21-Day Habit Formation Rule
Habit FormationPersonal DevelopmentConsistency
The 21-Day Habit Formation Rule suggests that consistent repetition of a behavior for 21 days can help establish it as a habit.
Introduction
The 21-Day Habit Formation Rule suggests that consistent repetition of a behavior for 21 days can help establish it as a habit.
Core Principles
- Repetition: Perform the desired behavior daily for 21 days.
- Consistency: Maintain the same time and context to reinforce the habit.
- Reward: Associate the habit with positive reinforcement.
Applications
- Building healthy routines like exercise or meditation.
- Breaking bad habits by replacing them with positive ones.
Related Resources
- Book: "The Power of Habit" by Charles Duhigg.
- Tools: Habit-tracking apps like Habitica or Streaks.