Abstract

Instead of adapting someone else' successful habits, find out what habits work for you, based on your personality type.

One of the major reasons why habits don't work is that people don't pursue a method that suits them. Therefore, in this book, readers can find their own ideal method based on the "Fairy Tale Matrix", which classifies and diagnoses human behavior and motivations into 4 personality types.
By knowing their type and your aptitude to making habits, readers can find out the style that suit them.

[Contents]
Introduction The mystery of "why doesn't it last?" lies in your personality type!
Chapter 1 How to keep up with a habit depends on your personality type
Chapter 2. Self-regulation habits by 4 Personality Types!
Chapter 3 “Self-Actualization” Habits by 4 personality types!
Chapter 4 Habits of “human relations” that make use of differences by 4 personality types!
Chapter 5 Application: Change your life by creating habits

Author’s Information

Representative Director of Habutsuka Consulting Co.
After graduating from Kansai University, he worked for Hitachi, Ltd. and other companies before becoming self-employed in 2006.
Based on his experience of training 50,000 business-persons and providing consulting services to more than 1,000 individuals, he established Japan's only consulting company on the topic of habits. He conducts habit-creation courses for individuals and behaviorial change and habit training for companies.
His 22 books on habits have sold over 1 million copies and have been widely translated in China, Korea, Taiwan, Vietnam, and Thailand. He has also appeared more 150 times media including NHK's "Gogo-Nama," TV, radio, and newspapers.
His major publications include "Illustration: 9 Habits to Get Out of Negative Thinking Immediately," "Nigashi-no-Narukiri: Dramatically Improve Your Results; Concentrate on 20%," "Creating Your Ideal Life: The Complete Guide to Narustomization" , "30 Days to Change Your Life: The 'Continue' Habit" and "A New You: The 'Stop' Habit", "The New You: The 'Stop' Habit" .