Keystone Habits

James Clear reminds us that habits--whether good ones or bad ones--are a collection of tiny decisions: "every action you take is a vote for the type of person you wish to become." And what leader doesn't want to reach their full potential to become the best version of themselves? Sometimes we try to do too much. We want to develop new routines--new habits--so we can optimize our organization, develop our people, reduce our stress, lose weight, become more productive and achieving lasting success in our lives. All at once. But not all habits are created equal. Some of them--keystone habits--hold together other healthy habits. Imagine how much fulfilling your life would be if you could discover, and practice, one keystone habit that made everything else easier?