Most people don’t fail at habits because they lack motivation — they fail because they try to change everything at once.
Here’s a simple, proven way to build healthy habits that actually stick:
1️⃣ Start embarrassingly small
If your goal is to work out more, start with 5–10 minutes.
If it’s eating better, add one healthy meal a day.
Small wins build momentum.
2️⃣ Anchor the habit
Attach your new habit to something you already do:
- Stretch after brushing your teeth
- Walk right after lunch
- Journal right before bedNo extra thinking required.
3️⃣ Make it easy to win
Lay out your gym clothes the night before.
Prep healthy snacks once a week.
Remove friction so “yes” becomes the default.
4️⃣ Track progress (but keep it simple)
A checkmark on a calendar beats a complex app.
Consistency > perfection.
5️⃣ Focus on identity, not outcomes
Instead of “I want to lose weight,” think:
👉 “I’m someone who takes care of my body.”
Your actions will follow your identity.
6️⃣ Miss a day? Don’t miss twice
Life happens. One miss doesn’t break a habit — quitting does. Get back on track the next day.
7️⃣ Celebrate progress
Progress deserves recognition. Energy, better sleep, confidence — those wins matter.
💬 Question for the group:
What’s ONE small habit you’re committing to this week?
Drop it in the comments 👇
Let’s build habits together — one small step at a time. 🚀