Quotes Catalog
Open main menu
Home
Quotes
Authors
Topics
Blog
Search
Quotes Catalog
Close menu
Home
Quotes
Authors
Topics
Blog
Search
The truest measure of progress is not in the final product, but in the habits that crafted it.
Author
Name
James Clear
Biography
James Clear is a writer and speaker focused on habits, decision making, and continuous improvement.
Nationality
American
Awards
Wall Street Journal Best Seller
Profession
Author
Date Of Birth
8/27/1986
Lifetime
1986-Present
Quote
Analysis
In this quote, James sheds light on the importance of processes and habits over mere outcomes.
Context
Inspired from his book 'Atomic Habits', 2018.
Publication Date
2018
Original Quote Language
English
Topics
Progress
,
Measurement
,
Habits
,
From the same author
Mastery is not an end, but a continuous journey of tiny improvements each day.
James Clear
Author
Consistency trumps intensity. small habits, practiced daily, define us more than big actions occasionally taken....
James Clear
Author
The systems we create today lay the foundation for the habits that define us tomorrow.
James Clear
Author
Every action we take casts a vote for the person we aspire to become.
James Clear
Author
« Previous
Next »
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
...
23
24
From the same topic
Rome wasn't built in a day, but they were laying bricks every hour. habit is your daily brick.
James Clear
Author
Consistency trumps intensity. small habits, practiced daily, define us more than big actions occasionally t...
James Clear
Author
It's not the intensity, but the trajectory of our habits that sets the path to success.
James Clear
Author
Tiny shifts in behavior today lead to transformative results tomorrow.
James Clear
Author
