A Reason for Change
Stephen Guise gives examples of how the process of making mini habits and how stick to them, which is what he had done and the results were lasting. Mini habits became …show more content…
I also started eating better, drinking more water and I have been seeing a change in my body.
To Agree or Not to Agree
Sam Davies, the author of the book, Unhooked: How to Break Bad Habits, agrees with Stephen Guise’s, mini habits and he suggests that consumers should invest in this book and promises that the return would be far greater (Davies, 2015). I felt the same after reading the book. Davies pointed out that the typical problem for forming habits was consistency, which is the reason for creating smaller habits, to make your daily routine easier and simple in order to decrease the amount of willpower it takes to carry them out without feeling pressured. I initially made a list of things that I wanted to improve, then I downsized that list by more than half to come up with my own mini habits. A list of goals that I could do that would not make me cringe to think about. According to an article in the British Journal of General Practice, by multiple health professionals, they agreed with the formation of mini habits and also suggested educating patients in order to promote …show more content…
When I initially began with mini habits, I had to tell myself to do the exercise before I slept, now it is as though my body leads me to do the exercise. I am very satisfied with the way I am feeling about myself because this is a major accomplishment for me.
MODIFICATION OF RITUALS
Clare Carroll:
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It’s A Keeper
Adapting mini habits has, without a doubt, changed my life. Before reading Mini Habits, by Stephen
Guise, I was one of those people who struggled with the continuity of running and walking on a track, which is about 1.5 miles from my home, which I would drive to 4 days a week. I would walk 1 mile, then jog 1 mile.
During that time, I was highly motivated and I had loss weight. I was 30 pounds lighter than I m now. Then at some point, I lost the motivation, the drive, and the willpower to drive to the park, much less, run or walk.
Once, I actually drove to the park, sat in my vehicle for approximately 10 minutes, then drove home. I lost my desire to exercise, which had been working for me very well. That has been over 10 months ago. I had been struggling until now. The information from the book, Mini Habits, has changed my life and I am in this for the
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