4. The Man Who Didn't Look Right

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In this chapter, James Clear discusses the importance of noticing and recognizing the cues that trigger our habits. He uses the story of a man who avoided a potentially fatal heart attack by recognizing subtle signals that something was wrong.

Clear emphasizes the need to become aware of the small cues that lead to our habitual behaviors. By identifying these cues, we can start to design our environment to encourage good habits and discourage bad ones.

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