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Old 04-27-2008, 07:24 PM
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Which etiquette rule do your find yourself breaking over and over?

How can we break these bad habits?
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I always put my elbows on the table, it's just more comfortable for me when I'm eating. Not too sure how to solve this problem. Maybe grease up my elbows so they slip off lol?
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How to break bad habits:

Step1 Decide how serious you are about breaking the habit. In addition to a strong commitment, you'll need time and energy to pay attention to your behavior so that you can change it.
Step2 Keep track of when you do the behavior. Keep a notepad or journal handy.
Step3 Write down when it happens (what is the situation) and what you were thinking and feeling. Writing increases your awareness of when and why you have this habit.
Step4 Read and think about what you write down. What does this habit do for you? Is it a way to deal with feelings of boredom, anxiety, stress, anger?
Step5 Think of what you could do instead of the habit that would be a more positive way to deal with the feelings or situation. Write down some simple alternative behaviors that you could do instead. Pick one you want to practice.
Step6 Try to catch yourself when you find yourself doing the habit and stop yourself as soon as you can. Start the alternative behavior you decided you wanted to do instead.
Step7 Aim to do this once a week and increase the number of times per week over time. The more you practice a new behavior, the more it becomes the new habit.
Step8 Get support from others by letting them know you are working on the habit and telling them what they can do
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