Here’s one powerful strategy for forming new habits: “Make your desired change the path of least resistance.” If you want to lose weight, make unhealthy choices the harder option — inconvenient or harder to access. That might look like removing them from your pantry or fridge and stocking your space with healthy, nourishing options instead.Continue reading “Make Your Desired Habit The Path of Least Resistance”
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Why Habits Feel Hard Before They Feel Easy
How Long Does It Really Take to Form a Habit? At some point, we all start something new. A habit. A rhythm. A reset. And not long in, the question creeps in: Should this feel easier by now? If you were hoping your habits would be sticking more smoothly at this point—and they’re not—hang tight.Continue reading “Why Habits Feel Hard Before They Feel Easy”
The Easiest Way To Make A Habit Stick
The Easiest Way to Make a Habit Stick Once you understand how habits work (see my last post), the next step is making them automatic. One of the simplest—and most powerful—ways to build a new habit is by “hooking” or “pairing” it to something you already do every day. I call this “linking” — becauseContinue reading “The Easiest Way To Make A Habit Stick”
The Habit Loop
✨ A Fresh Start (Right Where You Are) If you’ve been thinking about your habits lately…and you’re realizing how hard they can be to build or keep— I want to encourage you: 👉 transformation really is possible. 🦋 One of the biggest lessons I’ve learned — both personally and spiritually — is this: You canContinue reading “The Habit Loop”
“One & Done” vs. “One & Undone”
🚀 Set Yourself Up For Success It’s easy to drift through seasons where habits feel inconsistent or start to slip.Life gets full. Focus gets scattered. And before we know it, we’re telling ourselves,👉 “I’ll get back to it soon.” I’ve been there too. But what if this season looked different? What if you chose somethingContinue reading ““One & Done” vs. “One & Undone””
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