Habit unit
A habit unit is the smallest recognizable piece of a habit loop that can be consciously observed, changed, or strengthened.
Definition
A habit usually consists of a stimulus, a reaction and a consequence, but in practice it is worth breaking it down into very small units: the moment of release, the first move, the decision to move on, the reward and the repetition. Thanks to this, the change does not require the reconstruction of the entire life at once, only the correction of one part of the loop.
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Practice and life
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Questions for self-reflection
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