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		<title>By: Dayflyer</title>
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		<description>The habit I&#039;m breaking is about not getting up early. It&#039;s not exactly a bad one as I&#039;m lucky to be able to choose when I want to get up, but if I choose to get up earlier I get better internet access, which means I can get more done and still enjoy other activities in my day.

Problem is, I like my bed!

So far it&#039;s okay. I&#039;ve shaved an hour off my getting up time with another hour to go. But most days when the alarm goes off I&#039;m greeted by internal voices encouraging me to turn over and go back to sleep. They&#039;re quite persuasive.

Breaking bad habits means being aware the discouraging voices exist, and having the tools in place to deal with them. For example, a visual reminder of what you will gain when the habit is finally broken.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The habit I&#8217;m breaking is about not getting up early. It&#8217;s not exactly a bad one as I&#8217;m lucky to be able to choose when I want to get up, but if I choose to get up earlier I get better internet access, which means I can get more done and still enjoy other activities in my day.</p>
<p>Problem is, I like my bed!</p>
<p>So far it&#8217;s okay. I&#8217;ve shaved an hour off my getting up time with another hour to go. But most days when the alarm goes off I&#8217;m greeted by internal voices encouraging me to turn over and go back to sleep. They&#8217;re quite persuasive.</p>
<p>Breaking bad habits means being aware the discouraging voices exist, and having the tools in place to deal with them. For example, a visual reminder of what you will gain when the habit is finally broken.</p>
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