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--> Note that the concept works for other habits, too,
> like exercise (for sticklers, possibly using a
> different image than a slash, like an ink blot boot
> for walking). Yes, "everyday systems" shouldn't
> involve keeping track of things, but this is minimal
> and temporary. Slashing doesn't take much effort, and
> one you've got the habit down you stop.
>Reinhard
Hey Bonnie that is fantastic! Yay for Bonnie :)
Sorry your means of straining your muscles was so boring, LOL :)
Reinhard,
When Richard was in Kindergarten and Pre-School, it only took the
knowledge that good behavior for the day would result in gaining
a "Gold Star" sticker on the board, to motivate him to have a great
day...He would bend over backwards and touch his toes, just to get
it. I guess grownups all have a little kid left in them, why not
appeal to this inherent love of "visual rewards"
This is good psychology, because it's more positive reenforcement.
How about creating a rubber stamp pack (in your next life!)
with a little diagonal "slash", or the NoS logo?
a tiny little "shovelglove"
and a teeny tiny "boot"
Then the person uses their red ink pad for all three :)
They would make great NoS stocking stuffers!
Love,
Deb
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