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We all have them and while some are good ones, ore often than not, they're bad and we want to change them. Mine is picking at the cuticles on my fingers and biting the inside of my cheeks. I'm telling you, this is going to be some challenge after doing it for the last 10 to 15 years! Habits are what I'm referring to and featured on " Anderson " today, is  Charles Duhigg, author of  The Power of Habit: Why We Do What We Do in Life and Business .  Here, he teaches us the steps required to break any habit you want:  1. Identify your habit’s routine There is a basic pattern at the core of every habit, a kind of neurological loop that has three parts: A cue, a routine and a reward. To understand your habit, you need to identify the components of your loop. The easiest place to start is with the routine: what behavior do you want to change? (For instance, I once had a bad habit of eating a cookie from the cafeteria every afternoon.) 2. Experiment wit...

Upgrade your Spring/Summer style by rocking the latest style trend, The Fishtail Braid. Everyone's trying it so why not give it a go? The only thing you need is about 5 minutes, a little creative ability and the need to get your hair off of your face.  Follow these steps or head to MakeUpGeek.com for the entire read-up.  Step 1:  Pull hair back with your pointer fingers, as if you were going to wear your hair half up/half down. Step 2 : Split gathered hair into two sections Step 3 : Pull a chunk of hair from section two; this will be piece three for the time being. Step 4 : Cross piece three over section two. Step 5 : Join piece three with section one. Piece three is also now section one. Step 6 : Pull a chunk of hair out from section one; this will be piece four for the time being. Step 7 : Cross piece four over section one. Step 8 : Join piece four with section two. Piece four is also now section t...

Be a believer and keep faithful! When you are feeling discouraged, simply tell yourself:  These tried and true principles gives  the positive thinker powerful results! Stamp your goal indelibly on your mind. Always imagine yourself as succeeding with God's help.  When a negative thought enters your mind, immediately cancel it with a positive thought. Mentally minimize difficulties; maximize your strengths. Deny the power of difficulty over you. Affirm the power of faith to overcome.  Believe in yourself.  Always be genuinely friendly. Keep on learning, growing and improving yourself. Build a ladder to your dreams -  Determination, dedication, discipline, attitude. Every day practice the greatest of all affirmations, "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me."                           Norman Vincent Peale               ...