The Road to Better Habits, Updated and Expanded: A simple framework for transforming your habits
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When something external hits us, like a pandemic, war, or death of a loved one, our brain gets into an elevated state of awareness.
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good things in life require time and energy to build.
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Good habits serve as a shield against the forces that are trying to pull you in a direction you don’t want.
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Mediocrity is a result of mediocre habits.
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Studying success is often a waste of time because it can cause tunnel vision.
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The survivorship bias. It’s a common mistake to only look at successful people without looking at people who did the same thing and failed.
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Break down every habit to the smallest step you can take TODAY. That’s the key.
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You need a good reason to make a change.
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Elimination is the key here. Be very clear about what you want to achieve every single day, week, and year. Every day, work on 3-4 essential (and small) tasks that will bring you closer to your weekly and yearly goals.
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reading is essential for your cognition.
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self-awareness is one of the most important skills that predict career success.
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permanent lifestyle change requires time and energy.
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When you haven’t even started something, the result seems a million miles away.
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Your life stops when learning stops.
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Our natural state of mind is to do nothing.
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There’s only now. We stop caring too much about what we did or didn’t do yesterday and focus on what we can do today.
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When you can measure your habits, you also know how much time it takes so you can schedule it on your calendar. It gives you a lot more clarity.