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REMAKING YOURSELF –

POWER OF HABITS
MADE BY : 1.Panchal Sweta Amrutbhai ( 190130116030)
2.Patel Minalben Manojbhai (190130116047)
3.Rathwa Sonal Malsingbhai (190130116059)
4. Vivardhana Pandita (190130116078)

GUIDED BY :
Prashant Chaudhari sir
OUTLINE
• DEFINITIONS
• THE HABIT LOOP – CUE , ROUTINE , REWARD
• ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF HABITS
• AFFECT ON MENTAL HEALTH
• EXAMPLE
HABIT

Habits are the choices that all


of us deliberately make at some
point, and then stop thinking about
but continue doing , often every day.
The power of habit helps you to
understand why habits area
at the core of everything you do , how
you can change them , and what impact
that will have on your life , your business
and society.
The Habit loop

CUE :
The cue is what triggers you to do
the habit.
Example :
Sitting down at your kitchen table to
have breakfast at every morning at 7am.
The Habit loop
ROUTINE :
The Routine is sequence of actions
regulary followed.
Example :
Driking coffe might be to go over to
your coffeemaker , turn it on, and press the “
large cup “ button.
The Habit loop
REWARD :
The Reward for completing the
routine.
Example :
The rich smell of your coffe , it’s
hearty taste and getting to watch the steam
rise from the cup as sits on your kitchen table
in the sunlight.
 Advantage and Disadvantage of Habits

ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
Habits help us for smooth functioning. There is danger of becoming slaves of our
habits.
Habitual actions cost us little effort and less There will not be any scope for thinking or
strain. creativity.
Habits do not require our conscious We cannot learn new things.
attention.
Habitual actions save our time. Our actions become mechanical.
Good habits provide feelings of stableness Habits interfere in our other activities.
and security.
The world health organization
defines mental health as “ a state of well-
being in which the individual realizes his or
her own abilities , can cope with the normal
stresses of life, can work productively and
fruitfully , and able to make a contribution to
his or her community. ”
1. Look on the bright side
2. Like exercise
3. Eat breakfast every morning
4. Make health a priority in our life
5. Get plenty of sleep
1. Perfectionism
2. Failure mindset
3. Guilt
4. Poor sleep
5. Overuse of smart phone
DURING AN NPR INTERVIEW
A TOOTHPASTE STORY :

About 100 years ago no one in America brushed his or her teeth. Claude C. Hopkins , an advertising exec,
changed that. “ Claude C. Hopkins had made his name creating habits around products and making them
famous” Duhigg says. “he had these two simple rules : make a product into a daily habit – find some simple cue
, something that’s going to triggers the consumer – and second of all, you have to give them the reward. ….He
intuited [ The habit loop ] years before laboratories had proven that it exists.”
The cue Hopkins used to sell his toothpaste was the filmy plaque that forms naturally on teeth. “for years ,
people had felt a film on their and never worried about it. And you don’t need toothpaste to get rid of it, “
Duhigg says. But the poster read : “ Get rid of that film. Pepsodent gives you a beautiful smile.” people got into
the habitt.
The final step – a reward was needed : in this case , it was the tingling , clean feeling you get after brushing your
teeth.
DURING AN NPR INTERVIEW ,THE AUTHOR
GIVES A CORPORATE EXAMPLE

In the book we tell the story of Paul O’Neil , the CEO of Alcoa , the largest aluminum
company in America and in the world.
When he first got hired , everyone expected him to come in and say ‘I’m going to
concentrate on profits and efficiency and making people work harder ”. But instead what
he said was, “my No. 1 priority is transforming worker safety habits within this company ,
so that we have zero injuries’ – which is big deal in a company where all of your
employees handle molten metals.
“That’s all I’ m going to focus on is just transforming our worker safety habits”
because he knew that if he could do that. It would set off a chain reaction that would
change the culture throughout the company.

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