How to develop habits that lead to success
Алексей Сабадырь

Illustrations Leonardo ai

© Алексей Сабадырь, 2025

ISBN 978-5-0064-4644-1

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Chapter 1: Breaking free from Illusions: a true look at habits

“Success is not an overnight success, but the result of daily actions. It is the habits that shape our lives.”

Many of us, looking at successful people, tend to think that they have some secret ingredient, a special talent, or just incredible luck. We dream about how easily and quickly they achieve their goals, forgetting about the painstaking work that lies behind their achievements.

The truth is that behind every success there is a system of habits formed over years.

This book is your guide to the world of real, practical knowledge about habits. It will destroy the illusion that success is an accident or a gift of fate, and open your eyes to the true path to self-improvement.

We will talk about:

How are habits formed and why are they so important?

Why is simple desire not enough to achieve goals?

How to understand your habits and identify those that prevent you from achieving success?

What is the “illusion of success” and how to avoid its traps?

This chapter is the beginning of your journey to freeing yourself from illusions and forming new, useful habits.

Get ready for a truthful look at the world of habits and dive into the fascinating world of self-knowledge and self-development!

Chapter 2: The architecture of success: understanding the basics of habit formation

Forming a new habit is not just a decision to “be better.” It is a gradual process, like building a house.

1. The Foundation: Motivation and Purpose.

Without a clear purpose and strong motivation, building a habit turns into a sand castle that is easy to knock down. Ask yourself: “Why do I want this?” “What will I get out of it?” The answer should be clear and inspiring.

2. The Walls: Repetition and Discipline.

Like a house, forming a habit requires constant repetition. It will be difficult at first, but with each passing day the action will become more automatic. Discipline is an important tool that will help you not give up in difficult moments.

3. The Roof: Implementation into Everyday Life.

The new habit should become an integral part of your day. Implement it into your schedule, find the right time and place. The more you weave it into your routine, the more it will stick.

4. Window Openings: Tracking Progress and Positive Reinforcement.

It’s important to see your progress to stay motivated. Keep a journal, celebrate your accomplishments, and don’t be afraid to praise yourself for your efforts.

5. Durability: Changing Your Mindset.

Habits are not just about actions, they’re also about thinking. It’s important to change your perspective and create a positive image of your goal. For example, if you want to exercise, start thinking about how good you’ll feel after working out, rather than how hard it will be to get to the gym.

Understanding these basics is the first step to building a successful habit system. In the following chapters, we’ll take a closer look at each element of the success architecture and learn how to implement it.

Chapter 3: Define your goals: setting clear and inspiring goals

We’ve already established that habits are the building blocks of success, and that building them is like building a house. But what if you don’t know what kind of house you want to build? How do you decide what building blocks you need if you don’t have an end result in mind?

A goal is a fundamental element of success that determines the direction of your journey. Without a clear goal, it’s easy to get lost in a sea of possibilities and lose motivation.

How to Set Clear and Inspiring Goals

Define your desires. What do you want to achieve? What results are you striving for? Don’t be afraid to dream and set ambitious goals.

Make your goals specific. “Become a better person” is too vague a goal. Instead, formulate them specifically: “Lose 10 pounds in 3 months.”

Set a deadline. A deadline motivates and helps maintain focus. “Learn to play guitar” is good, but “Learn to play guitar in 6 months” is a specific plan.

Make your goals measurable. “Be more confident” is a good desire, but how do you measure confidence? “Give presentations without getting nervous” is a specific and measurable goal.

Make your goals achievable. Don’t set unrealistic goals that will only frustrate you. Start small and gradually increase the bar.

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