How to be Awesome one
Hero Habit at a time

Imagine if every day you…
took the stairs

Thanked someone…

Flossed your teeth…

Got 7 hours sleep…

Did your hardest work before
10:30am…

Only checked email every hour…

Stretched
between
phone
calls…

Drank 8 glasses of water
…

and read for 30 minutes
before bed.

Would that
be a
MIRACLE?

No, it’s not a miracle…
it’s Hero Habits

A Hero Habit makes your
day better, your life richer, and (best of all), leads to more good habits.

Hero Habits make YOU a
HERO

Here’s why
Hero Habits
matter

You use habits to get
through the day*, so you might as well create good ones. 40% of what you do every day is done out of habit (Duke University) *

Habits free up brain power
so you can be more creative, intuitive (even happier.)

You build a Hero Habit
with these four questions:

(1) what’s the problem? “I
leave things to the last minute. And it gets me in trouble.” (write that down)

(2) Why do I do
it? “I do it because I think somehow I’ll avoid the hard work.”

(3) What will I do
instead? 1) break big projects into 20 minutes chunks, 2) block time on my calendar, 3) use my 20 minute blocks to only work on one project (like I am right now)

(4) What’s the reward? “I’ll
feel relief to get the work done. Plus, I get to cross it off my list.” Great! Now follow your plan.

Sounds like advice your Mom
would give? Well it works (so get over yourself)!

WARNING: Don’t overthink this. Sure
we have global warming, an oil crisis, and movie stars splitting up. Meanwhile, you’ve got a life to live. So, pull up your shorts, create Hero Habits and make life awesome.

Wait!
Before we go on.

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Some famous people and their
habits…

Stephen King always writes 10
pages a day (even on holidays) “If you cannot find the time for that, you can't expect to become a good writer.”

Jack Dorsey* *(co-founder Twitter and
Square) has a specific focus for each day of the week (Monday is management, Tuesday is products, Wednesday is marketing, etc.)

Elon Musk* *Tesla Motors, SolarCity,
SpaceX gets a lot of his big ideas during long showers or late at night pacing around the house.

“After a few days you'll
have a chain. Your only job is to not break the chain.” Jerry Seinfeld puts a big X on his calendar every day he writes new material.

AND NOW, 3 HERO HABITS
EXAMPLES of creating

(1) Old habit: Keep busy
until too late to make calls #1 - procrastinate on sales calls

(1) Old habit: Keep busy
until too late to make calls (2) Old reward: Prided myself on fast replies to email #1 - procrastinate on sales calls

(1) Old habit: Keep busy
until too late to make calls (2) Old reward: Prided myself on fast replies to email (3) Hero Habit: Make all sales calls before 10:30AM #1 - procrastinate on sales calls

(1) Old habit: Keep busy
until too late to make calls (2) Old reward: Prided myself on fast replies to email (3) Hero Habit: Make all sales calls before 10:30AM (4) Reward: 1) I cross calls off my list 2) I walk around the block then start on new task #1 - procrastinate on sales calls FACTOID: The best time to make sales calls is between the hours of 8-9am and 4-5pm (Kellogg School of Management)

(1) Old habit: staying up
late - not getting enough sleep #2 - not enough sleep

(1) Old habit: staying up
late - not getting enough sleep (2) Old reward: “chill out” and catch up on Facebook #2 - not enough sleep

(1) Old habit: staying up
late - not getting enough sleep (2) Old reward: “chill out” and catch up on Facebook (3) Hero Habit: In bed by 10:00PM, read for 15 minutes, then sleep. #2 - not enough sleep

(1) Old habit: staying up
late - not getting enough sleep (2) Old reward: “chill out” and catch up on Facebook (3) Hero Habit: In bed by 10:00PM, read for 15 minutes, then sleep. (4) Reward: I get more sleep and enjoy exercise and meditation in the morning #2 - not enough sleep FACTOID: 35% of adults rated their sleep as "poor" or "fair," and 25% reported that they did not wake up feeling refreshed. (National Sleep Foundation)

(1) Old habit: finishing what’s
on my plate and feeling ‘full’ #3 - over eating

(1) Old habit: finishing what’s
on my plate and feeling ‘full’ (2) Old reward: not wasting food #3 - over eating

(1) Old habit: finishing what’s
on my plate and feeling ‘full’ (2) Old reward: not wasting food (3) Hero Habit: 1) smaller plate 2) smaller serving 3) no refills #3 - over eating

(1) Old habit: finishing what’s
on my plate and feeling ‘full’ (2) Old reward: not wasting food (3) Hero Habit: 1) smaller plate 2) smaller serving 3) no refills (4) Reward: 20 minutes later I feel better, and I’m losing weight #3 - over eating FACTOID: by switching to smaller plates, people lost an average of 1lb per month (Cornell University)

Here’s the deal… You already
use habits every day…

Here’s the deal… You already
use habits every day… …why not make them Hero Habits?

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