If your new habit is waking up early (which might be a useful one to get
started on, now), during the first 10 days your experience might be something
like this: [The alarm clock sounds]
Oh God, it’s morning already! I don’t
want to get up. I’m soooo tired. I need more sleep. Okay, just 10 more
minutes. [Hit snooze button]
The problem for most people is that they don’t
realize that this
seemingly unbearable first 10 days is only “temporary.” Instead, they think
it’s the way the new habit feels, and will always feel, telling themselves:
If
the new habit is this painful, forget it—it’s not worth it.
As a result, 95% of our society—the mediocre majority—fail, time and
time again, to start exercise routines,
quit smoking, improve their diets, stick
to a budget, or any other habit that would improve their quality of life.
Here’s where you have an advantage over the other 95%. See, when you
are
prepared for these first 10 days, when you know
that it is the price you
pay for success, that the first 10 days will be challenging but they’re also
temporary, you can beat the odds and succeed! If the benefits are great
enough, we can do anything for 10 days, right?
So, the first 10 days of implementing any new habit aren’t a picnic.
You’ll defy it. You might even hate it at times. But
you can do it. Especially
considering,
it only gets easier from here, and the reward is, oh—just the
ability to create
everything you want for your life.
Do'stlaringiz bilan baham: