Science of building sticky habits

@abhay2695 · 2025-09-22 16:22 · Indiaunited

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From waking up in the morning until going to bed at night, most of the tasks we perform are routine. As you may have noticed, many people go straight to the bathroom after waking up. This is also a habit. Then, brush their teeth, which is also a habit. There are many such tasks that are part of a person's habit. These are the basic tasks. We need to develop habits when we are important to ourselves, but we fail to do so. You may have noticed that many people want to wake up every morning, go to the gym, and exercise. Some people prepare for going to the gym and even join a gym for a few days, but gradually they lose this habit because something is missing that prevents them from forming this habit. So, today I'm going to tell you what you can do to develop a habit that is so sticky and unbreakable.

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The first thing is that you should always start with small steps. By small steps, I mean that whatever your goal is and whatever daily aim you have set, you should do it in small chunks first. For example, if you have decided that I will read at least five pages of a book every day before going to sleep, then you should not just read it from the beginning, you should start with one page in the beginning and then as your interest keeps increasing, you will increase to two pages, then three and so on, and then a time will come when you will read more than five pages. So keep in mind that you should always start in small chunks.

The second thing is to reward yourself. Rewarding yourself is crucial because it keeps you motivated. You don't have to give yourself big rewards, but rather something you enjoy, like eating a favorite dish or watching a favorite show. But you'll need to be a little self-conscious about this, as you'll only reward yourself if you've completed the tasks well.

The third step is to track and evaluate your activities. You need to track all your activities and determine whether your daily timetable is being followed completely. If it's being followed properly, you can make adjustments to improve it. However, if it's not being followed properly, you need to identify the factors that are preventing many tasks from being completed. For example, you might have planned to go to the gym every morning at 6:00, but you'll only be able to go at 6:00 if you wake up at 5:00, and you'll only be able to wake up at 5:00 if you go to bed early. This is crucial. If you don't wake up at 5:00 one day, you need to figure out why you didn't wake up at 5:00. There could be many reasons for this. For example, you might have slept late at night, or you might have a fever in the morning, so you couldn't wake up. All these things have to be evaluated properly and then work on them so that this thing which is disturbing your daily routine does not happen again.

The fourth thing here is to try to make your difficult tasks as easy as possible. For example, if you want to develop the habit of eating healthy food, you need to organize those items in a way that makes them easily accessible. You can even keep those items on a table in your room so you can easily access them.

Forming habits is not a difficult task, we just need to change some things and understand some new things, then things can be managed very easily.

Thanks for reading my post till the end. If you have any suggestions or feedback then please comment down.

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