When we want to achieve changes in our life, the first thing that comes to mind is that we have to change our habits and be more “productive”. 

However, despite the fact that we know the habits that would favor us, we have no reasons that support the fact of wanting to form good habits. 

And this, although it may seem irrelevant, can play a fundamental role in our motivation, because we will have a why behind what we do. 

Therefore, in this article, I will give you 3 possible answers to this question.

We often say that routines are not for us because we "get bored doing the same thing every day."

What we do not take into account is that this phrase forgets something fundamental: routines are not an end in themselves, but a means to an end, which will be different for each of us and will depend on our objectives.

Once this is understood, it is easier to say that the objectives are not achieved without a support system behind.

And precisely in this case, this system is comprised of habits, which provide us with the necessary structure to get where we want.