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How to break bad habits
How habits are formed
The importance of consistency
Important Work First Thing
Research shows that 2.5 to 4 hours after waking is when your brain is sharpest.Early morning is also when you’re most disciplined.
Do the work of your choice early in the day.
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The Morning Ritual
• You need to wake up before the insanity starts. Before your goals for the day have competition.
• The se...
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Relaxing Evening
Take the evening off to recharge.
What does work? Seeing friends and active hobbies. What doesn’t? More passive activities like TV, video games and eating.
Past that, get to bed. You can't cheat yourself...
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Regroup When You Slow Down
When the afternoon brain fog hits, it's often just because of our natural circadian rhythm.
First, take a break. Get a snack or a power nap if you can.
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Research shows that 2.5 to 4 hours after waking is when your brain is sharpest. Early morning is also when you’re most disciplined.
Do the work of your choice early in the day.
Working on your most important projects first thing in the morning will guarantee that you do meaningful work in your day.
Create a time box to work on your biggest goals every day — before the world out there has a chance to disrupt your plans.
We make the worst decisions late at night and first thing in the morning.
Save important decisions for when you feel most alert, generally within one to three hours after waking up.
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