Category Archives: Mindset

Identifying All the Habits You Want to Change

You’ve decided you want to change your habits in major ways. One of the first steps is to figure out which habits you want to change. There are many of them… you will probably never became aware of all of your habits.

The line between personality, nature, and habits is sometimes very thin. But the little things don’t matter. The little things will naturally get better over time as you get more used to paying attention to the big things. If you start to ease your life toward better habits, it will get easier and easier to transform with time. Good habits foster more good habits. You have to work toward it and maintain it, but it can definitely happen for you.

The first step is to identify your Reason Why you want to change. Whether it has to do with your health, business, finances, family, friends, or whatever… you need to figure out your Reason Why for changing and focusing on your habits.

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Embracing New Beginnings

If you’ve recently experienced something disheartening or traumatic in your life, just the thought of starting over can seem like too much. And maybe you’ve heard someone say, “you can’t run from your problems.” But according to Psychology Today, this can’t be further from the truth as there is immense power to be found when you start over and allow yourself a new beginning.

Learn more in this insightful bonus  report.

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Finding Your “Reason Why” You Want to Improve Your Habits

One of the most important things you can do as you work to improve your habits is find your Reason Why you want to improve. If you don’t have a “Reason Why,” then I’m sorry to say that you probably won’t have the passion about the habits you’re trying to change to keep on going.

For example, WHY do you want to lose weight? WHY do you want to earn more money? Your habits make or break those goals. If you’re comfortable enough where you are right now, then you most likely won’t feel that desperate need and desire to keep going.

Think of it this way– If you were starving and didn’t have any food to feed your family, but you had an incredible chance to do a little bit of work in order to earn more money, you’d probably go for it, right? If you knew that all you had to do was write a book for Kindle or design a website for someone or choose an extra shift at work… you’d most likely go for that little bit extra that will save you and your family from starvation. Then, you’d keep it up because you never want to be in that place again.

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