Something about Gretchen Rubin's Better Than Before really clicked with me. I enjoyed her two previous books and even took some of her suggestions. I regularly read her blog and when I first read Better Than Before I was disappointed that there wasn't very much new material. I know this already, I thought many times. I've even read these exact same examples.
When I was finished with the book I kept mulling over how I could play to my strengths. And I saw why some of my attempts at habit change were successes and others were spectacular failures. What I found useful was the information about self-knowledge and how I can (and have) apply it to make small and big changes. It was a good reminder that how we spend our days is how we spend our lives.
Since I read this book, I tried Dr. BJ Fogg's tiny habits session and created a new tiny habit, a threshold ritual when I get home. When I get home, before I put my keys in the door, I say: How happy I am, how grateful I am, how wonderful it is to be home. This simple sentence helps me feel grateful instead of grumpy.
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