What is a habit? Webster says it's a regular tendency or practice. It's any regular repeated behavior.

Why is that important for you? Because what you do in your daily life, that repeats itself over and over, allows the brain to make your actions automatic, this is also true for your thoughts. The repeated actions and or thoughts create a pathway in your brain that runs without awareness. 

This is important for you if....

you have developed some habits that are not producing the results you would like in managing your grief. 

It takes awareness to create a new pathway. God says how a man thinks in his heart becomes who he is. Proverbs 23:7. 

Three habits that lead to exhaustion in grief:

1. Living Tomorrow Today
2. Focusing On What Your Child Is Missing In This Life After Their Death
3. Believing God Allowed Your Child To Die As A Test or Punishment

Listen and find out what to do instead. 

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