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Atomic Habits की ताकत जानिए और समझिए कि कैसे छोटी-छोटी रोज़ की आदतें जीवन में असाधारण बदलाव लाती हैं। इस वीडियो में मार्जिनल गेंस, निरंतरता, एनवायरनमेंट डिज़ाइन, हैबिट स्टैकिंग, डोपामिन लूप्स और कमिटमेंट सिस्टम जैसे शक्तिशाली तरीकों को समझाया गया है। सफलता कोई एक बार की घटना नहीं—यह मजबूत सिस्टम और रोज़ के छोटे-छोटे जीतों का परिणाम है। एटॉमिक हैबिट्स छोटी आदतों की ताकत दैनिक दिनचर्या प्रेरणा सेल्फ इम्प्रूवमेंट आदतें निरंतरता मोटिवेशन हैबिट स्टैकिंग समझें डोपामिन हैबिट लूप अच्छी आदतें कैसे बनाएं बुरी आदतें कैसे छोड़ें सफलता की आदतें प्रोडक्टिविटी टिप्स स्टूडेंट्स मोटिवेशन प्रोफेशनल ग्रोथ जीवन बदलने वाली आदतें #AtomicHabits #ChotiAadateBadiSafalta #DailyHabits #SelfImprovement #Motivation #GrowthMindset #HabitStacking #PositiveHabits #ProductivityTips #LifeChangingHabits #StudentsMotivation #ProfessionalGrowth This video summarizes James Clear's book "Atomic Habits," emphasizing that significant life changes come from small, consistent improvements rather than dramatic actions (0:00-0:11). Key takeaways from the video include: The Valley of Disappointment (0:24-0:38): Many people give up when they don't see immediate results, as progress often starts slowly and isn't linear. The Aggregation of Marginal Gains (1:11-1:32): The concept of improving by just 1% each day can lead to remarkable results over time. The British cycling team is presented as a prime example, achieving extraordinary success by focusing on tiny, overlooked details (1:33-2:22). Four Laws of Behavior Change (2:28-2:54): To build good habits, James Clear proposes four rules: 1. Make it Obvious (2:57-3:40): Design your environment to make cues for good habits visible. An example is a hospital cafeteria increasing water sales by simply rearranging drink stations. 2. Make it Attractive (3:42-3:51): Associate the habit with something you already enjoy to increase your desire to do it. 3. Make it Easy (3:53-5:02): Reduce friction and obstacles to performing the habit. The story of the University of Florida photography ji class demonstrates that taking action and experimenting (quantity) is more effective than planning for perfection (quality). 4. Make it Satisfying (5:05-5:11): Ensure that small wins provide motivation to continue. Focus on Systems, Not Goals (5:13-5:59): The video highlights that goals are desired outcomes, but systems are the processes that lead to those outcomes. True progress comes from improving your systems, as you "fall to the level of your systems, not rise to the level of your goals." Start Small (6:01-6:33): The video concludes by encouraging viewers to identify one small "atomic habit" they can start today, such as reading one page, meditating for a minute, or doing one push-up, as even the biggest results begin with a small step.