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Alexis Fernandez-Preiksa

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Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

It's not this like negative cycle that's feeding itself.

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

You actually feel a bit happier.

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

You feel more empowered.

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

But then the other good thing is that the thing that was the association for the phone or whatever is going to start to become an association for that positive habit.

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

Okay.

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

So before when you think alarm clock equals snooze equals 10 more minutes of broken shitty sleep, anyway, you're going to think alarm clock equals creatine in the glass of water.

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

Right.

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

So it's, it's, it's things like that.

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

You know, you're going to think, oh me, you know, if I get a notification on my phone, that's the text message.

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

I'm going to straight away go into

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

like my instagram or whatever instead you'd be like i get a text message and instead of going to the instagram i'm already thinking well now i'm going to read one paragraph of a book or now i'm going whatever it is something that's easy to access because if you're not someone that reads books on your kindle or whatever you might not have a book handy all the time so it has to be accessible it has to be a behavior that a you want to do b is good for you and good for you in the long term and c accessible in that moment that you can carry out so it's

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

Like I said, we're going to be increasing the barrier to entry.

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

I've already covered that.

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

So that's where you're putting the alarm clock here or where you, you know how I was saying lower the barrier to entry, you're raising the barrier to entry as well.

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

Changing your environment is really important.

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

So the people that you hang around with, do I think that you need to eliminate people out of your life just because of a bad habit?

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

If it's people that encourage addictions, especially chemical addictions, yes, yes, you need to be kind of,

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

Removing yourself from these people, at least for a period of time.

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

However, if it's kind of just a bad habit and whatever, I'm not about cutting people out left, right and center just for the fucking shits and giggles.

Do You F*cking Mind?
494. The Neuroscience of Breaking a Habit (Pt.2)

I don't like the idea of that unless there's a really good reason to cut someone out of your life.