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The book Atomic Habits explains how to create beneficial habits and get rid of harmful ones. James Clear, a blogger and speaker who focuses on habit building, wrote it. The foundation of Clear's habit development strategy is the notion that gradual modifications can have a significant long-term effect. It's what he refers to as the "compound effect." The key, according to Clear, is to make healthy habits tiny, obvious, appealing, simple, and fulfilling. Additionally, he offers helpful advice for kicking undesirable behaviors. The fact that Atomic Habits is grounded on empirical study is one of the aspects of it that I appreciated the most. To back up his assertions, Clear cites a wide range of studies. The book's usefulness and actionability is another aspect I enjoyed.

I highly recommend Jim Corbett's Man-Eaters of Kumaon to anyone who enjoys nature writing, adventure stories, or true crime. Corbett was a gifted writer, and his stories are both thrilling and informative. He also had a deep respect for the animals he hunted, and his writing reflects this. I was particularly impressed by Corbett's commitment to conservation. He realized that the tigers and leopards he hunted were only killing people because their habitat was being destroyed. He worked tirelessly to protect the forests of Kumaon and to educate the local people about the importance of conservation. Man-Eaters of Kumaon is a must-read for anyone who loves nature, animals, and adventure.