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Dan Builfford

ATOMIC HABITS

  • b2179421273has quoted4 years ago
    Scientists have found that our brains love habits and routines
  • b1420819738has quoted4 years ago
    Remember that “outta sight is outta mind”.
  • Empleo Shiela Maehas quoted7 months ago
    break free from the bad habits which can only detract us from
  • thupanamolokohas quoted9 months ago
    Habit change
    can help you to recreate
    yourself and transform
    your life for success
  • b6645860642has quoted3 years ago
    good habits which will enable us to achieve our goals in life, and that we break free from the bad habits which can only detract
  • htqjtgzg42has quoted14 hours ago
    Your brain is capable of giving you almost anything you desire. It can recreate you into anything you want to be. It can transform your
  • htqjtgzg42has quoted14 hours ago
    life, but you have to demand of it. You have to demand from it. You have to task it. If you do, it will deliver. It is also even possible to trick or hack your own brain, that is to use the basic rules of the brain to get the brain to do what you want it to do for you. The key is in the brain itself.
  • Daisy Momanyihas quoted4 days ago
    Habits are easy to manage.
  • Alinahas quoted7 days ago
    Some people will repeatedly and almost obsessively check their email, Whatsapp, Facebook, Twitter, or generally fiddle with their phone when they are bored. So, again, the emotional state (boredom) would be the cue that triggers the habitual reaction of “phonesitting” (that is, the repeated checking of email, messages, social media, or just constantly fiddling with the phone).
  • Alinahas quoted7 days ago
    For example, some people find that they eat or go to sleep when they feel depressed. So the emotional state (depression) would be the cue that triggers the habitual reaction of eating or sleeping.
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