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How to Develop Healthy Habits That Last a Lifetime
You’ve read articles and books about how to develop healthy eating habits. You are trying to create new patterns and already have some eating habits that do not work. You have tried dieting, you are running, or you work out at the gym.
You monitor what you eat, probably eat a lot of fruits and vegetables, and you are losing some weight. However, you still gain a few pounds here and there no matter what you do. Physical improvement is just one of many aspects on the path to creating positive habits.
You have heard of the importance of building new habits, and you know it is time to develop lifelong healthy habits that will work for you and the rest of your life.
This habit-building process is challenging, but it is possible to create the patterns that will become powerful weapons in your arsenal. The key to establishing lifelong habits is to practice them daily.
So what else can you do to develop healthy habits that last a lifetime? Try these:
1. Try Jerry Seinfeld's approach.
Seinfeld says he attributes his success to writing for one hour each day. Once, someone asked him how he manages the writing discipline. He stated that he created a system.
● Each time he'd write for an hour, he'd put an "x" mark on that date in his calendar. After weeks of marking "x" on the calendar, he reached the point where his body could not imagine breaking that habit. So he kept going.
● His intense need to keep marking "x" got stronger than his desire to skip a day. And that's why he succeeded.
2. Discover your "why." "Why"
is the thing that's going to push you to say "no" to yourself when temptation comes knocking. Why do you want to do this? What's the payoff? Whatever it is, write it down.
● It's important to remind yourself why this is so important to you—finding your "why" is so powerful because it provides you with a great excuse to keep going when things get tough.
● That also means that you need to have a "why" that's very strong, very personal, something that's going to motivate you.
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By LeStallionYou’ve read articles and books about how to develop healthy eating habits. You are trying to create new patterns and already have some eating habits that do not work. You have tried dieting, you are running, or you work out at the gym.
You monitor what you eat, probably eat a lot of fruits and vegetables, and you are losing some weight. However, you still gain a few pounds here and there no matter what you do. Physical improvement is just one of many aspects on the path to creating positive habits.
You have heard of the importance of building new habits, and you know it is time to develop lifelong healthy habits that will work for you and the rest of your life.
This habit-building process is challenging, but it is possible to create the patterns that will become powerful weapons in your arsenal. The key to establishing lifelong habits is to practice them daily.
So what else can you do to develop healthy habits that last a lifetime? Try these:
1. Try Jerry Seinfeld's approach.
Seinfeld says he attributes his success to writing for one hour each day. Once, someone asked him how he manages the writing discipline. He stated that he created a system.
● Each time he'd write for an hour, he'd put an "x" mark on that date in his calendar. After weeks of marking "x" on the calendar, he reached the point where his body could not imagine breaking that habit. So he kept going.
● His intense need to keep marking "x" got stronger than his desire to skip a day. And that's why he succeeded.
2. Discover your "why." "Why"
is the thing that's going to push you to say "no" to yourself when temptation comes knocking. Why do you want to do this? What's the payoff? Whatever it is, write it down.
● It's important to remind yourself why this is so important to you—finding your "why" is so powerful because it provides you with a great excuse to keep going when things get tough.
● That also means that you need to have a "why" that's very strong, very personal, something that's going to motivate you.
Read More On Our Blog
https://lestallion.com/blogs/index/how-to-develop-healthy-habits-that-last-a-lifetime
LeStallion offers premium PU leather journal notebooks for writing, dedicated to all those who are pursuing their dreams and goals, or nurturing their personal development and mental health.
For More Info on LeStallion, check out:
https://lestallion.com/