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Daily practice

The missing ingredient in dissolving old behaviors is a daily practice

To start living in a new way, we need practice — some way to gain experience noticing the moments when we’re about to do thing A, and then do thing B instead, even while it’s still exceedingly easy and comfortable to do thing A. 

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