Dr. Avanti is joined by return guest, Dr. Tanmeet Sethi to delve into the complexities of habit formation and the common pitfalls of New Year's resolutions. They explore the neuroscience behind habits,  emphasizing the role of self-compassion over self-criticism in fostering sustainable change. Their conversation highlights the importance of aligning habit formation with natural rhythms and seasons. For example, although winter is often seen as a time for new beginnings, it may be better suited for reflection and rest. They explore practical strategies for habit change, such as making the desired action easy and enjoyable, and reframe "failure" as a valuable part of the learning process.

Today on The Healing Catalyst:

• Understanding the neuroscience of habits to change behavior
• Choosing self-compassion over self-criticism
• Aligning with natural rhythms for habit formation
• Viewing setbacks as opportunities, not failures
• Using the power of intention for change

Connect with Dr. Tanmeet:

• Website: tanmeetsethimd.com 
• Substack Article: I want to revise a chapter in my less-than-6-month-old book
• Book: Joy Is My Justice
• Instagram: @tanmeetsethimd
• Quiz: Unlock your Joy Code 
• Listen: Ep. 37: “Why Not Me?” Reframing Suffering through Gratitude
• Listen: Ep. 87: Transforming Suffering Into Joy with Dr. Tanmeet Sethi

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• Energy Fix Quiz: avantikumarsingh.com/quiz 
• Leave a voice message for Avanti: “Ask Me Anything”
• Get Dr. Avanti’s Weekly Letter: avantikumarsingh.com/join-my-newsletter 

Connect with Dr. Avanti:

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• Website: avantikumarsingh.com
• Avanti’s Book: The Health Catalyst
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