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I've been there so many times – the never-ending cycle of wanting to make a change, starting with gusto, then fizzling out a few weeks later. It's like a broken record, and I'm tired of hearing the same song. Your "structured path to transformation" is such a great way to finally break the pattern. Especially the reminder technique part, so smart! Thanks for sharing your insights.

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Alexander, we are all in the same boat… I have been there and I still am sometimes. Reminder technique helps and habit stacking is also an easier way to adopt new habits. For example: I do my morning breathing 3 minites, as I wake up,before breakfast. Different one after lunch and before night sleep.

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Jul 31Liked by Mila Popovic Geoui

Great article.

I've made breathing low and slow a habit by making it a part of my morning yoga routine. I finish the stretches, roll up my mat, and set a 10 minute timer every workday. I just added the breathing meditation to the existing habit.

It took a few months, but eventually I found my breathing always low and slow, all day long.

The yoga habit I formed by rolling out my mat in front of the bathroom door every night so I would have to step on it first thing in the morning!

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Tim, thank you! When I read that people are consciously turning towards their breath, it genuinely makes me happy🤩 You just made my afternoon better 🎊🙌 “slow and low,all day long” 👏💪

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Repetition is Key, Start NOW, and Attach the new habit to an existing habit. All excellent advice!

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