How To change ANY Habit In 63 Seconds (No Willpower Needed)
Dave Asprey
Jul 29, 2025
Mindsip insights from this episode:
Commit to 63 days for successful habit formation
Forming a new, stable habit takes a minimum of 63 days, not 21, which involves three distinct 21-day cycles of change.
Enhance memory and longevity with ignitons in supplements
A company called Igneaton enriches supplements with subatomic particles called 'ignitons,' which are claimed to improve memory and key longevity biomarkers like inflammation.
Recognize body as storage for memories
Memories are not just in your brain but are stored throughout your entire body in its 37 to 100 trillion cells.
Recognize brain as host for mind and thoughts
The brain does not produce thoughts or consciousness; it acts as a physical host for the mind, which is the true source of our thoughts and experiences.
Break energetic entanglement through forgiveness
Forgiveness is a process of breaking the energetic entanglement with a person who has wronged you, freeing yourself from their influence rather than condoning their actions.
Recognize your mind as 99% of your identity
Your mind constitutes 99% of who you are, driving the brain and body, which only make up the remaining 1%.
Anticipate dip around day 42 when changing habits
When changing a habit, people often experience a significant dip between days 36 and 42, where they feel worse before they get better due to a burst of painful insight.
Reframe negative experiences within 63 seconds to prevent toxicity
You have approximately 63 seconds to consciously reframe a negative experience before it wires into your brain and body as a toxic network.
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