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The length of time it takes to make a new habit stick, according to new research
- Old habits die hard
- but so are new ones borne. Life hackers have long hypothesized about the existence of a provable time benchmark when a new practice becomes a disciplined skill. Old myths have suggested lengths of two to four weeks are all that's needed to train the brain to keep up with a new habit.

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