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Brittany Martin
@brittjmartin · Software Engineer, Pgh Cultural Trust
I've read this book through at least four times. It's part brain science, a study in psychology and a lesson in empathy. Anyone interested in self improvement or organizational change should definitely read it.
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Ed White
@spyhi · Unaffiliated superconnector in Honolulu
This is a great companion book for Hooked by Nir Eyal. One takes the angle of personal and organization improvement, the other takes the angle of product design. Together they form a relatively complete picture of the nature of habit, and its use as a tool in a variety of domains.