Often, a behavior isn’t an isolated event; rather, it’s the final step in a chain of thoughts, emotions, and environmental cues that have been building for some time.
By recognizing the patterns that lead to these behaviors, you can take control and make small, intentional shifts that create meaningful, lasting change.
To break a cycle, we first need to recognize the habits, triggers, and thoughts that lead to it.
By identifying these patterns, you can take proactive steps to change the cycle before it reaches its peak. Instead of reacting in the moment, you can create strategies to shift your choices, address underlying triggers, and set yourself up for success.