A habit that doesn’t reinforce an underlying identity is just a more sophisticated way of being busy.
I like your take on this. I agree that many (but not all) habits are either identity reinforcement or procrastination. Thanks for the guidance on how to see them clearly.
Thank you so much, Chris! Glad this perspective resonated with you.
And I agree. Not all habits need to fit neatly into the identity reinforcement lens.
Sure, we can do a bit of mental gymnastics to make them fit :), but that might dilute the focus from the ones that truly matter.
Really appreciate you taking the time to engage with this!
I like your take on this. I agree that many (but not all) habits are either identity reinforcement or procrastination. Thanks for the guidance on how to see them clearly.
Thank you so much, Chris! Glad this perspective resonated with you.
And I agree. Not all habits need to fit neatly into the identity reinforcement lens.
Sure, we can do a bit of mental gymnastics to make them fit :), but that might dilute the focus from the ones that truly matter.
Really appreciate you taking the time to engage with this!