Convincing to break bad habits

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In life, everyone has at least one bad habit. These bad habits might be habitual. The best way is controlling them. This is because, if one knows how to change the bad habits, then there are many chances of creating significant changes in life. There are various ways which are used in convincing one to stop the bad habits in life.
The habit of spending more than what you can earn is harmful to the financial status of an individual. It is important for an individual to minimize the amount of money spend in a day. When an individual spends more than what he earns, it is harmful to his or her financial health since it can cause the financial crisis in life. Fewer people pay attention to this habit because it seems harmless (Sered & Maureen). However, in the long term, it can easily interfere with your life happier and can also affect your health.
One of the common habits which damage our emotional health is that we are our critics. In life, we tend to demoralize ourselves when we fail to achieve some life goals when such happens; we tend to have many unrealistic expectations which regard tour goals. In this case, it does not intending to convince individuals to lower their life expectations but to have realistic expectations. It is not to be very hard to yourself when you fail somewhere in life. Failure is the best teacher who controls an individual. Therefore, it is important to learn from our past mistakes and correct our behaviors.

Learn to be positive, work hard, and it will be easy for you to accomplish your set goals.
Another bad habit is ignoring your bills. Some people have a habit of ignoring or failing to handle your obligations (Macgregor, p1). For instance, when a collection agency calls one to pay bills, it is important for one to respond. This kind of financial problem causes the crisis and can easily affect the credit score credit burns. Paying bills has a lot of impact on the financial future of an individual. For instance, failing or ignoring such bills can lead to the collection of individual items. Breaking own financial routines takes time and a good effort. Thus, when an individual has the subbing habit, he or she has more chances of improving the economic status of the bottom line and helps one to avoid financial frustrations. Therefore, to stop the habit of ignoring to pay bills, it is important to pay bills on time, use the current technology to increase your income and the savings. All this are worth the work in the future.
Negative attitude and self-talk are also one of the bad habit people need to avoid in life. For many people, emotional vitality is characterized by hopefulness and the abilities to face the stresses with the emotional balance (Fell, 1). Good habits are always associated with the substance of reducing the risk of heart attack. Thus avoiding negative attitudes brings joy in life and makes one focus more on the positive vibes. Therefore, avoiding, negative attitudes and the self-talk are important in reducing the debilitations disease which might come in future. Also, when an individual has positive out ways such as having the positive self-talk, brings more health goals in life and shapes the character of a person.
Conclusively, having bad habits in life derails many aspects of individuals. For instance, when an individual spends more than he earns, it is harmful to his or her financial health since it can cause the financial crisis in life. Also, breaking individual financial routines takes time and a good effort. Thus when an individual’s subbing a habit which improves the financial status of the bottom line helps one to avoid financial frustrations.

Works cited
Fell, David. Bad Habits, Hard Choices: Using the Tax System to Make Us Healthier. London Publishing Partnership, 2016. Perspectives. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=nlebk&AN=1229853&site=ehost-live.
Macgregor, Lyn Christine. Habits of the Heartland : Small-Town Life in Modern America. Cornell University Press, 2010. Cornell Paperbacks. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=nlebk&AN=671516&site=ehost-live.
Sered, Susan Starr & Maureen Norton-Hawk. Can’t Catch a Break : Gender, Jail, Drugs, and the Limits of Personal Responsibility. University of California Press, 2014. EBSCOhost, search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=nlebk&AN=810476&site=ehost-live.