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10 LESSONS FROM ATOMIC HABITS BY JAMES CLEAR

1. Make it easy to start

The easier it is to begin your new habit, the more likely you will stick with it.

If you want to start running, for instance, don't make a goal of running 5 miles a day.
Start by going for a short walk around the block.

Once that becomes easy, add more each time until you're up to your goal.

2. Form a cue or trigger

Cues are habits that trigger other habits.

For example, brushing your teeth is a cue that triggers the habit of flossing.

If you want to form a new habit, find an existing cue that you can use to trigger it.

3. Create a craving

When you have a craving for something, you're more likely to act on it.

So if you want to form a new habit, find a way to create a craving for it.

For example, if you want to eat healthily, ensure healthy snacks are visible and easily accessible.

4. Make it satisfying

The more satisfying your new habit is, the more likely you will stick with it.

If you're trying to eat healthily, make sure you're eating foods you enjoy and filling you up.

5. Set a goal

Goals give you something to strive for and help keep you motivated.

When setting a goal for your new habit, make sure it's specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound (SMART).

6. Set a deadline

If you want to make sure you stick with your new habit, set a deadline for yourself.

For example, if you want to start working out, make a goal of working out three times a week for six weeks.

7. Make a plan

When you have a plan, you're more likely to follow your habits.

So if you want to make sure you're sticking to your new habit, plan how you will do it.

The first plan you make likely won't work, so adjust it as needed.

8. Get an accountability partner

Having someone to keep you accountable can be a great way to make sure you're sticking to your habits.

Find someone with a similar goal and check in with each other regularly to see how you're doing.

9. Reward yourself