Books The Atomic Habits and The Psychology oF money (set of 2 book)

Atomic Habits by James Clear

"Atomic Habits" focuses on the power of small, consistent changes in behavior to achieve remarkable long-term results. Clear explains that habits are the compound interest of self-improvement—tiny, daily improvements accumulate over time into significant progress. The book introduces the Four Laws of Behavior Change to build good habits and break bad ones:

Make it obvious (cue)

Make it attractive (craving)

Make it easy (response)

Make it satisfying (reward)

Clear emphasizes creating systems over setting goals, identity-based habits ("become the type of person you want to be"), and the importance of environment and mindset in habit formation. By improving 1% each day, anyone can transform their life through sustainable habits.

The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel (added for clarity)

"The Psychology of Money" explores the emotional and psychological relationship humans have with money. Housel argues that financial success is less about knowledge and more about behavior and mindset. Key themes include:

The role of luck and risk in financial outcomes

The power of patience and long-term thinking

How people’s past experiences shape their financial decisions differently

The importance of saving money and living below one’s means

Recognizing that financial decisions are often influenced by emotions rather than pure logic