How To Live With Uncertainty: Compounding Habits - Deepstash

How To Live With Uncertainty: Compounding Habits

To deal with uncertainty we need to handle well all that is in our control.

Building habits and routines that stabilize us helps counterbalance all the uncertainty that is around us. This includes changing our environment to help us accomplish our goals.

Example: Not having chocolate ice cream in the fridge will help you stick to your diet plan, as it lowers the chances of you eating it.

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