3 Things
it Takes to Form a Good Habit for your New Year's Resolutions
New year
is almost on doors, at the beginning of every year, most people start to make
their New Year's Resolutions in the hopes of forming better habits that will
improve their lives. Unfortunately, most people end up abandoning their pursuit
well before the cold winter months transform to spring.
Here
are three things that you need to have to ensure your resolutions become habits
and not just another passing fancy.
Make Sure Your Life’s
in Order
While
there is a certain allure behind the idea On better time than now when it comes
to forming good habits, unfortunately, your willpower is limited. The experts
at Psychology Today recommend waiting to develop new habits until your life is
somewhat in order. If you're already stressed, trying to work on some other
form of personal development can make it incredibly difficult for you to keep
up with the good habit, which takes 21 days of constant attention for it to
form.
Focus on a Single Good
Habit at a Time
Forming
good habits can be challenging. Habits are things that are deeply ingrained in
our behavior, which is why it can be so challenging to quit a bad habit.
Starting up a good habit can be just as difficult and is going to require you
to put in a lot of hard work and conditioning before it becomes an automatic
behavior. If you try to change too many things at once, you are only setting
yourself up for failure. It’s best to focus on just one good habit at a time,
even if it’s small, and move onto the others later on.
Gradually Work
Yourself into It
You may
have the goal of doing something every day, but it is highly unlikely that you
are going to be able to reach that goal immediately. It is going to take
willpower and time for you to condition yourself, so don’t get upset if you
happen to miss a day in the beginning. You need to begin to ramp up the habit
gradually if you want to be successful in forming a new habit.
To form
new habits, you have to set goals for yourself. You can set a different goal
each week to keep you motivated without getting overwhelmed. The more
consistently you can stick with your new habit, the more you'll want to keep
going, and before you know it, you've changed your life for the better.
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