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Fluff time: is it easier to pick up a habit or break one?

Asked by Hypocrisy_Central (26879points) January 19th, 2016

Time to time I know people who for one reason or another try to get into the habit of doing something. For instance, they get a new puppy so they have to get in the habit of doing things to keep maintenance of the pet or keep it from escaping. Sometimes it is a new job and they have to remember to do certain things before they leave work because they will be working the usual time they did them. Or they try to break a habit, like leaving their tools laid where they lay, and not put them away, wipe them down, keep them from the weather etc. It could be the habit of not taking leaving food junk in their car from the commute home. To you, do you believe in general (not necessarily how you handle it); do you believe habits are harder to form, or to break?

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AshlynM's avatar

Harder to break. I’ve been trying cut back on my soda intake but it’s been really difficult.

Seek's avatar

It’s harder to form habits, for me. Not doing things is so much easier than doing them.

Haleth's avatar

Hard to form good habits

Hard to break bad habits

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