Quick introduction
Gunnar Habitz
I didn’t write Happy Habits to help people do more. I wrote it to help people feel less pressure while creating change that actually lasts.
Over the years I’ve written more than thirty books, worked across corporate and creative worlds, and lived through life transitions that forced me to rethink how habits really work – in real life, not in ideal conditions. This is the framework I wish I’d had earlier: gentle, practical, and designed for humans.
I moved to Australia in 2016 after a layoff ended a corporate career in Switzerland that had taken me from consulting through product marketing and business development into sales management across 29 countries. A born introvert, it took me a while to even consider becoming visible. Four countries later, I found LinkedIn to be the best way to build a personal brand and meaningful connections. Today I manage agency partnerships across Asia Pacific at ActiveCampaign, hold the Chartered Manager designation from the Institute of Managers and Leaders, and serve as a Board Director at Sydney’s historic Castlereagh Boutique Hotel – because social media should have a seat at the board table.
PS: Habitz really is my last name, written with a “z”. It’s not a pen name.
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