✅ Step 1: Start Tiny

→ Choose one small habit.

Make it so easy you can't fail.

Example: Instead of “exercise daily,” start with “do 5 squats” or “put on workout clothes.”

💡 Why: Starting small removes resistance and builds confidence through success.


🔄 Step 2: Attach It to an Existing Cue (Habit Stacking)

→ Anchor your new habit to something you already do.

Formula: After [current habit], I will [new habit]

Example: After brushing my teeth, I will journal for 2 minutes.

💡 Why: Familiar cues help automate the new behavior.


📅 Step 3: Stay Consistent, Not Perfect

→ Focus on repetition, not intensity.

Use a habit tracker or calendar. If you miss a day, never miss two.

💡 Why: Consistency creates identity ("I’m the kind of person who…").


🔁 Step 4: Make It Easy to Repeat

→ Eliminate friction.