You have dozens. From morning routines to what you do when you clock out for the day, our habits form the core of who we are and what do: day in, day out.control over who we are and how we react in the world has a lot to do with how we habit.

Wait, first: what is a habit?
hab-it:
1. a routine or practice performed regularly; an automatic response to a specific situation.
So where do you even start? If habits are the things we do ritualistically, without thinking about them, where do you even start if you want to change your habits? Well, one place to start might be to ask yourself why you might want to change your habits (if you even do).
Have you ever seen a bell curve chart? Well we included one below. There's a saying that 1% better every day is better than 1% worse - the concept is that the sum of your actions compound over time: a small change now means huge returns on investment later - and all you ever did was put in 1% effort. Can't beat those odds..