This is the Sinhala edition of James Clear's book on habit formation, translated by Niranjan Chaminda Karunathilake and published in Colombo by M. D. Gunasena. The whole text is in Sinhala, so a reader who does not read the language will not be able to use it; buyers outside Sri Lanka should order it with that in mind.
Clear's argument is that the large, productive habits people want in their lives are not built directly. They come from improving the small, almost unnoticed habits already present, steadily and consistently, day after day. The book sets out practical strategies for doing that — methods for building habits rather than exhortations to try harder.
Clear is a writer who works specifically on how habits are formed and changed, and the book has been widely read in its original English. This translation carries that material into Sinhala for readers who would rather work through it in their first language, or who want to pass it to family members who do not read English comfortably.
It suits anyone interested in self-improvement, personal productivity or behaviour change, and it reads as a practical handbook rather than a theoretical one. Sinhala-language editions of international non-fiction of this kind are produced for the local market and are not always easy to find abroad.
- Author: James Clear, Niranjan Chaminda Karunathilake
- Publisher: M. D. Gunasena & Co. (Pvt) Ltd
- Language: Sinhala
- ISBN: 9789552132162
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