Atomic Habits: Master Your Habits for Lasting Change

This program, inspired by James Clear's "Atomic Habits," guides you to build good habits and break bad ones using science-backed strategies. We'll explore environment design, the two-minute rule, habit stacking, and overcoming setbacks, all while fostering self-awareness and long-term behavioral change.

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Program Modules

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Optimize Your Environment: Make Good Habits Easy, Bad Habits Hard

Identify and modify your environment to support positive habits and discourage negative ones. This includes removing temptations and adding cues for good habits. Consider using visual reminders, habit trackers, and making positive choices readily available.

Habit Audit & Trigger Identification

Weekly

List your daily habits and identify the cues and contexts that trigger them. Analyze which habits serve your goals and which hinder them.

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Implement Environmental Changes

Weekly

Make concrete changes to your environment, removing negative cues and adding positive ones. Track your progress and adjust as needed.

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The Two-Minute Rule: Make Habits Tiny to Build Momentum

Reduce your desired habits to their smallest possible form (2 minutes or less). This makes them easier to start and fosters consistency. Once the habit is established, gradually increase the duration.

Identify Minimum Viable Habit (MVH)

Weekly

For each habit you want to build, define the smallest, most manageable first step (2 minutes or less).

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Execute MVH Daily

Daily

Perform your MVH consistently for 21 days to establish the habit. Track your progress daily.

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Habit Stacking & Mastering Entry Points: Chain Your Habits for Success

Connect new habits to existing ones by using the existing habit as a cue for the new one. Focus on mastering the critical initial moments (entry points) that dictate the trajectory of your actions.

Identify Existing Habits

Weekly

List your current daily habits that you perform consistently.

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Create Habit Stacks

Weekly

Create at least three habit stacks: 'After [existing habit], I will [new habit]'.

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