Atomic Habits, The Diary of a CEO [Hardcover] ; The Creative Act [Hardcover] 3 Books Collection Set

This three-book collection brings together Atomic Habits, The Diary of a CEO (Hardcover) and The Creative Act (Hardcover). Across the set, the focus ranges from small behavioural changes, to principles shaped by entrepreneurial experience and podcast interviews, and a perspective on creativity drawn from work with artists across genres and traditions.

Atomic Habits is presented as a phenomenal international bestseller, with 1 million copies sold, and introduces an approach to change that starts with tiny shifts in behaviour. The Diary of a CEO positions itself as distinct from business strategy, instead centring on principles described as more permanent and widely applicable. The Creative Act describes Rick Rubin’s practice of creating a space for artists to identify what they offer, reconnect with innocence, and move beyond self-imposed expectations.

Included titles

• Atomic Habits
• The Diary of a CEO [Hardcover]
• The Creative Act [Hardcover]

Key details

• Three-book collection set
• Includes two hardcovers: The Diary of a CEO and The Creative Act
• Atomic Habits described as an international bestseller with 1 million copies sold
• Authors referenced: James Clear and Rick Rubin

Synopses

Atomic Habits

Focused on transforming your life through tiny changes in behaviour. It challenges the idea that change requires thinking big, presenting an alternative approach attributed to habits expert James Clear.

The Diary of a CEO [Hardcover]

Described as not being about business strategy, which is said to change like the seasons. Instead, it centres on principles drawn from the author’s entrepreneurial journey and thousands of podcast interviews, presented as able to stand the test of time and apply across industries.

The Creative Act [Hardcover]

Contrasts producers known for a particular sound with Rick Rubin’s approach of creating a space for artists across genres and traditions. It describes a practice of helping people move beyond self-imposed expectations and reconnect with a state of innocence, where the surprising becomes inevitable.