Thread by @AnnieDuke

I am so grateful to @Katy_Milkman for blurbing QUIT. Katy supported me through the process, reading early drafts & offering invaluable suggestions about how to make the book better. She also introduced me to other folks who were crucial in helping me to navigate the topic.

Katy is best known for her significant work on behavior change as a professor @Wharton. Her bestseller, How to Change, came out last year & received rave reviews. The book is truly a must-read for anyone looking to kick start a change in their life.

amazon.com/How-Change-Sci…

Katy is also the host of the wonderful podcast, #Choiceology. Super fun listen exploring “the lessons of behavioral economics, exposing the psychological traps that lead to expensive mistakes.” You should really add this to your regular queue!
katymilkman.com/podcast

Katy also has a fabulous newsletter where she shares interviews with leading behavioral scientists in order to share lessons about where our decision-making goes wrong and what we can do to make better choices. I am a subscriber and you should be, too!

katymilkman.com/newsletter

I am so deeply grateful for my friendship with @katy_milkman and all of her support. This book would not be what it is without her and her research (which is featured in the book!).

Here is her blurb: “Engrossing, important, and grounded in science, Quit is a gem that will allow you to navigate the world more effectively.”