The Ripple Effect of Keystone Habits
When I shifted my mindset from “I have to work out to be skinny” to “I want to work out because I feel better when I do”, I started exercising regularly.
Exercise became a habit that was at the center of my sobriety that helped me create a ripple effect of better habits.
In this episode, I talk about the positive ripple effect of five keystone habits: planning your day, sleep, daily exercise, practicing gratitude and making your bed.
It's a fun episode filled with suggestions on how to get started (tomorrow) in creating a powerful keystone habit has a ripple effect in other areas of your life.
You'll discover:
What keystones are and why they matter
Why keystone habits can help you create a better self-image
How the habit loop works
The ripple effect of a drinking habit loop
A breakdown of the top five keystone habits
How to use a reason why you want to create a habit to help get you started
Finding more meaning and intention through everyday habits like making your bed or brushing your teeth
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