In Atomic Habits, James Clear outlines four laws of behavior change, and provides an actionable path towards breaking bad habits and creating positive ones that last.

In 2002, on the final day of his sophomore year, James Clear was hit in the face by a baseball bat.

The physical and psychological damage he sustained meant halting a promising high school baseball career, and a long, worrisome recovery.

Yet Clear was determined to succeed. By creating small, daily habits, he was able to regain control of his life.

He went on to receive the highest academic honor from his university, and was named one of only 33 Academic All-American student-athletes selected nationally each year.

In Atomic Habits, James Clear draws upon his research into cognitive and behavioral sciences, along with his own life experience, to create a simple four-step process for alleviating bad habits and creating lifelong positive ones.

Since its publication in 2018, this New York Times bestseller has sold over a million copies, and has rapidly become one of the most influential titles on habit change and productivity.