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The Power of HabitCharles Duhigg · 34 weeksEXACT SOURCE EXCERPT
“Are We Responsible for Our Habits? I. The morning the trouble began—years before she realized there was even trouble in the first place—Angie Bachmann was sitting at home, staring at the television, so bored that she was giving serious thought to reorganizing the silverware drawer.9.1…”
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