Atomic Habits
Cut along the dashed lines and pass the cards around the table.
What is one tiny, cozy habit that already makes your day feel a little softer (like tea at a certain hour or a nightly page or two)?
Was there a moment in the book that made you smile and think, oh, that is so me?
The book talks about habits as small votes for the person you want to become. What kind of person do your comforting little routines quietly say you are?
Which idea in the book felt the most reassuring or forgiving, the kind that let you off the hook a little?
Clear writes a lot about your environment shaping your habits. What is one corner of your home that gently invites a habit you love?
Was there a passage that felt like a warm hand on your shoulder, telling you it is okay to start small and messy?
Reading this book, did any old habit you had been quietly hard on yourself about start to feel more understandable and forgivable?
By the time you closed the book, what small, kind change were you feeling gently drawn toward, and how did the book leave you feeling about your ability to get there?