A mobile phone is not considered as a smartphone unless it has a camera. Big companies like Apple and Samsung boast built-in cameras of their flagship devices as soon as the mobile phone is launched. Taking a picture is the basic task of a mobile phone camera but we can put it to some other creative uses too.
- Take a snapshot of your daily life, like, snap of breakfast or a funny moment while playing with your baby.
- Use it as mirror, when in need.
- You are in a party, flex your photography muscles and shoot some memorable shots.
- If you have pet, take some snapshot and share it on social media.
- Declare photography as your hobby and go outdoors. Test your creative side to the extreme.
- Connect through social media platforms with other people by sharing your snaps. This will satisfy your social urges/needs.
- Occasionally, it is easier to take a picture and send it rather than explaining to someone.
- You have to sign back the document and time is running out. Relax sign the document, take a picture and send it.
- Some teachers allow their students to take snap of the class whiteboard.
- Take pictures of the receipts during shopping and reconcile your expenses with peace of mind.
Do you want to add some more creative uses to the list?
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21 Day trial is an ideal program to make new habit. There is only one real requirement for the program to succeed. Perform that activity every day for 21 days, without fail. There is no exception to this rule. If you do happen to slip for even a single day during the trial period, you have to restart the trial all over.
In my opinion, following will ensure your success in making a new habit:
1. Research.
It is a good idea, to do some research work about the activity you want to make your habit. Pay particular attention, what are the common hurdles people face when trying to do it. Develop your strategy and action plan to counter those hurdles. This activity alone will boost your chances of success.
2. Mental Preparation.
Prepare yourself for the upcoming 21 days, mentally. You can do that by either starting the activity in a smaller magnitude or by doing just opposite of activity. For example, if you want to eliminate the junk food from your diet, eat junk food the night before you start the diet control program. The urge to eat junk food will not return before a week and by then you would have past one week following the program. With little resistance, you will resist the urge and successfully end the program.
3. Recording Your Progress.
Noting your progress is important for the successful completion of the program. Note down your progress on any medium available to you whether it is a diary, a calendar or a white board. The important thing is that your progress is in the line of vision.
4. Focus.
Focus on one habit at a time. Move to the next habit, only, after you have successfully engraved a habit. Although, you can work on multiple habits at a time but I would advise you against it. Because, it is observed that attempts at attacking more than two habits at a time resulted in failure. Remember, slow progress is better than no progress.
