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Rapid lifestyle changes that are externally motivated often do not have longevity. In fact, most people return to long term previous behaviors. Humans do best with small changes that are realistic. I am hoping to add one good thing (habit) to my life each week. I will practice this habit for 30 days or until mastered.

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Habit #4: Better Choices

I’m still working on habits 1 & 2.  I’m on week four with habit one and week three with habit 2.  (I didn’t add a new habit last week.)  I am still struggling like crazy with habit #1, but I’m doing better.  I’m also doing much better with habit 2.


The newest habit is “Better choices.”  In all areas:  eating, activities, work, etc.  I tend to be a little attention deficit when it comes to life — bouncing from one thing to the next on impulse.  I bite off more than I can chew and I need to make better food choices and exercise choices.  I guess it feels less threatening to say to myself, “I am going to make better choices today” than to say, “I will not eat sugar today.”  ARGH.  If I could just stop my emotional eating to cope with the stress of raising kids with autism, and being a pastor’s wife things could really change for me.  I am going to be taking a class soon called “Celebrate Recovery” and I hope it will help me in this area.  I am a compulsive personality, so I don’t know how to do anything halfway.

So, maybe I can trick myself into making better choices this week.  What do you think?

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