The Power of Habituation
The Secret to Keeping Things Interesting: Habituation
- Our brains naturally adapt to repeated behaviors, making them less stimulating.
- Instead of always doing the same thing, take breaks to re-sensitize and increase enjoyment.
- If you have to do something you don’t like, try to do it in one session to habituate to it, making it easier.
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