1st Law (Cue): Make it Obvious
2nd Law (Craving): Make it Attractive
3rd Law (Response): Make it Easy
4th Law (Reward): Make it Satisfying
Eliminate the Cue and Your Habit will Never Start.
Reduce the Craving and You Won't Experience Enough Motivation to Act.
Make the Behavior Difficult and You Won't Be Able to Do It.
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