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Gradually introduce new habits from "summary" of Rewire by Richard O'Connor

To make lasting changes in our lives, we need to approach them gradually. Instead of trying to overhaul our entire lifestyle overnight, we should introduce new habits slowly and steadily. This allows our brains to adjust to the changes and make them a part of our routine. When we try to change too much too quickly, our brains can become overwhelmed and resist the new habits. This resistance can lead to frustration and failure, causing us to give up on our goals. By introducing new habits gradually, we give our brains the time they need to adapt and form new neural pathways. Gradual change also allows us to focus on one habit at a time, making it easier to track our progress and stay motivated. This incremental approach helps us build momentum and confidence as we see the positive effects of our new habits. Over time, these small changes can add up to significant improvements in our lives. It's important to be patient and consistent when introducing new habits. Change doesn't happen overnight, and it requires effort and dedication. By taking small steps each day towards our goals, we can make steady progress and create lasting change. Incorporating new habits into our daily routine can be challenging, but with time and persistence, we can rewire our brains to embrace these changes. By starting small and gradually building on our successes, we can create lasting habits that will improve our lives in the long run. So, take it slow, be patient, and keep moving forward towards a better version of yourself.
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