Power of RITUAL ....
The power of a ritual , is that it provides a mindless way to initiate your behavior.
A good ritual removes the need of thinking:
- What should I do first?
- When should I do this?
- How should I do this?
A good ritual or routine makes starting a behavior to be easy and automatic so you have the strength to finish it when it becomes difficult and challenging.
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