Trish Blackwell

Coaching your confidence and courage to that you finish what you start and contribute to the world in a way that matters.

#112: BAD HABIT REPLACEMENT

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BAD HABIT REPLACEMENT

EPISODE #111

In today’s show we will be dissecting bad habits and talking about

  • How to identity what bad habits are actually holding you back
  • The top 47 bad habits that inhibit most people from living their best life
  • A sure-fire strategy to get rid of your bad habit
  • How to set yourself up with confidence that you won’t go back to your old bad habits.

What one bad habit do you really need to change in your life right now?

THANK YOU TO:

Jennifer Madison

Changing just one bad habit into a good one can change your life entirely. #habits

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HABTS:

Power of Habit Quotes, by Charles Duhigg

“When a habit emerges, the brain stops fully participating in decision making. It stops working so hard, or diverts focus to other tasks. So unless you deliberately fight a habit – unless you find new routines – the pattern will unfold automatically.”

Cue, behavior, reward.

“To change an old habit, you must address an old craving.”

“For some habits, however, there’s one other ingredient that’s necessary: belief. You need the capacity to believe that things will get better.”

“We know that a habit cannot be eradicated – it must, instead, be replaced.”

“Willpower isn’t just a skill. It’s a muscle, like the muscles in your arms or legs, and it gets tired as it works harder, so there’s less power left over for other things.”

MY THREE STEPS:

Identify

Own

Replace

IDENTIFYING BAD HABITS:

List of 47 bad habits to avoid for optimal living (#habits #personaldevelopment):

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Top 47 Prevailing Bad habits:

  1. Procrastination
  2. Tardiness
  3. Nighttime snacking
  4. Excuses
  5. Over-apologizing
  6. Cussing
  7. Speaking negatively of yourself
  8. Binge Eating
  9. Smoking Cigarettes
  10. Abusing alcohol
  11. Driving aggressively
  12. Texting while driving
  13. Relying too much on processed, packaged foods
  14. Not drinking enough water
  15. Going to bed too late
  16. Watching too much television
  17. Reality TV
  18. Distraction from too much social media
  19. Negativity
  20. Complaining
  21. Gossiping
  22. Lack of belief in self
  23. Distracted listening
  24. Dwelling on the past
  25. Obsessing over the future
  26. Going to the fridge when bored
  27. Second-guessing yourself
  28. Broadcasting your life on social media for affirmation from others
  29. Self-doubt
  30. Letting clutter rule your life
  31. Disorganization
  32. Not exercising enough
  33. Exercising too much
  34. Expecting the worst to happen and the worst of others
  35. Eating too much sugar
  36. Relying too much on caffeine
  37. Biting your nails
  38. Not making your bed
  39. Not having clear, set goals in your life
  40. Poor communication with others
  41. Over-Googling
  42. Living with too much noise and distraction
  43. Impatience
  44. Trying to do too much at one time
  45. Fear of being uncomfortable and avoidance of pain
  46. Meekness
  47. Chewing too much gum

Ask yourself: What one bad habit do I need to replace?

TAKE ACTION ON TODAY’S EPISODE:

  1. Select the number one bad habit that you need to change.
  2. Determine how your life will be different (what’s the reward) with the habit change.
  3. Sign up for the Emerge Experience if you are looking for a keystone program to help structure your next week as you work towards replacing your habit.

LISTENER OF THE EPISODE:  

Trish –

I wanted to take a moment to thank you for your weekly words of encouragement and the inspiration that bestow on each one of us.

Three years ago just before my youngest started Kindergarten we found out his diagnosis of Asperger’s Syndrome, which is also accompanied by anxiety and OCD for him. Prior to that year I struggled for many years with depression and anxiety of my own. 11 years ago I to struggled with an eating disorder while going through a very tough separation and divorce.

YOU SAVED ME . . . . from myself. I got tired of therapy, it didn’t work or I just didn’t have the time. I found my sanctuary in your podcasts, they encouraged me every day and gave me motivation to stay positive and know I can get through. I was listening to bible teachings during the same time, empowering myself through the good book knowing that God was by my side. You made me stronger, and he was and is there for me. I would find time whether it be hitting the asphalt with my sneakers, or curled up in my comfy chair listening to podcasts and reading encouraging books

I entitled this “Pinky Power” because one of your podcasts one time referenced doing your “Superhero Stance.” Hands on your hips, chest out and feet squared below you. My superhero stance empowers me, and I know this will sound stupid, but I feel like sometimes I’m emanating pink (kind of like a Care Bear stare??) LOL – may be before your time. But on those really tough days, I just pinky power up and tell myself “this too will pass and I can handle it.”

Thanks again and keep up the great work.

With great appreciation because I have my life back,

Sadie

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Be more of who you are. Be you. Be free.

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