THE BLOG
The latest release of the Habits Coach app is here just in time to make 2025 your best year ever!
Highlights of this release include:
- Digital Habits Coaching
- Goal Setting
- New Awareness Journal ...
I just finished reading The Hunger Habit by Judson Brewer, and I think he’s hit the nail on the head on what it takes to change a habit.
His approach is quite fascinating, and it’s nice to finally ha...
Kryptonite refers to the famous fictional substance that nullifies Superman’s power.
A kryptonite habit is a behaviour that makes us weaker.
These are the behaviours that you find yourself repeating...
A keystone habit is your ultimate self-care habit.
A keystone is a wedge-shaped stone piece at the top of an arch. It locks all the other stones into position, allowing the span to bear weight.
With...
My role as a habits coach is to help support you on your personal transformation journey, starting from where you are today to the person you can become.
I call this transformation journey You 1.0 to...
Having personally installed over 100+ positive habits, developed two habit-tracking apps and coached others on how to install habits, I’ve learned a thing or two about the inner workings of habits.
W...
Many people spend this time reflecting on the past 12 months and begin planning for the next year.
Sure, accomplishments and milestones are great.
And it’s important to take the time to celebrate.Â
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A regular gratitude practice is not just some self-help mumbo jumbo - it’s been scientifically proven to rewire our brains for happiness.
Studies have shown that people are 25% happier with a weekly ...
News addiction is a real thing.
Our brains love scanning the world for problems; every time we find one, our brain rewards us with a little squirt of dopamine.
Do this enough times, and voila, you h...
Ever notice how you breathe when you are anxious?
My guess is that you are breathing through your mouth with short, shallow breaths.
Taking a long, deep breath through the nose is the easiest way to...
When most people think about habits, they believe that the secret is motivation.
“If I were just more motivated, I would exercise more.”
The problem with this approach is that motivation is fickle.
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Let’s explore some shocking stats:
- 50% of U.S. adults are diagnosed with a chronic illness.
- 68% are overweight or obese.
- 70% are taking at least one prescription drug. (For folks over 60, the ave ...