Avoid 3 Traps that Can Destroy Your Good Habits
Have your ever found yourself making these justifications?
1. “Well, now that I’ve slipped up and broken my good habit, I might as well go all the way.” Fail small, not big!
2. “If I really beat myself up when I break a good habit, I’ll do a better job of sticking to it.” Although some people assume that feelings of guilt or shame act as safeguards to help people stick to good habits, in fact, those who show self-compassion in the face of failure are better to regain self-control
3. “Of course I usually stick to my good habits, but in this situation, I can’t be expected to keep it up. This doesn’t count.” Alas, everything counts!
Source: “2017 Happiness Calendar”











