Maintaining Momentum
- Keep It Up: The behaviour has to be solidified as a habit and for that, you need to ensure that it is a regularly performed routine. Get the help of friends or peer groups to keep yourself committed and prevent skip days.
- Do It Right: A routine can become a habit if it is meant to. Instead of frustration and failure, find acceptance that some routines require constant effort and are hard to turn into magical habits.
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