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Making New Behavior a Habit
56:33 - 1:05:26 (08:52)
In order to turn a new behavior pattern into a habit, it is important to have a strong motivation, trigger the behavior, create a rewarding environment, and maintain a deep meaning for oneself.
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The popular belief that it takes 21 days to form a new habit is not true.
56:33 - 59:46 (03:12)
Summary
The popular belief that it takes 21 days to form a new habit is not true. Habit formation is highly individualized and depends on various factors such as context and resistance to the behavior being implemented.
ChapterMaking New Behavior a Habit
EpisodeThe Ultimate Toolkit for Creating New Habits: The Science Made Easy
PodcastThe Mel Robbins Podcast
The key to habit formation is to make it fun, think about the rewards, surround yourself with an environment that supports the change, and find meaning in the process.
59:46 - 1:03:21 (03:35)
Summary
The key to habit formation is to make it fun, think about the rewards, surround yourself with an environment that supports the change, and find meaning in the process. By doing this, habit formation can take less time and be more effective in changing the way you live your life.
ChapterMaking New Behavior a Habit
EpisodeThe Ultimate Toolkit for Creating New Habits: The Science Made Easy
PodcastThe Mel Robbins Podcast
This podcast episode talks about how behavior change can be achieved through new habits and mindset.
1:03:21 - 1:04:33 (01:12)
Summary
This podcast episode talks about how behavior change can be achieved through new habits and mindset. It discusses triggers, environment, and rewards as important factors, and shares research that missing a day in forming a habit does not impact the process.
ChapterMaking New Behavior a Habit
EpisodeThe Ultimate Toolkit for Creating New Habits: The Science Made Easy
PodcastThe Mel Robbins Podcast
The idea that it takes 21 days to form a habit is a myth, according to James Clear.
1:04:33 - 1:05:26 (00:52)
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The idea that it takes 21 days to form a habit is a myth, according to James Clear. It's more important to focus on consistency and not get discouraged by missing a day or two.