Trial Period

You commit to some change for 30 days, then tou can go back to your old ways. But having spent thirty days applying a new behavior is often enough to convince you to stick with it.

Pros:

• Can handle more significant/difficult behavior changes you might be unli...

Your timeline is how often you want to practice your new habit; it’s your recurring goal. For example, meditate for 30 minutes per day.

A short timeline can be overwhelming, and a long timeline won't give you enough practice. For best results, use a weekl...

1. If you want to stick with a habit, first you have to make it obvious.  
2. When and where are the most important questions for the habit formation. 
3. I will  ( behaviour ) at ( time ) in ( location ). 
4. Implementation intention clears the foggy notion. 
5. Habit stack...