Where is today's "Hellhound of Wall Street"?īesides the compelling stories, Duhigg also provides the prescription for you to change a bad habit.What a physicist can teach us about investing.You'll also learn why the Rosa Parks incident ignited the civil rights movement as well as how Target predicts, with amazing accuracy, the trimesters of their women shoppers. The book covers a wide spectrum from explaining how habits are formed and how the bad ones can be broken, to how information on habits can be used in marketing, management, and social movements. It's thoroughly enjoyable and provided many "ah ha" moments.
(MoneyWatch) Charles Duhigg's "The Power of Habit" accomplishes what few books are able to do: educate (it's a serious look at the science of habit formation and change) while being entertaining (filled with incredible stories).
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