If we want to take to a new habit or a new routine or a new home, our brain doesn’t accept it for some days because it is used to the same way of doing things. It offers resistance when we change our habit or routine.
We are used to wearing our watches on the left hand and when we move it to the right, we feel it weighs more. We want to switch it back immediately to our usual hand. But when we keep wearing it on the right hand for some days, the brain accepts it and we no longer feel it weighs more.
Similarly we are used to do our morning walk on the streets we are familiar with. When we change to a new route, our brain doesn’t feel comfortable for a few days.
Any new habit or routine takes time to get used to.
Achievers, as they say, do things differently to be successful.
Watch this interesting clip on how we need to embrace change from the routine.
THE PULSE by Sivakumar Gopal 