The Google Habit Hack
Before I jump into this neat, totally unknown way of using Google, I’d like you to think about something for two seconds.Where you are in your life today, is a result of the things you’ve done in your past. Right?Sure, you’ve had a bit of luck, or a bit of misfortune, at there was nothing you could do about those things, but for the most part, *what you have done, so far, has led you where you are right now*.
For example,if you chose to go to college and worked hard and did good, there’s a better chance that you have a good job right now. Right? This is basic.
If you brush your teeth everyday, you probably have nicer teeth than if you never brush them …
So, because of what you’ve done in your past, you are where you are in your life today. Nice teeth or brown, disgusting teeth, ok?
But here’s the kicker: your actions, what you do every day, is largely determined by your habits, right?
You have a habit of brushing your teeth, so you have nice teeth and a healthy gum, and that’s good. But you have a habit of not looking both ways before you cross the road, and so tomorrow you will get hit by a car and die.
So do you agree with me that habits are extremely important in determining what happens in your life, and where you go from here?
Your habits have gotten you where you are today, and they will most likely keep you there.
So what if you would like to change something in your life?
You need new habits!
We all have some good habits and some bad habits, right? And we’d like to get some more good ones, and maybe loose some bad ones.
So what I’ve done today, is I’ve created this video for you where I show you a really cool way of letting Google help you create and maintain new, helpful habits.
Watch this, this is cool.
Now, you do need to figure out for yourself what new habit exactly you want. If you read my blog in the next few weeks, we’ll deal with that thoroughly, but right now, let’s just dive into something called Google Calendar.
So you’ve decided on a new habit you want — let’s say it’s that you want to start meditating every day.
There’s a problem with that.
Most of us are pretty good at deciding upon doing something, but after a few days, we just forget, and it doesn’t happen anymore. That’s were Google Calendar really comes to the rescue, and it does so for free.
Watch the video now.
Talk to me! What new habits will you let Google help you create?
