How to Build Winning Habbits

What if everything you've been told about building habits is wrong?
Ognjen was stuck in a cycle most of us know too well. Big ambitious plans. Initial excitement. Inevitable failure within days. The guilt. The restart. The crash. Repeat.
Then he discovered something that changed everything: the power of starting ridiculously small.
One push-up. One page. One paragraph. Actions so tiny they seemed almost pointless. But here's what he learned that nobody talks about: your brain can't resist habits that are too small to fail. When you remove the possibility of failure, you remove the main barrier to consistency. And consistency, not intensity, is what rewrites your identity.
This book reveals why tiny habits succeed where willpower fails. How your environment shapes your choices more than your motivation ever will. Why tracking progress matters, but not in the way you think. When to quit a habit before it becomes toxic. And most importantly, how microscopic changes compound into life-altering transformations.
This isn't discipline or perfect execution. It's working with your psychology, not against it. It's building systems so simple they become inevitable.
The smallest step in the right direction can end up being the biggest step of your life.
"Even if you implement just 1% of what you read, I've fulfilled my goal. I've helped you become a better person."
Ognjen Milev