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New Year and its Resolution Time, but How do you Make them Stick?
Try one resolution at a time….
To be successful at your New Years resolutions use the power of ‘habit’ and make it stick
Change One Habit at a Time
Studies show that when changing a single behaviour the likelihood of retaining it for a year or more is 80%. Trying to change 2 behaviour patterns reduces success rate below 35% and 3 or more drops to less than 5%.
Start Small
When making any kind of lifestyle change it is best to start small and build. Begin by choosing one easy behaviour to change e.g making sure you drink more than 4 cups of water a day, take a multi-vitamin every day, sleep at least 7-8 hours per night or walk every lunchtime if it is not raining.
Habit Changing Guidelines
Make sure the habit you are looking to develop is practical and can be fitted into your lifestyle and make sure it is easy to measure. The combination of these two will give you confidence to support your commitment.
Give it Time
It takes a minimum of 21 days and an average of 66 days to form a new habit. If you miss a day here or there it shouldn’t derail the process. Do not get discouraged but the first few days seem to make the biggest difference, so be particularly diligent at the beginning.
Key to Success
The crucial factor for changing a long-term behavior (habit) is your ability to set realistic goals and accept that your success is developed through a sequence of small steps that are simple and practical.
Start Now
And remember even small changes will make a difference!
Why not look back
Our Resolutions 2016, some things never change!
For further information please contact
THE SPINE TEAM on 01256 466 666 or visit www.spineteam.co.uk
BELIEF is a key part of successful habit change; to modify a habit you must decide to change it and believe
REMEMBER it takes a minimum of 21 – 66 days to form a new habit! Do not start on a new habit till you have succeeded with your first one