REMEMBER THE RULE OF 21.
As we all know that it takes 21 days to develop a new habit, yet most people give up on creating a positive life change and after only the first dew days when they experience the stress and pain that is always associated with replacing old behaviors with new ones. New habits are much like a new pair of shoes; for the first few days, they will feel uncomfortable. But if you break them in for about three weeks, they will fit like a second skin.
As human beings, we are genetically programmed to resist change and maintain steadiness. The condition is also known as homeostasis, evolved naturally over time which means our ancestors could survive constantly CHANGING CONDITIONS. The problem is that the mechanism works to keep things as they are even when more favourable possibilities exist already. And that is why we have such difficulty adopting new habits and overcoming the gravitational forces that prevent us from moving to higher levels of living (yess I'm totally talking about them).
But just the way rocket uses more fuel during the first few minutes after lift-off that it does over the days that follow when it cover more than half a million miles once you get past those first 21 days you will find that staying on with new habits will be far easier that you might thought.
Take time to examine yourself and study your personal habits and promise to make changes if necessary and "ensure that your habits MOVE YOU FORWARD RATHER THAN HOLD YOU BACK".
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