No, it doesn’t take twenty-one days to form a habit.

And here are eight factors that accelerate or delay automation.

Simon Shears

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You may have heard that it takes twenty-one days to form a habit.

Sure, in the 1950s, a plastic surgeon named Maxwell Maltz found that it took amputees around twenty-one days to stop feeling their phantom limbs and adjust to their new…

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Simon Shears

Author of 'Working [it] Out: what actually makes us exercise?' Looking at fitness through an evolutionary lens.