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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 ,

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