According to Healthline, it takes 18 and 254 days to form a habit. On average, after 66 days, a behavior becomes automatic.
For some people, it can take less. For some people, more. But if you try to stick to the creative run for at least two months, you will be more likely to transform it into a habit.
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The widespread assertion that forming a habit takes 21 days is not true. Forming a new habit takes on average 66 days, with some people taking as much as 254 days (and some only 18).
And don’t despair if you miss a day. Just don't make a habit out of it.
It takes 66 days to get to the automation point of a new habit. The time can be divided into 3 parts (22 days each)-
Better productivity requires some work on your side. It may take up to three months to form a new habit. Once it becomes a habit, it becomes easier to integrate into a routine.
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