| Goal 1 | Change one habit |
Pick a simple habit of yours and change it. A good example might be walking to the vending machine at work to buy a candy bar every afternoon. If you want to change a habit like this, you’ll need to do three things:
- Identify the Cue
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Sometimes cues are obvious. Your morning routine is probably cued by an alarm clock. The habit of putting on your seat belt is cued by sound of starting a car. Other cues are subtle. However, they all fall into one of five categories: location, time, emotion, social setting, or action. To identify your cue, try answering each of the following questions as soon as you feel the urge to indulge your habit:
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Where are you?
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What time is it?
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How are you feeling?
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Who is with you?
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What action preceded ...
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