Setting a goal is easy. Following through is harder. Learn three questions to help you plan behaviors that hold up when motivation fades and life gets busy.

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Here is how I like to break down action, with the ACTION acronym helping to solidify those steps into a practical strategy.

Remember, behavior change isn’t about trying harder or a matter of willpower. It’s the result of planning smarter to create the optimal conditions for this new habit to be successful. Start small, ...

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