""Smarter Faster Better"" by Charles Duhigg is a book that explores the science and psychology behind productivity and success. Duhigg, a Pulitzer Prize-winning author, investigates the habits and practices of highly productive individuals and teams to uncover the principles that drive their achievements. The book is structured around eight key productivity concepts, including motivation, goal setting, focus, decision-making, and teamwork. Duhigg delves into each concept through real-world stories and research findings, demonstrating how these principles can be applied to enhance personal and professional productivity. One of the central ideas in the book is the concept of ""psychological safety"" within teams, emphasizing the importance of creating an environment where individuals feel safe to contribute their ideas and take risks. Duhigg also explores the power of goal setting and provides insights into how setting ambitious, yet achievable, goals can drive motivation and success. Throughout ""Smarter Faster Better,"" Duhigg offers actionable advice on how readers can apply these principles to become more productive and achieve their goals. The book provides valuable insights into the psychology of productivity and is a practical guide for those looking to enhance their effectiveness in various aspects of life and work.