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19 Aug, 10:28:56
- On page 200, the author explains that habits are like routines that our brains follow automatically, without us even thinking about them.
- According to page 202, habits can be formed by repeating certain actions over and over again until they become second nature.
- The author mentions on page 204 that habits can be both good and bad, and it’s important to recognize which ones are beneficial for us.
- Page 206 suggests that understanding the cue, routine, and reward of a habit can help us change or replace it with a better one.
- The book mentions on page 208 that habits can be influenced by our environment, so it’s important to create a positive and supportive atmosphere.
- According to page 210, it takes time and effort to break a habit, but with persistence, it is possible to overcome even the most challenging ones.
- On page 212, the author explains that willpower is like a muscle that can be strengthened through practice and self-discipline.
- Page 214 emphasizes the importance of setting clear goals and creating a plan to achieve them, as it helps in developing new habits.
- The book suggests on page 216 that tracking our progress and celebrating small victories can motivate us to continue working towards our goals.
- According to page 218, surrounding ourselves with supportive and like-minded individuals can greatly influence our ability to develop and maintain positive habits.
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