A new study published in PLOS ONE explains how one can make long-term behavioral changes by using ‘if-then’ action planning instead of relying purely on motivation or willpower. “Habits result from ...
I write this as I am editing photos and stories for today’s paper, and I also just finished an article about photographers’ ...
When you struggle to change your habits, lack of information is rarely the culprit. You likely already know which behaviors have a positive or negative influence on your life. It’s not a surprise that ...
We all kick off a new year with certain resolutions and goals, whether health, career, family, travel, or financially ...
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Doctor's Casebook column with Dr Keith Souter: A little mathematics to alter habits
Did you make a New Year resolution? If so, how is it going? Are you managing to keep to it or is it a struggle?
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Fifteen habits the rich quit for good
Rich people are not just adding good habits, they are systematically quitting the patterns that quietly drain money, health and time. Drawing on recent reporting about micro-habits, science-backed ...
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