I really do want to establish a good
routine for exercising and staying away from sugary substances. I’ll hear all
the usual responses, but I want to know the real trick to make those two
things—those habits—to die hard.
Sunday, November 17, 2013
Old Habits Die Hard
What does that mean, old habits die
hard? I figured it meant that some habits are hard to die, right? But I want to
know how to form a habit that is hard
to die. And who says it only takes three weeks to establish a habit? Why, when
I do something like exercise or not eat sugary substances for more than three
weeks and come week four, I could take one bite of sugar or skip one day of
exercise and it’s all over. My little sister complains about the same thing,
she says she could do something for three years, miss one day, and boom, done.
Habit over. Doesn’t seem to die hard to me. My little sister and I share that
gene.
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I think that gene crawled out of your gene pool and into mine. Please tell me when you find out.
ReplyDeleteI'm with Tammy. If you discover the secret, please share. I have absolutely no willpower when it comes to my guilty pleasures.
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Going gluten free cured me of my craving for most sweets, although chocolate is necessary for my well being. :) Oh and wine, too. I like my wine. And potato chips with sour cream. And coffee ice cream. And . . . Aw, geez. Never mind. *sigh*
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