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Default Mar 02, 2024 at 11:17 PM
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BJ Fogg ("Tiny Habits") acknowledges how hard it is to "break" a bad habit and recommends starting with replacing an undesirable habit with a desirable activity that satisfies the same or similar need, and building that desirable activity into a habit gradually.

If you spend time online when tired and then berate yourself for it, have you considered what you can replace this habit with that would be more constructive?

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