#Break bad habits

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Disciplined (Audio)

Your brain's reward center controls you.

But we can show it better rewards.

Then it will steer you towards what you really want.

How many of your goals have you missed simply because you lack the discipline?

Think of those situations where you know exactly what you need to do, but you just never get it done.

You make up excuses, you ignore it, you procrastinate...

Well not anymore.

There's no amount of money that can replace discipline.

You can't buy a body.

There's more millionaires than there is six pack abs on Earth.

You could have all the money in the world, and still have nothing without discipline.

Today's world is full of distractions.

We make up all kinds of reasons that we have not made it, but the answer is quite simple--you are not disciplined.

You already know what your solutions are, but you require the willpower to make it happen.

You must break from inertia and do the things you need to do, even if you don't want to do them.

With hypnosis, you can make these tasks enjoyable and easy.

Something you look forward to, instead of something you dread.

Discipline is easy with the power of this hypnosis file, and your life is going to skyrocket after just one listen.

This comes with 2 parts.

One is an explainer audio, to help you understand the mindset you are taking on, and the other is the hypnosis file.

Get it here:

https://www.transformhypnosis.com/product/disciplined/

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Affirmations To Stop Biting Your Nails

You might notice I’m on a bit of a kick lately. I’m riding the wave to get past the longest bad habit I’ve had, so bear with me. Here are a few affirmations you (and I) can use to stop chewing on our nails until they bleed. Honestly, you could use this in tandem while casting THIS SPELL My nails are healthy and strong My nailbeds are healing My anxiety can be channeled in healthier ways My…

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Breaking Free from Bad Habits: A Guide to Overcoming Vice

Bad habits can be like invisible chains that hold us back from reaching our full potential. Whether it's procrastination, unhealthy eating, or negative thinking, breaking free from these vices is a crucial step towards personal growth and well-being.

1. Understanding the Root Cause:

To overcome bad habits, it's essential to delve into their origins. Reflect on the triggers and underlying reasons behind your habits. Identifying the root cause is the first step towards breaking free.

2. Set Clear Goals:

Establish realistic and achievable goals. Break down the process of overcoming your bad habits into smaller, manageable steps. This not only makes the journey less overwhelming but also provides a sense of accomplishment with each milestone.

3. Create a Support System:

Share your goals with friends or family who can offer encouragement and support. Having a reliable support system can make a significant difference when facing challenges during your journey to break free from bad habits.

4. Replace Bad Habits with Positive Ones:

Instead of focusing solely on eliminating a bad habit, consider replacing it with a positive behavior. For example, if you're trying to quit smoking, pick up a healthier habit like regular exercise to redirect your energy.

5. Utilize Mindfulness Techniques:

Incorporate mindfulness practices, such as meditation or deep breathing exercises, to increase self-awareness. Mindfulness can help you recognize the impulse to engage in a bad habit and provide the mental clarity needed to make healthier choices.

6. Track Your Progress:

Keep a journal to monitor your progress. Documenting your journey allows you to reflect on your achievements, setbacks, and the lessons learned along the way. This self-awareness is instrumental in maintaining momentum.

Click here: One of the renowned Filipino actors, he successfully navigated through the challenges of overcoming negative habits and vices.

Breaking free from bad habits is a transformative process that requires dedication and self-reflection. By understanding the root causes, setting clear goals, building a support system, replacing negative habits with positive ones, incorporating mindfulness techniques, and tracking your progress, you can pave the way for lasting change.

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9 Ways to Break Bad Habits and Transform Your Life

Ready to break free from habits that hold you back? Discover nine impactful strategies to help you create positive, lasting change. Whether it’s boosting productivity, improving health, or building confidence, these tips can guide you toward a better version of yourself. Read the full article from here '9 methods of giving up bad habits' to get started on your journey!

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Transform Your Life with "Atomic Habits" – Free Audiobook!

Struggling to build positive habits or break bad ones? "Atomic Habits: An Easy & Proven Way to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones" by James Clear is a must-listen for anyone looking to make lasting changes in their life. This audiobook offers practical, science-backed strategies that show you how small, consistent habits can lead to extraordinary results over time.

Whether you're aiming to boost productivity, improve health, or find more balance in your daily life, Atomic Habits provides clear steps to help you reach your goals. The easy-to-follow advice makes building good habits achievable and breaking bad ones possible.

And here’s the best part—you can get it for free on Audible! Start your journey toward success today by clicking the link below:

🎧 Listen to Atomic Habits for $0.00 here.

Don’t wait—unlock the power of tiny habits to create big change!

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REVERSE THE 5-MINUTE RULE TO BREAK A BAD HABIT

REVERSE THE 5-MINUTE RULE TO BREAK A BAD HABIT While shrinking the commitment is primarily used to start good habits, it can also be a tool to break bad ones. To break a bad habit, we use it as a delaying strategy.

“one way to motivate a switch is to shrink the change, which makes people feel “big” relative to the challenge.” ― Chip Heath, Switch: How to Change Things When Change Is Hard While shrinking the commitment is primarily used to start good habits, it can also be a tool to break bad ones. To break a bad habit, we use it as a delaying strategy. We can avoid overeating by delaying our…

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Self-improvement Angels: This Is How To Improve Your Life

Self-improvement angels can assist you with everything from losing weight to breaking bad habits to developing your social abilities. Are you ready to be the best you that you can be? Your life will be much more fulfilling when you allow an angel to help you achieve your personal development goals. Continue reading Untitled

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I just got this new book called Atomic Habits by James clear and it teaches you how to have a healthy and successful life style so I recommend this book to everyone

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How to Build Good Habits & Break Bad Ones (FREE ONLINE COURSE)

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Make New Habits Stick with These Tips

It is so easy to start doing something that is not good for you and it doesn't take long for that new pastime to become a habit, a part of your everyday life - for years, especially if the habit is a bad one.

Wouldn’t it be great if everything in your life was completely automated? You would no longer have to remember to get up and go to work or do your daily exercises. You would exercise regularly and eat the healthiest food would be prepared and waiting for you. But unfortunately, life doesn’t work that way and we all must be involved in the process.

But there is something that you can do to make your life a lot easier and a lot more rewarding - forming some good habits so that you begin to do the most important things in your life automatically.

Sounds good, doesn’t it? Yes, it does but forming new good habits requires a lot of time, effort and patience. If you don’t go about it the right way then your new habits simply will not stick and in order to live a more fruitful, productive, long healthy life, several good habits must be performed every day.

In this article we will show you ways that you can make your new habits stick.

Start Simple

Some people fall into the trap of trying to change their lives too drastically, too soon. It doesn’t work for long. When you are committed to forming new good habits in your life, you will be very motivated at first, but it is completely easy to lose your motivation over the least little road bump. To be successful, you must start off with small changes and then build from these.

Make a 90 Day Commitment

You will need to perform your new habit for at least 21 consecutive days to become comfortable with the change. To turn this into an automatic habit will require an average of 66 days. It is recommended that you make a 90-day commitment to stick to your new habit, no matter what. The 90 days will pass quickly abs there you have it - a brand new, good-for-you habit.

The Importance of Daily Routines

Unless you are a Superhuman, the only way to make a new habit stick is to be consistent with it. To make it easier for you to be consistent, you need to create a doable daily routine that includes your new habit. So, if the new habit you want to form is walking for 30 minutes five times a week, instead of going to the drive-thru at your favorite fast-food restaurant, walk to the store and get a healthier lunch or dinner.

Don’t go crazy here. You do not want to immediately join a gym and commit to a long contract and completing a full, intense workout each day. This is a great way to waste money, ruin your credit and for you to possibly, give up. If you cannot take a walk during lunch, find a form of exercise that you can easily do at home. Then, do it. Set a time and place to get your exercise at least three times each week, for at least 30 minutes each time.

After you have mastered this routine, if you want, you can migrate towards going to the gym a few times a week as a guest and eventually join one that you like.

Create a Reminder System

It is important that you never lose sight of why you are forming your new habit(s). The stronger your reason for creating the new habit, the greater the probability you will continue. So, create and write down a reminder system so that you will not forget why you are putting in this additional effort and making all of the sacrifices to become the person you were meant to be.

Remove the Things That Will Tempt You Back Into Your Old Ways

Forming a new habit is a tough thing to do and you will help yourself enormously if you remove temptations that could push you back into your bad habits. If you are changing your diet to a healthy eating plan, then get rid of all those forbidden foods from your kitchen. If you want to start getting up earlier, don't check the TV lineup and set a time to put your phone and/or computer away, then go to bed. 

Making your new habits stick is not going to be easy. Give yourself all of the help that you need by following these tips. These are not difficult things to implement in your life and they will make the difference between your success or failure.

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After Cap puts him out to dry, a now-humbled Peter swallows his pride, and pathetically crawls to Black Widow to beg for a crumb of training.

Widow agrees only because they sometimes have to work together in an Avenger's capacity, and she refuses to fight alongside someone as hilariously untrained as Spiderman.

So she carves out time and makes it clear that if he ever misses even a single session, she won't help him again. After about 7 months of pure hell, Spiderman is much less cocky and much more dangerous.

As for his fighting style/powers:

Spiderman is extremely sensitive to physical vibrations, and his enhanced senses extend towards pheromones in the air. If he spends enough time with specific people, he can parse their taste from the rest of the world. It's basically his prey drive working for a different purpose.

And speaking of prey drive...Spiderman is very good at tracking people. When he's actively chasing after someone, all of his senses zone in to their specific scent, their heartbeat, the sound of their voice- but the downside to tunnel-vision is that lots of moving pieces can be overwhelming. Big fights with lots of people are...very hard for Hunting Spiderman.

And, like most hunting animals, Spiderman's biggest weakness is stamina. Hunters are built for quick bursts of action, not sustained combat. He can track for a long time, but the moment enemies start actively resisting, time starts ticking and prolonged fights can wear Spiderman down fast.

This is because his body is always producing venom, and has a certain amount stored for active use, so Spidey is always burning small quantities to give himself a momentary bursts of strength/speed/etc. Using his webs/injecting people through his stingers also burns up venom- so he's got to be careful with those too. (This means that Spiderman spends more time jumping from building to building than he does swinging around) ((The spider venom was from the Portia genus, which is a jumping spider))

This is also how his Spider Sense works. It's not so much a forewarning as it is an unconscious boost of venom to speed up his sense of time and other reflexes. He doesn't sense things before they happen, but he can react to things very quickly as they do.

Most fights Spiderman has end in under five minutes, so it's usually not an issue. His base strength and speed is more than enough to handle most (normal) people.

However, when Spiderman is actively fighting strong people, he's probably burning through his general store of venom faster than he can produce it, which means that he experiences a dramatic drop off in effectiveness after 6-8 minutes, then again at like 15, then so on until he needs to physically stop and rest.

Unlike his berserker-burn, which uses up every drop of venom in his entire body in a single burst, Spiderman doesn't go catatonic after a long fight, but he can lock up and be an easy target.

TLDR: Hunting Spiderman is generally much stronger and faster than 616-Spiderman, but the trade-off is that he can't fight for anywhere near as long. He's much less flashier as well, because he can't afford to fight for extended periods of time, opting to put down foes as fast and efficiently as possible.

...Except when he's fighting people he's romantically interested in. Then his moves get flashier, overt, drawn out-- because many jumping spiders dance to court.

Once again, thank you SO much for all the love and support T_T