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Understanding the psychological rewards of bad habits
Creating new habits to replace old ones
Developing self-discipline
They are not bad for us, what’s bad is how we react to them.
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When you learn something you can launch it and then you learn to love it.
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As an addition, not a substraction. You’ll always be learning something.
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Use it as a signal of what matters to you, not as a push that makes you do stuff you don’t want to do, or don’t do something you want to.
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Talk to yourself out loud whenever you liked the way you acted or you know you did it bad
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These events only have the power that we choose to give them. They only destroy us because we think they are destructive, and allow them to run our lives.
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It doesn’t depend on external factors. It’s largely unrelated to what’s going on around us. It’s less about our circumstances and more about how we react to them.
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