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Healthy habits

They say that old habits die hard, which means that breaking a bad habit may take work, but it is possible. Changing behaviours associated with cigarettes, caffeine, or even negative thinking, involves retraining your brain. Learn the best tools and strategies for approaching an old problem in a new way.

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7 strategies for breaking a bad habit

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5 reasons to nail your cooking skills

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5 ways to tame your social media use

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How to quit smoking

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How to cut down on caffeine

Caffeine can give you energy and keep you focused, but it’s really easy to become over-dependent on it.

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