Working from the comfort of your bed may sound nice but can be much more difficult if your bed is already associated with a place of rest. If every night before you go to sleep you lie in bed and watch TV, over time your bed will be associated as a place where you watch TV. All of these different spaces can affect our habits for better or worse. We are both victims and architects of our environments-AKA the home we live in and where we go to work and exercise. Sometimes when and where you choose to execute a habit can make a big difference. Set the intention, say it aloud, and then insert the new habit into your routine. If your morning routine consists of waking up, brushing your teeth, and pouring a cup of coffee, insert “meditate for five minutes” before you have your coffee. For example, if you want to create the habit of meditating each morning but find yourself forgetting or not having the time, the best way to fix this is by inserting it with another habit. Habit stacking is a formula for ensuring that your new habits don’t fall to the wayside. The easiest way to introduce a new habit into your daily routine is to implement it with other habits you already have. A post shared by Free People Movement Start habit stacking
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