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How to Get Rid of Bad Habits

Hey Friends ! today I'm goonna tell more important Things about Our Habits.When I was learning to ride a bike  Then again, I had to pay attention to bike gear clutch and brake.When to change gear, such as when to brake and when to press the clutch on this thing had to pay attention.Everyday I go to college no longer had to pay attention to these things,Mostly I like to go to college on the bike on the road did not have to pay much attention.It has been many times to come home from college would have to cross half way,when there is no traffic on the road i did not realise whenever i come home.beacause Another Important thing on my mind the entire way was.It was quite wrong but why it was happen because biking daily collage to home i make an strong habit, merley.



The Efficiant Brain


similarly when we start to learn new thing or working first time on any thing we have to do it with conciously brain we need lot off effort to learrn subtle thing.although when we did that thing regularly our make that pattren inside brain and now we doing effortlessly.Now our unconcious mind can do this work without effort and this work become our habit.let's take example.while going to home or thinking on important thing we automatically reach our place or home without paying attention on road,or waking early at morning and going to bathroom or brushing the teeth.is this like  our brain works or you can said that make habits,so to free grey matter of brain for other important and new things.Habits reduce our brain power so we not need to pay attention on repeated works because of our habits.this part of our positive habits now we take a look at negative part of our habits.Our Brains unknown from good habits and bad habits but brain just want to save its effort,mostly people did not attent on good habits but always attent the bad habits without hesistate.because of this humans always sorrounded with bad habits.habits play an important role in our in one's success or failure's.we have need to take over our bad habits and make new habits.

The Habit Loop


if you have to eliminate your bad habits or an idea to making new habits,so you have to get familiar with how exactly habits formed.

It Is a Three Step Process.

* Cue / Trigger: trigger this is main key of your good Habits or Bad habits, which  provoke you.because of this  provokes you to do work for it.many peoples start smoking 
on the behalf of encouragement by his friend.our friends are immense impact on us for bad habits or good habits.after hating smoking they began to smoke and make opinion this is limited time and for timepass.they often offer a cigarate when we started smoking and this smoking become our habits now you offer them cigarate and you roll in deep of your new bad habit.Your friend here on the trigger causes.Actually There are 5 categories types of triggers.

* Location:one specific location that triggers you to do a your good habits or bad habits.the location was an specific smoking store or on office time otherwise raised seating area where you and your friend often go there in sphere time.

* Time:one specific time like an morning or in sphere time.

* Emotions:you might be getting bore or an hapiness or sadness.

* Others:By your Friend or  after watching tv or any ad related ti habits.

*  Last Action:after completing meals or relevent Job, after breakfast.

Now We Make to Next Step called Routines.

Routine:after making habit that make their routine it's large or small,for example meet a freind buying a cigarate from store going certain place and lighting a stick all action merge in  routine.

Reward:reward is a last step of making an habit when you take a cigarate bump it's produce an Nicotine dose which stands for reward which make them feel good and happy.

Just Like that this habits merge in this steps.cycling and repeatation this is the main reason of your strong habits.whether this a smoking or eating like deamon otherwise it's your good or Bad Habit.

Tips to Getting rid of bad habits:it is not easy to get rid quickly from bad habits because in our brain if we cycle our habit daily it store in our brain deeply and it's not possible to take over your habit.because it's get very strong in habit circle.


we often see many peoples trying  to get rid of their habit and try to control their habits but what we get after they get cue again and they return on their habit track literally.


there is not a best mechanism to break your habit but you have to  replace with another one good habit which make feel you well.
 Let's take example , there was a man who are a fond of donuts he always used to take a donuts in day this habit make him more fat and he become unhealthy.so this man carried a fatigue after donut life cycle so he make an decision to break this habit as soon as possible .But his freind recommend him a geeting rid of bad habits methodology.

then he started using his friends methadology of getting rid of bad habits.first he attempted a three steps of his habit cycle.

 1) Cue / Trigger:after observing he always eat donuts at 3.00 pm to 3.30 pm.so this time is a trigger of his habit 

2) Routine:now he did not take time to revealed his routine of eating donuts.He get bored on his spends time so he take elivator move to his canteen and buy some donuts and eat them with their friends while talking.

3) Reward:so he get facinated beacuse donuts taste and happiness.this a reward of his habit.

after getting informatic about his habit loop he started applying an second and a last step of habit grid.so next day on his trigger time he take elivator gone to canteen and not buy a donut he instead of buy an chocolate and meets his connects meet them and talk them while eating chocolate.but next day on his trigger time he take elivator and gone to canteen but he nothing spend a penny but join his connects and spend time with those,so he get reward his connects and so he apply this rule many days and he get a result he did not realised that he get rid of his habit awardfully.

similarly, following those steps we can get rid of bad habit of our life.
so if you want to get rid of bad habits you have to follow those 2 easy steps.

Step 1:Find the cue, routine and reward of your habit.find the times and cues about your habits.

Step 2:and then replace yours routine and rewards with your bad habit.
 this is the principle of getting rid of bad habits i have published here so guys this is the steps of getting rid of your bad habits nothing breaking them rather replacing them with your routine and reward.


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The 10 Best Books Can't miss Who love thinking


"Books are a great Theorapy To Human Beings Since When They are start to publish.Most people Said While Lliving Life In a Half of a age we should have to read books and make a nice and healthier life if we are not tired of reading books."
 i 'll  show you this 10 books The peoples Who loves to thinking this might be great collections amongst the World's Bestsellers Books
  I suggest you  this 10 Books you have to read Before you die or your half of age.
       

1. ‘Outliers: The Story of Success’ by Malcolm Gladwell


““Who we are cannot be separated from where we’re from.”
Anything by Malcolm Gladwell is sure to educate you and change the way you think. This particular book is the third non-fiction book in a series. Gladwell examines the factors that contribute to success, and his findings will not be what you expect! You can buy it here!

2. ‘Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance: An Inquiry into Values’ by Robert M. Pirsig


“When one person suffers from a delusion, it is called insanity. When many people suffer from a delusion it is called a Religion.”
This hefty novel is often considered to be an American cultural icon in literature. The book chronicles a man’s 17-day motorcycle journey with his son Chris from Minnesota to California. During the trip the unnamed protagonist muses and philosophies about the concept of ‘Quality’ and wrestles with his past. This book is not about ‘zen’ in the Bhuddist sense, and it’s not about motorcycles, but it will certainly make you think! You can buy it here!

3. ‘The Awakening’ by Kate Chopin


“The voice of the sea is seductive, never ceasing, whispering, clamoring, murmuring, inviting the soul to wander in abysses of solitude.”
This nineteenth century novel focuses on protagonist Edna Potellier’s struggle with femininity, motherhood, marriage and gender roles in a conservative Southern American turn-of-the-century culture. The surprising ending and conflicting consequences of this still relevant story will make you want to share it with all of your feminist friends and see what they think. You can buy it here!

4. ‘The Untethered Soul: The Journey Beyond Yourself’ by Michael A. Singer


“If you truly love someone, your love sees past their humanness”
Michael A. Singer offers a step-by-step guide through the process of Gyana, or Yoga of the Intellect, to the Source. Even if you aren’t fully sold on yoga or spirituality, this book will undoubtedly expose your mind to new and unique ways of viewing the universe and your identity. You can buy it here!

5. ‘This Will Make You Smarter: New Scientific Concepts to Improve Your Thinking’ by John Brockman


“Every aspect of life is an experiment that can be better understood if it is perceived in that way.”
For people who love to think, what book is better than a book that improves your thinking! This collection of sharp, brilliant essays written by all of the world’s leader thinkers will improve your decision making skills and sharpen our cognitive tool kits. You can buy it here!

6. ‘The Moral Imagination: The Art and Soul of Building Peace’ by John Paul Lederach


“Reconciliation is understood as both a place we are trying to reach and the journey that we take up with each other.”
John Paul Lederach is a leading voice in the international conciliation and mediation field. He has served as a consult and a direct mediator in conflicts all over the globe. In this book is explores the process of peace-building and reflects upon his experiences in the field. It is a remarkable text that will surely find application in your daily life. You can buy ithere!

7. ‘Who Speaks for Islam?: What a Billion Muslims Really Think’ by John L. Esposito and Dalia Mogahed


“Interestingly, the more Americans report knowing about Muslim countries, the more likely they are to hold positive views of those countries.”
In post-9/11 United States most Americans associate mainstream Islam with Islamic extremism. This book is the product of a massive six-year long study conducted by the Gallup organization. The interviewed, questioned and got to know tens of thousands of Muslims in 35 predominantly Muslim countries. This mammoth collection of data is synthesized into one fascinating book that will challenge and educate current streams of thought in the United States. You can buy it here!

8. ‘Invisible Cities’ by Italo Calvino


“Futures not achieved are only branches of the past: dead branches. ”
The 1972 novel, Invisible Cities, explores imagination, reality and memory through vivid and fantastical descriptions of cities through the narrator Marco Polo. The book is centered around a surreal conversation between Marco Polo and Emperor Kublai Khan where the two men discuss Khan’s desire for and struggles with his ever expanding empire. This experimental novel is as beautiful as it is complicated, and some of the descriptions will leave you reeling for days. You can buy it here!

9. ‘Philosophy: The Pursuit of Wisdom’ by Louis P. Pojman


“In a sense, philosophy is just hard thinking about the important issues of life.”
Louis P. Pojman makes this introduction to philosophical thought surprisingly fun and accessible. He presents major major philosophical veins of thought in clear, lively writing that is as entertaining as it is informative. If you are looking for an easy but quality ‘Philosophy 101’ book, then this is the book for you. You can buy it here!

10. ‘One Thousand Beautiful Things’ A collection by Marjorie Barrows


I inherited my grandmother’s copy of this book and the pages are worn thin and the spin is coming apart because I have returned to it time and time again. One Thousand Beautiful Things is a collection of poetry, prose, drama and quotation’s from all the world’s literature. It is drenched in thought provoking wisdom and breath-taking beauty. Every book shelf would be improved by the presence of this book. You can buy it here!

5 must-dos in Japan For travelers


You know it as the Land of the Rising Sun. The nation that excels in inno vation. CDs. DVDs. Walkman. Nintendo. Instant Ramen. Bullet train. They invented it all. A nation of cherry blossoms. Of terraced paddy fields. Of austere monks and avid gamers. And pagodas. The nation that produced a filmmaker called Akira Kurosawa and a writer called Haruki Murakami. A nation where people are incredibly punctual and immensely polite. Japan straddles the traditional and the modern with supreme ease. There's niceness in the Japanese air. Oh-so-contagious niceness! Here are 5 Japan must-dos...


TOKYO SKYTREE

The world's highest lookout piercing the sky at 634 metres, the Tokyo Skytree is often called the world's highest lookout. Hold your heart as the elevator whooshes up 600 metres per minute! That's going up a 181-storeyed building before you can sing half a song. You can not go up to 634 metres, but peer through the 5-metre-high glass windows of Tembo deck (350 metres) for a spectacular view of Tokyo's skyline. On a clear day, the view stretches to 70 miles. Spiral another 100 metres up to Tembo Gallery that consists of a sloping spiral ramp which gains height as it circles the tower. That's the world's highest skywalk. Look carefully for a cheeky sign: World's Highest Toilet. Perhaps calls for a piddle in the sky!

SEE, EAT, USE GOLD

In Kanazawa, everything that glitters is gold. Literally. In the city that produces 99% of Japan's gold leaf, you can buy candies with a hint of gold flakes in it; a mask made of gold that would probably turn a Medusa into Cleopatra in a jiffy; edible gold flakes packed in tiny boxes that can be sprinkled on cake or added to a drink.There's a storehouse with walls embellished with gold leaf. If you want to get arty, learn the 400-year-old gold-leaf art. But don't be fingers and thumbs. The Kanazawa gold leaf is 110,000 mm thin. That's 10 times thinner than a strand of human hair. Try holding that with a bamboo tweezer!

SNOW CORRIDOR

Carry your snow boots and pack some adrenaline. In the 56-mile-long Tateyama-Kurobe Alpine Route, also known as Roof of Japan, adventure acquires a new meaning. The Alpine Route is not merely about snow and the surreal landscape, it is about the journey that includes 7 forms of public transport with 5 modes ­ funicular, bus, trolleybus, aerial tramway and walking. In summer, the big joy is walking through a 500-metre snow corridor flanked with snow walls as high as 8 metres. Make a gigantic snowman, glide through the slopes and etch your name in snow.Keep an eye out for ptarmigan, the rare snow goose.

TOYOTA MUSEUM

Did you know that the first Toyota passenger car rolled out on the streets in 1937? The model: AA. Colour: Black. The price: 3.350 yen, equivalent to four years of a fresher's salary in 1930s Japan. The first Toyota truck tyres came attached with brooms so that the pedestrian was not inconvenienced. The Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology in Nagoya narrates the story of the group's textile and automotive innovation and creation. In the Museum, you can spin yarn out of cotton. Make a car. And watch a robot play the violin. Mellifluously.

GASSHO ARCHITECTURE

Ever seen thatched roofs that look like human hands raised in prayer? In the World Heritage Sites of Shirakawa-go in Gifu Prefecture and Gokayama in Toyama Prefecture, architecture melds seamlessly with nature. Slanted at 4560 degrees, the Gassho roofs can withstand heavy snow. Walk through the village with 300-year-old homes, where only the ground floor was used as living quarters. The two-storeyed attic was purported to rear and store silkworms. In the 300-year-old Wada House which is open to public, pay attention to the lacquerware and hay boots and clothes.


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