The Tiny Habits method is a behavior change technique developed by Dr. BJ Fogg, a behavior scientist at Stanford University. The basic idea is to make small changes (tiny habits) in your daily routine that are easy to do and that lead to bigger changes in the long run.
The method consists of three components:
1. Anchor moment: This is a trigger or cue that prompts you to do the tiny habit. For example, if you want to start flossing your teeth every day, your anchor moment might be after you brush your teeth in the morning.
2. Tiny habit: This is a small action that you can do in less than 30 seconds. For example, flossing just one tooth.
3. Celebration: This is a way to reinforce the behavior and feel good about what you\'ve done. It can be as simple as saying "I did it!" or doing a small fist pump.
Over time, these tiny habits can build up into bigger habits, leading to sustained behavior change. The method is based on the idea that it\'s easier to make small changes that fit in