E3 - Why "21 Days" is a Myth (And the Real Science of Habits)
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Here is the next piece of the secret research project I've been working on. We are moving from understanding the mind to the gritty mechanics of rewiring it. Did you know the idea that it takes 21 days to form a habit is a complete myth?
Research actually shows it takes an average of 66 days. In this deep dive, we explore how heavy mental lifting eventually hands off to the basal ganglia to make behavior automatic.
We also blend modern psychology—like identity-based habits—with a profound 19th-century insight on the true force of the human will, showing that the will is the governing power of decision, not just a feeling.
If building lasting spiritual and mental habits is interesting to you, I'm looking for people to talk about this with. Let me know if that's you. Otherwise, enjoy the summary!