowed smoothly into the next concept. The author also included some great online resources and links.

    I started to apply the mini habits to some daily goals that I have been struggling with, and I haven't missed a day yet. The main key is making a habit "stupid small", in other words, the less willpower and less mental resistance that you have towards completing a habit, the easier you will keep doing it.

    I really like the author's writing style. The more that I read, the more motivated I became.

    If you fell stuck with developing or keeping habits and goals, this book is worth reading and applying the techniques.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2018
    (This review was completely rewritten on December 26, 2018. Because WOW, Mini Habits has totally changed my life!)

    According to the University of Scranton, Journal of Clinical Psychology (2012), New Year’s resolutions have an abysmal success rate of only 8%.

    What this means, of course, is that 92% of all the New Year’s resolutions that will be made six days from now, are never going to happen. The majority of these resolutions will fall by the wayside within the first couple of weeks.

    I was looking back over my old blog posts recently and I saw where I had made the declaration on New Year’s Day in 2016 that I was going to finish writing my memoir by the end of that year. And it never happened.

    About 80% of us intend to write a book someday, according to what I have read. And, for the vast majority of people, that “someday” for writing a book never comes.

    The first time I tried to write a story about my life, I was in my twenties. I thought I was ready to tell my real-life horror to healing story, but I wasn’t even close to being ready.

    Today, four decades later, thanks to all the healing therapy that I have had in recent years, I know that I’m as ready as I will ever be to share my story with the world. But even so, writing my memoir is still very hard. It is all too easy, on any given day, to come up with one excuse after another for putting off writing. “I’ll do it tomorrow!”

    But tomorrow never comes. All we have is today.

    Sometimes, like when I made a determined New Year’s resolution, I would get all excited and write like my brain was on fire for several mega productive days in a row. But sooner or later, something always happened that seemed bigger than my ability to write, and I wouldn’t get any writing done that day.

    Sometimes the problem might simply be a headache. At other times, I was just too tired to write. I might get some worrisome news from someone I love, or maybe see something on the national news that upset me. Some days I was too busy running errands, or doing laundry, or taking care of our rescue dogs.

    There were also many times when I was planning to write a part of my story that was especially painful to think about, and on that particular day I would rather think happier thoughts and enjoy where my life is right now. For all of these and many other reasons, I kept setting my manuscript aside, intending to come back to it tomorrow, or next week, or next month — or next year.

    This has been my reality for far too many years. Trying and failing, and trying and failing, and trying and failing again, to write a memoir. Even on those days when my writing was going great, I was rarely capable of keeping up the momentum for long. Usually, one solid week of writing every day was the best I could manage at a time. Which is pretty much the longevity of the average New Year’s resolution!

    Writing so sporadically kills the continuity, too. I kept losing the “flow” in my writing. For this reason, even though I tried really hard to pick up where I had left off, I found that I couldn’t do it, after too many days of not writing had gone by. Which means I kept starting my memoir all over again. I haven’t kept count, but I probably did this hundreds of times.

    More than anything that I may ever accomplish in this life, I want to finish and publish my memoir. Lord willing, I don’t want to take my story to the grave.

    But I am not going to make another New Year’s resolution next week, only to fail before the month is out. And that’s okay, because I don’t need to make any more New Year’s resolutions to write my memoir. Why? Because 111 days ago, on September 7, 2018, I discovered an entirely new way of getting myself to write, every single day.

    So far, this new way of building a daily writing habit is working perfectly for me. For the past 110 days, I have not missed a single day of meeting my memoir writing goal. (I haven’t done today’s memoir writing yet, which is why I say 110 days, instead of 111. But I have no doubt that I will meet my writing goal for today, before I go to bed tonight.)

    I met my writing goal even on November 20, when my doctor told me that I had skin cancer and needed surgery right away. I met my writing goal on Thanksgiving, as we traveled to be with family. I met my writing goal on December 6, when I checked into the hospital and had surgery under general anesthesia. I met my writing goal on the day after my surgery, when I was in pain and feeling very woozy. I met my writing goal while my husband and I have been battling a miserable flu of some kind for the past couple of weeks. Through headaches, stomach aches, and coughing fits that almost made me pass out, I have met my writing goal every single day.

    And then there was Christmas! That’s right, I met my writing goal on Christmas eve and on Christmas day.

    When people came to visit, I met my writing goal. When we had places to go and errands to run, I met my writing goal. When I got some very bad news about my precious aunt, and when I read things in the news media that shattered my heart, I met my writing goal. Even when I was writing very hard things, I still met my writing goal. Regardless of what has been going on, even on the most challenging of days, I have met my writing goal every day for the past 110 days, without missing one single day.

    I have never been able to do this before. It’s like a miracle — and yet, this method is completely natural — which is why it works so well!

    This new way that I have found to reach my daily writing goal, doesn’t just work for writing. This method works for any kind of goal that you may want to implement in your life. Five days after I started my memoir writing goal on September 7, I added two daily exercise goals and one daily housework goal. And I haven’t missed any of those goals, either, since I started my three additional goals on September 12. For the past 105 days, through all of the ups and downs: cancer scare, surgery, being sick, bad news, and the holidays, I have met every one of my four daily goals, every single day.

    Not only have I met my goals every day — on the vast majority of days I have actually exceeded my goals, usually by a tremendous amount.

    With the exception of having the flu and my recent surgery — which turned out NOT to be cancer, yay! — this is the best my life has been, EVER. Thanks to all the planks I’m doing and the miles I’m putting on my exercise bike, my muscle tone is the best that it’s been in decades.  Best of all, I have written so much further than I’ve ever written in my memoir before — and I am still going strong!

    So — how is this even possible? When 92% of New Year’s Resolutions fail, when approximately 80% of us want to write a book and never do, and when the vast majority of exercise programs fall by the wayside within the first month — after all the years that I have tried, and failed, over and over again, to write a memoir and to get my muscles in better shape — HOW am I doing this?

    Here’s how: I bought a book. I read it. And I did what it said.

    I have read countless self-help, how to write, how to overcome writer’s block, and how to stop procrastinating books, within the past half century. And yet all of those books failed me, just like my New Year’s resolutions always failed.

    But Mini Habits by Stephen Guise actually works.

    Take it from an expert in trying and failing to meet an important goal: forget New Year’s resolutions. Whether your goal is getting in shape, cleaning up a terminally messy house, writing a book, pursuing higher education, or whatever you want to  accomplish, if Mini Habits can work for me, I believe it can work for anybody.

    What’s so different about Mini Habits? The science behind it, that’s what’s different. Mini Habits works, because this is the way our amazing brains were created to work.

    Thank you for reading my review. God bless, and have a Happy Mini Habits New Year!

     
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  • Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2019
    This book had a great effect on me. I highly recommend it if you are one of those people who always says, “I want to work out at least x times a week. I want to write at least x amount per day. I want to eat healthier, read more, get better at piano, etc,” but it’s been ten years and you still ARE NOT that person. That’s me. And I’m still saying those things ten years later. If it didn’t happen in the last ten years, why will it happen in the next?

    Hello “mini habits.”

    Mini Habits are “laughably small” or “stupid small” versions of a bigger habit you would like to develop. The idea of developing small habits means you’re getting the hardest part out of the way: the decision making. Once you’re doing the action, you are much likelier to continue ding it. That’s the theory in a nutshell. You can get a much more expanded explanation with reasons in Mini Habits (the book).

    Since starting this book, I’ve adapted several mini habits like: 1. Playing one song cover to cover on the piano (since practice 30 minutes always seemed like a mountain of a task) 2. Write 50 words a day (since 200 and even 2000 seemed overwhelming) 3. Read two pages a day (since read for one hour before bed feels daunting at the end of the day) and 4. Exercise or do five minutes of yoga

    I am happy to say that so far after a few days, the method is working. I know, I know, a couple of days is nothing. It takes much longer to develop a habit. However, I have discovered that the minuteness of the habit makes it easy to start, and then I am often encouraged to keep going since I’ve already started.

    This book is such a quick read, there’s no reason NOT to read it!
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  • José E.
    5.0 out of 5 stars Excelente libro.
    Reviewed in Mexico on October 31, 2021
    La información contenida es clara y sin rodeos. Los ejercicios o técnica que propone el autor se pueden aplicar inmediatamente y se da una explicación del porque funcionan. Un pequeño que fomenta la acción consistente paso es mejor que un gran paso sin continuidad.
  • Sylvie
    5.0 out of 5 stars Small is a winner
    Reviewed in France on July 27, 2024
    Small is a winner to fire up the willpower and learn the brain to follow the building of a new habit.

    I highly recommend it 😃
  • Cliente Kindle
    5.0 out of 5 stars Libro di grande aiuto
    Reviewed in Italy on August 23, 2021
    Ho dato questa valutazione perché le strategie proposte dal libro mi hanno aiutato molto a crescere e creare delle abitudini importanti nella mia vita! Lo consiglio a chi è "pigro" o vuole raggiungere un obbiettivo ma trova difficoltà nel farlo.
  • adelina
    5.0 out of 5 stars Boa proposta!
    Reviewed in Brazil on December 29, 2019
    A proposta do livro é criar o hábito e ponto final. E para criar o hábito não precisamos começar com nada grandioso. Se quer ler, comece com 2 páginas. 2 páginas é um número ridículo, na concepção do autor, e, portanto, impossível falharmos. Se quer exercitar-se, comece com 10 minutos. Provavelmente você fará mais que 2 páginas, mais que 10 minutos, mas a ideia é realmente criar o hábito! :) Recomendo!
  • Kindle Customer
    5.0 out of 5 stars Life Changer
    Reviewed in India on April 17, 2020
    No other books about building a habit is more effective than this amazing book by Mr.Stephen..It has changed me,my perceptions about willpower, motivation.I believe after reading this book -motivation and willpower are not as tricky as they pronounced.But the key of buiding long lasting habit is to keep it STUPID-SMALL.Yes i have personally developed my mini habits in a matter of days that turned into weeka without ever failing.It really builds momentum in our lives .I highly recommwnd it for the extremely low willpowered,procaatrinator and the normal ordinary person to read it for yourself and see the changes effectively every single day only if you practise the methods enshrined .STUPID SMALL TO Remarkably Great and Greater.

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