It Doesn't Take 21 Days: What New Habits Really Take
The '21 days' number is a myth. Real habit research points to something more honest — and more encouraging — than a magic number. Here's what to expect and how to make it stick.
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The '21 days' number is a myth. Real habit research points to something more honest — and more encouraging — than a magic number. Here's what to expect and how to make it stick.
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