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Using specific cues and intentions can also help establish habits more effectively. For instance, rather than saying, “I will read more,” an individual might state, “I will read for 30 minutes at 7 PM in the living room.”
Law 2: Make It Attractive
To foster good habits, one must associate them with positive experiences. This involves utilizing techniques such as temptation bundling, where desirable behaviors are paired with less appealing routines, creating a dual incentive to partake.
Social influences also play a role; surrounding oneself with people who embody the desired habits can reinforce behavioral changes.