Personal Development : Mindfulness | How To Break Habits and Master New Ones
Mindfulness, Online Mindfulness Course, Online Mindfulness Diploma Course, Online Mindfulness Diploma Course
Simpliv LLC
Summary
- Certificate of completion - Free
- Tutor is available to students
Overview
About this Course
A lot is said by people about breaking habits and forming new ones. We are told it takes 21 days to form a new habit which is actually false.
In this course, you will learn the different models of habit formation. Let your focus be the possibility of breaking the old habits one step at a time and replacing it with a new one.
Who this course is for:
Coaches who are curious about habits and addiction
People curious about habits and addictions
Anybody
Therapist
Basic knowledge
Access to internet
Writing Materials
Good lighting
Description
What you will learn
You will learn what habits are
Difference between Habits, Addictions, Compulsion and Obsession
The 3 Rs of Habit Formation
Types of Habits
"If This, Then That" of Habits
Types of Triggers
The Art of Creating New Habits
Habits and Productivity
Introduction
What are Habits?
Habits and all Other Things Inbetween
The Habit Pathway
Types of Habits
Triggers : The key to Building and Breaking Habits
The Art of Mastering New Habits
Habit Myth and Productivity
Now That You Know This
Who is this course for?
Coaches who are curious about habits and addiction
People curious about habits and addictions
Anybody
Therapist
Questions and answers
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Certificates
Certificate of completion
Digital certificate - Included
Reviews
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