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by Gretchen Rubin, 1758
Who uses, recommends or left Better Than Before, in their own words: each a verbatim quote with a link to where it was said.
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Podcast. A great book of strategies for cultivating good habits and overcoming bad ones. Highly recommended.
Starred on his book list as one he particularly enjoyed or recommends.
2017-01-01·radex.io ↗
With her signature mix of rigorous research, easy humor, and personal experimentation, author Gretchen Rubin identifies the 21 habit-change strategies that will help every reader to create the habits that will transform their lives.
The Books page on her own site, which lists each of her books with a description (schema datePublished 2022-09-08, dateModified 2026-03-27).
2022-09-08·gretchenrubin.com ↗
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