How to Form Good Habits: Do Them for 21 Days
Want to stop smoking? Don't light one up for the next 21 days. Want to sleep early? Start brushing your teeth at 9:52. Want healthy food? Think green for the next three weeks.
On average, it takes people 21 days to start forming a habit.
Jim Loehr and Tony Schwartz agree that by creating positive life-changing habits, you'll be more productive and engaged in whatever you're doing.
Good habits will become second-nature - just like brushing your teeth.
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Posted March 24, 2006 in Life
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on How to Form Good Habits: Do Them for 21 Days
Why We Suck as Managers
2006-08-16 03:32:00 UTC
[...] You do. To start, just place in twenty minutes of “time-for-my-bad-self-to-reflect” into your schedule. Try it daily for three weeks. Then see what happens. [...]
Dvmetfsm
2008-12-13 17:31:54 UTC
Thanks!,
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