Did you know that keystone habits yield a higher return on your time than regular #habits? #shorts

Name: Did you know that keystone habits yield a higher return on your time than regular #habits? #shorts
Uploaded: 2023-07-13T16:27:57+00:00
Duration: 39 s
Channel: Rich Bello
Description: A short YouTube monologue by Rich Bello that explains the concept of keystone habits: habits that trigger other habits in a domino effect. Bello argues…

13 Jul 2023 · 1 min

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A short YouTube monologue by Rich Bello that explains the concept of keystone habits: habits that trigger other habits in a domino effect. Bello argues that focusing energy on creating or removing keystone habits yields a higher return on your time than working on regular habits. He gives the example of improving sleep leading to morning workouts and meditation, which can lead to healthier eating; he also warns keystone habits can be negative and recommends prioritizing breaking harmful keystone habits. He notes leaders prioritize keystone habits.

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Rich Bello

July 13, 2023

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Keystone habits are habits that lead to other habits. They can either be good habits or bad habits. Like a domino effect, it's kind of hacking your brain. As such, it makes sense. If you're going to focus your energy on instilling or eradicating habits, you should first focus on the keystone habits. You're going to get a high return on your time. For example, getting in the habit of getting a good night's sleep might mean you're going to now get into the habit of working out in the morning and meditating. The domino effect. Those two habits might lead to other good habits as well. Like after you meditate, you eat a healthy breakfast. Remember that these can also be bad habits. So you want to eradicate that bad keystone habit. Put your energy into that one poor habit might lead to many more. Prioritizing Breaking that bad Habit first go with keystone habits. Leaders prioritize keystone habits.