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Understanding the psychological rewards of bad habits
Creating new habits to replace old ones
Developing self-discipline
As an addition, not a substraction. You’ll always be learning something.
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When you learn something you can launch it and then you learn to love it.
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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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They are not bad for us, what’s bad is how we react to them.
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Without the removal of negative behaviors before the addition of positive ones, you’ll always be taking one step forward followed by one step backward and using untold amounts of effort on getting nowhere.
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