Habits

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It Was an Invisible Bruise that Could Be Healed Over Time

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It Was an Invisible Bruise that Could Be Healed Over Time

Now the bruise is a visual reminder that “I made a mistake.” That I did something “wrong.” As a righty, the soreness sharply reminds me of this every time I grasp my pen to write something down or pick something up to complete my daily tasks. It’s easy to focus on this outcome of my miscalculated exit out of the house. If I do, it brings me straight back to incorrect thinking.

You see, I used to think there was something inherently wrong with me as if I was broken at birth. I always strived to do better, to be better, and to seek validation and approval for my efforts…

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It's Not About Willpower: 5 Things You Need to Change Habits - Part 5

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It's Not About Willpower: 5 Things You Need to Change Habits - Part 5

While there are plenty of mistakes we make when it comes to changing habits, our willpower is not the problem. The issue is skipping the foundational things that help cement the change into our lives. In this blog series, we will explore the five things you need in place when changing your habits.

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It's Not About Willpower: 5 Things You Need to Change Habits - Part 3

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It's Not About Willpower: 5 Things You Need to Change Habits - Part 3

If you're on track to make a change and you're finding that you're hitting a wall, it's not that it's the wrong change. It's not that you can't do it. It doesn't have anything to do with your ability to make this change. It's just that you started too big.

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It's Not About Willpower: 5 Things You Need to Change Habits - Part 2

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It's Not About Willpower: 5 Things You Need to Change Habits - Part 2

We all know how satisfying it can be to see effort pay off. One of the key ways to ensure you are able to feel satisfaction when changing or creating habits is to understand and take note of your baseline or starting point.

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It's Not About Willpower: 5 Things You Need to Change Habits

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It's Not About Willpower: 5 Things You Need to Change Habits

It's a very common mistake when making change. I've made it myself many times before. Not knowing your core “why,” which goes beyond the surface level of the habit change. For example, the surface level “I want to eat healthier,” has a deeper why underneath. What would eating healthier result in?

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This! Making change is hard. And it becomes even more challenging when we are hard on ourselves. Self-criticism is not motivating. It's actually one of the reasons habit changes fail. If you are adding or subtracting a habit try responding to y
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