
Why this course was created and what's in store for you!
Here's how tiny changes once took a national team that was a perennial loser to win the Tour De France and 70% of all Olympic Gold Medals in cycling, all in the same year - and how you can use the same principle they used for your own habit change.
Because this course is about changing habits, it requires some special insturctions to work. Just follow these instructions and you will make sure this course works for you.
The primary reason bad habits keep coming back, even when you know they are bad for you.
The scientific reason you can't predict how you're going to act later on, and why you can't necessarily trust your future self...
Habits arise from an evolutionary need to automate actions and save energy, but their environment-dependent nature means you must create a system to manage cravings and change bad habits.
Learn the primary reasons bad habits form, so you can prevent them from forming in the future!
Rapid habit change can happen in a moment of decision, in certain situations. Here is a look into how it works, and how you can use this phenomenon to your advantage.
Master the six-step habit change system for breaking bad habits or building good ones. Identify motivation and triggers, apply prevention, and implement with the power method and identity change.
Identify and document your habit routine from cue to reward to reveal autopilot patterns, then modify the routine to break bad habits and shift identity.
Experiment with substitutes to satisfy the needs your bad habit meets, replacing it with a good habit and testing similar rewards or healthy distractions to reduce cravings.
Attach your new habit to an established daily cue, like a morning shower or a mealtime, and design a detailed routine with shadowing to ensure consistency across weekdays and weekends.
Explore habit tracking apps like Habit RPG, HabitBull, 21 Habit, 42 Goals, The Minder, Chains.cc, Datum, and I Run You Run that log daily habits, visualize progress, and boost accountability.
Establish accountability to strengthen new habits and resist cravings with external rules with consequences, reminders, and habit tracking. Build your identity as a change-maker by partnering with coaches or professionals.
Use incremental goals to change habits gradually, moving closer to elimination bit by bit. Stop nail biting one nail at a time or reduce drinks and fast food with steps.
Apply the five minute rule to start new habits or curb cravings, set a five-minute timer, eliminate distractions, and practice patience to bridge cue and response.
Surround yourself with the five people you spend the most time with to influence your habits. Seek mentors, books, or courses to expose yourself to healthier habits.
Prove to yourself you want to change a habit by purposefully wasting energy, time, or money, interrupting your routine dramatically, and breaking the last action of eating fast food.
Participate in course interaction by sharing stories, case studies, and progress on breaking bad habits, discuss techniques in the discussion, and contribute perspectives to help all students apply habit-change methods.
✪ Watch the video above to see how you'll learn a step-by-step method to cure any bad habit and create any new habit you want. Then watch the course previews below to get a sneak peek at the content you'll be learning.
✪ You'll understand habits better than you ever have before, and you'll get the 6 steps to eliminate any bad habit and create any consistent, healthy routine you want, in a concise and compact course.
✪ You won't need to force yourself to get things done anymore. Instead, you'll learn how to create nearly effortless habits which do the work for you.
✮✮✮✮✮ Welcome to Habit Masterclass - The 6 Steps To Change Your Habits ✮✮✮✮✮
Here's what you'll learn in this course:
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- Richard