Choose what needs to be in your routine. Do you want to get more exercise or more alone time? Arranging what is significant to you before starting is the key!
Set small
goals. Break each large goal into smaller goals. While a big goal is thrilling
to tackle, it is what often leads to failure as we take on too much. If your
overall goal is to eat improved meals, start by changing one thing a day, every
day, to build confidence. When you achieve that, congratulate yourself!
Be consistent with time. If you want to get a daily walk in, attempt it at the same time every day. Completing your tasks first thing in the morning before losing motivation allows you to enjoy supports all day.
Be equipped.
When deciding upon a new routine, make sure you have all the pieces before you
start; this will make it easier to get started without any delay.
Keep a track
of your progress. Create a visual calendar that you can cross off each day that
you have completed the task.
Reward
yourself. Once you have fallen into a routine on a consistent basis, reward
yourself with something which you always wanted to have or to do.
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