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8. The Lifetime Habit Arc

8. The Lifetime Habit Arc

The lifetime habit arc is the four-part automation pattern we mentioned earlier.

The first step is the trigger. It’s the cue that initiates the habit. Once the habit is initiated, we need to follow a particular ritual to continue it. Then, after completing the habit, it’s time for us to reward ourselves. Finally, once that reward is pleasurable, that’s when repetition comes into the picture.

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