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The Real Value: Get Started

The Real Value: Get Started

  • Your value system takes a drastic turn when you keep practising an activity you want to form as a habit.
  • Embarking on a habit-formation journey gives you the opportunity to figure out what you really value.
  • Persisting in doing something allows you to see which things are important to you.

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The Incentive Behind How Many Days Does It Take to Form a Habit

The Incentive Behind How Many Days Does It Take to Form a Habit

  • There's something powerful about knowing an end exists
  • Having a particular end date where things will supposedly become easier means being able to convince yourself that you can push through that number of days
  • If our initial conviction was that things will now be easier - au...

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The Bottom Line

  • The essential thing is figuring out what tasks are worth keeping and what aren't.
  • When you stick to a certain activity for 21 days or more, you give yourself the opportunity to find if this new thing is valuable enough - for you - to keep doing it.
  • Regularly hitting the gym a...

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The Duration Of Habit Formation

The Duration Of Habit Formation

People thinking about forming good habits often get stuck. They get preoccupied with a question that feels hopeful. But it’s actually hollow inside. In particular, looking for the answer to: How many days does it take to form a habit?

There is no point.

If you want to know ho...

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How The Myth Took Formation

How The Myth Took Formation

In a famous book from the 1960s, Dr. Maxwell Malt said: "These, and many other commonly observed phenomena tend to show that it requires a minimum of about 21 days for an old mental image to dissolve and a new one to jell."

21-days seems reasonable. Easy. Tweetable. Doable....

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The 21 Day Myth

The 21 Day Myth

According to productivity experts, if a person commits to doing something – anything – for 21 days straight.

This thing will supposedly become automatic behaviour that doesn’t require any effort. This is not true. 

For example, if you want to lose weight, yo...

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