Removing And Developing Habits
- To change a bad habit you must first separate your identity from the labels you put on yourself such as "i'm a procrastinator; i'm lazy." Because no matter how often you do it, it doesn't define your whole being. It's just a habit -which can be changed.
- Think about your Triggers. When do you get lazy? Is it when things get difficult? Is it when you pick up your phone? Understanding the root of your problem helps you find a solution; like putting your phone away from your working space or turning it off.
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