Urges

Published: May 11, 2021, 8 a.m.

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Traditional advice says that it takes 21 days to get into a habit that we want to create or out of a habit that we don\\u2019t want to do anymore.

Anyone who has tried to change their habits knows that it might be a bit longer than that - especially if we\\u2019ve had the habit for most of our lives.

I used to get so frustrated with myself. Why couldn\\u2019t I get my shiz together & just stop eating after dinner? I mean really - why was it so hard? \\u201cYou just DON\\u2019T eat after dinner. You just don\\u2019t do it anymore,\\u201d I\\u2019d tell myself.

I tried distracting myself with adult coloring books, painting my nails, chewing gum, all the things.

But they never worked.

In this episode, you\\u2019ll learn how to stop doing habits that don\\u2019t serve you anymore; whether it\\u2019s the endless snacking that happens between when you come home to when you eat dinner or go to bed, that mid-afternoon sugar craving, or even something as simple as not scratching mosquito bites.

Tune in to learn how to manage your urges.

Get full show notes and more information here: https://elizabethsherman.com/podcast/17

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