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Biography
Charles Duhigg is an investigative journalist who worked for The New York Times, where he was part of a team awarded the 2013 Pulitzer Prize for Explanatory Reporting. He later turned his reporting skills to the science of behaviour.
His books combine research with narrative storytelling, following individuals and organizations to illustrate how habits, motivation and communication work.
Main ideas and philosophy
Duhigg's work centres on understanding the hidden mechanisms behind behaviour, such as the habit loop of cue, routine and reward, so that people can change them deliberately.
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Books by Charles Duhigg on MindsetProdigy
The Power of Habit
Understand the cue, routine and reward behind every habit, and learn how to rewrite the ones that hold you back.
Smarter Faster Better
Eight concepts behind productivity, told through stories from pilots, nurses, film-makers and teams.