HABIT
Habit is the strange thing; bad habits are easily formed, or I can say we don't have to do anything, just like weeds grows in the field. However, it is very hard to cultivate habit which is fruitful and give some healthy result. Why the quest for good practice,partner, career is so hard and require an effort? I guess the answer lies in a fact that we human being only value the things which are challenging and give a hard time to get. A good habit is always difficult to form no matter how much we are motivated to achieve the practice we often found ourselves out of track. The sudden change in our lifestyle is hurt and the fight starts within the head, part of the brain wants to change, and the other old grown habit resists the change. Sudden Change is painful, but if the change takes place with slow and consistence rate, the fight between new and old is also slow. The small secret for breaking the habit. I guess most of the person on this planet are aware of this fact or method, but only a few can convert and change their destiny.
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Habits are is the strange things. Bad habits are easily formed; they develop effortlesslyor I can say we don't have to do anything, just as like weeds grows in a the field. However, it is very difficult hard to cultivate a habit which is fruitful and which works for us. 'Works for us' - sense of 'Is productive for us'. and give some healthy result. Why is this the quest for good practice, partner and/or career is so hard and effortful require an effort? It would be okay if you only used 1 adjective here
I guess the answer lies in the a fact that we human beings only value the things which are challenging to obtain and give a hard time to get. When people are citing some abstract and generalised sense of human nature, eg 'The fact that humans are selfish creatures', 'The fact that humans are creatures of habit', you'd usually say 'the fact' and not 'a fact'.
A good habit is always difficult to form no matter how much we are motivated we are to achieve it and the practice we often found ourselves out of track. I am not sure what you mean by 'out of track'? Is the same as 'off-course'? There might be another way to phrase this.
(TBC in comment due to word limit)
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