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You commit to some change for 30 days, then tou can go back to your old ways. But having spent thirty days applying a new behavior is often enough to convince you to stick with it.
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The basic process for building all habits is basically the same: you repeatedly condition the behavior you want, over time, until it becomes automatic.
But no habit starts out automatic; there’s a deliberate period, where you must consciously apply yourself to make a certain ...
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2 main ways you can condition a habit:
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It means practicing the habit a bunch of times in an artificial situation so that it occurs more automatically in real life.
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This strategy works by deputizing others to enforce your habit for you.
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Avoid thinking about changing a habit, but instead think about changing your self-conception.
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Ignore the process of creating habits altogether and simply focus on a project that will force them to occur.
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The goal is to do it every day (if possible) but if you miss a day, you must do the habit the following day.
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Keep track of how many days in a row you’ve successfully followed your habit. As your chain gets longer and longer, you become increasingly committed to the habit.
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For more expensive items simply choose to wait 30 days after your first serious impulse before buying the expensive item, provided that it’s not an essential or emergency need.
Use that time to do a little research and make sure you actually want or will use the item, and also give i...
Keep track of how many days in a row you’ve successfully followed your habit. As your chain gets longer and longer, you become increasingly committed to the habit.
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