Tired of failed New Year's resolutions derailed by February? Struggling against the same addictions, distractions and unhelpful patterns holding you back year after year? Award-winning author John Smith reveals why sheer willpower and overnight miracle cures almost always fail for real behavioral transformation in his revolutionary new book "Micro Steps, Massive Results: Tiny Daily Habits For Lifelong Breakthroughs". Backed by extensive scientific evidence across psychology, behavioral economics and neuroscience interwoven with the author’s vulnerable personal story of gaining 100 pounds then shedding weight sustainably after decades of yo-yo dieting, this book reveals why we sabotage our best intentions time after time.

Emotional environments and subtle triggers - not flaws in character - subconsciously direct our automatic repetitive actions day after day even against our values and self-interests. Yet we possess far more ability to steward destiny than believed through consciously engineering conditions optimizing micro habit gains compounding mightily into radically changed trajectories over time.

Practical and inspiration, the book guides creating sanctuary spaces protecting our goals, disrupting environmental cues trapping us while elegantly anchoring intended keystone habits onto existing daily rituals already completed with loyal discipline. Through strengthening emotional muscles supporting long term change like self-compassion, patience and accountability rather than attacking character we build emotional resilience and personal agency.

Packed with hands-on habit design toolkits, vision boards for manifesting future identities, conversation prompts eliciting support and research-backed frameworks to understand the psychology undermining change, Micro Steps, Massive Results serves both as motivational kickstart manifesto proving why this attempt will finally stick through incremental progress as well as pragmatic personal roadmap customizing unique self-improvement plans combining psychology, mindfulness, health tactics and environment design for accountability. If you only ever read one book on finally cementing positive changes, make it this radically compassionate guidebook towards belief in breaking free from past limitations through the consistent courage of micro habits!.