Habit formation

The Habit Loop based on Charles Duhigg's in The Power of Habit. He explains "The 3 R's of Habit Formation" - Reminder, Routine, and Reward. 1️⃣ Reminder/Cue: Something that signals the brain to initiate the habit. 2️⃣ Routine: The behavior of the habit itself. 3️⃣ Reward: The positive outcome/result. For example, everyday I want to stretch every night before going to bed: My cue: I brush my teeth My routine: Then I stretch for 5-10 minutes My reward: I feel good and tell myself "good job!"

Habits refer to the learned behavior that becomes automatic and regular. The psychology behind the concept of habit formation lies in how one can create effective habits.

To form better habits or break bad habits, we must first understand how habits work. Here is the habit loop by Charles Duhigg.

Habit formation refers to a process by which the behaviors of humans become automatic and regular. Habits can form within an individual through repetition or conditioning but can also be eliminated if necessary.

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