Habit-Driven Writer

Triggers Habit-Driven Writer Exercise Twelve Behavior follows certain triggers. Bad behavior follows triggers and can sabotage your success. Good behavior follows triggers that can help you reach Read More

Staying on track . . . Habit-Driven Writer Exercise Eleven Write down some triggers that can sabotage the new writing habit you're trying to create. Then, write down some triggers that might help Read More

Resisting temptation . . . Habit-Driven Writer Exercise Ten Do you have a plan for how to combat the days when you're tempted to revert back to your old habits? If so, List them to reinforce them in Read More

Bad Habits vs. Good Habits Habit-Driven Writer Exercise Eight Think of ways you act around people that are a result of a bad habit you have. Note the habit as well as the results you may experience Read More

Dealing with unsupportive people . . . Habit-Driven Writer Exercise Seven Explain how you think your friends and family will react to your new habits. Friends and family can support you through the Read More

Watch for warning signs . . . Habit-Driven Writer Exercise Four Do you believe any of your present habits interfere with your enjoyment of writing, work, family, or other situations? Even working too Read More

When bad habits take over . . . Habit-Driven Writer Exercise Three Have you ever lost a job or damaged a relationship because of bad habits (such as procrastination) that got out of control? When Read More

Choosing to change . . . Habit-Driven Writer Exercise Two: Write down four or five habits that could help you reach the success you desire. Example: Setting the alarm clock earlier than usual can Read More