Week Two

MKE Week 2 – Embracing the Journey of Habit Formation

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This week, I embarked on the challenging journey of forming new habits, stepping out of the comfort zone of my old routines. It was a week filled with ups and downs, but also with valuable lessons and small victories.

The comfort of my old habits was like a warm blanket, hard to let go of. Each morning, I set out with the intention to embrace new habits, but by midday, the allure of my old routines would creep back in. It was a constant battle, but one that I was determined to win.

To make the transition smoother, I decided to focus on one habit at a time. I started with something simple yet impactful – drinking a glass of water first thing in the morning. This small change set a positive tone for the rest of the day and gave me a sense of accomplishment.

Throughout the week, I also learned the importance of self-compassion. There were days when I slipped back into old habits, and instead of being harsh on myself, I chose to acknowledge my efforts and keep moving forward. This mindset shift was crucial in maintaining my motivation.

I also sought support from friends and family. Sharing my goals and challenges with them provided me with encouragement and accountability. Their support made the journey less daunting and more enjoyable.

By the end of the week, I hadn’t completely mastered my new habits, but I had made significant progress. I realized that forming good habits is not about perfection but about persistence. It’s about taking small steps every day and celebrating each victory, no matter how small.

This week taught me that the journey to forming new habits is a continuous process. It requires patience, resilience, and a lot of self-love. And while the road ahead may be long, I am confident that with each step, I am moving closer to becoming the best version of myself.

Meet Dr. Beverley Jones

I am Dr. Beverley Jones, passionate about helping students explore the possibilities schools have to offer. With a background in education, I excel in creating efficient solutions that drive progress and am dedicated to solving complex problems. Outside of work, I enjoy collaborating with like-minded individuals who strive to make life better for one child at a time.

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  • Dr Beverley, your wonderful writing style pulls the reader right in to your week! Thanks for sharing with the Master Mind the steps you took to make progress in making a habit stick. I especially love these words: “I realized that forming good habits is not about perfection but about persistence. It’s about taking small steps every day and celebrating each victory, no matter how small.” Congrats on working a successful process to make a successful week!

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