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Book Review "The Power of Habit" (Chapter 7-9)

Hello guys... Welcome back to my blog This is my last post for the review book "The Power of Habit". In this post, I will continue the book review "The Power of Habit" chapters 7-9. Happy reading.... Chapter 7 : How Target Knows What You Want Before You Do       "Consumers sometimes act like habitual beings, automatically repeating past behavior with little regard for current goals" two psychiatrists at the University of Southern California wrote in 2009.      This book explain about every habit per person is different. For example, people who like potato chips buy bags every time, but Folgers women never go to a potato alley. There are people who buy milk whenever they shop "even if they have lots at home" and there are people who always buy desserts when they say they are trying to lose weight. But milk buyers and dessert washers don't overlap automatically. Habits are unique to everyone. However, habits are often stronger than s

My Experience in Reading My Friend's Blog

Hello guys.. Welcome back to my blog. In my post this time, I will share my experience in reading some of my blog I have read some of my friends' blogs and I think their blog is very interesting to read. From my experience reading my friend's Blog, I have gotten some new information and can add to my knowledge. First , I get new information about 4 methods in educating children to prepare children in the life of the global community. Second,  I got new knowledge about how habits can affect a person's character, and how to make good habits, but it should be explained every chapter to be clearer. Third,   I got a new knowledge that if someone wants to be really happy, that person must be happy with his choice and then work hard then he will be successful, that's when someone feels full happiness. Fourth , I learned that teenagers should not be afraid to dream and must always think positively. Fifth , if someone wants to be rich, he must be able to make his own money