Healthy Habits
Habit Stacking
SMART Goals
Identity Based Habits
Movement & The Brain
100

Small habits work better than big changes because they reduce this feeling.

Overwhelm 

100

Habit stacking works best when you attach a new habit to this.

An existing habit / Anchor

100

What does the “S” in SMART stand for?

Specific 

100

Identity-based habits focus on becoming this instead of achieving this.

Becoming a type of person (instead of just achieving a goal)

100

Movement increases this chemical linked to motivation.

Dopamine/Serotonin/endorphins

200

Habits follow this 3-part loop: cue → routine → ______.

Reward 

200

Complete this formula: After I ___, I will ___. Of If then_____ I will 

Existing routine + new habit

trigger and skill/habit 

200

“I want to work out more” fails because it lacks this.

Specificity / Measurability

200

Which sticks more long-term: outcome-based habits or identity-based habits?

Identity-based habits

200

Movement reduces this stress hormone.

Cortisol 

300

Doing a habit even when you don’t feel motivated builds this skill.

Discipline / Consistency

300

Why is habit stacking better than random timing?

It removes decision-making / increases consistency

300

The “M” in SMART stands for this.

Measurable 

300

Complete: “I’m someone who ______.”

Healthy identity statement, e.g., finishes what I start)

300

Endorphins help reduce this.

Pain / Emotional distress

400

Missing one day of a habit should lead to this response.

Reset not quitting 

400

Stacking 5 new habits at once usually leads to this.

Burnout or failure 

400

“I will study 20 minutes after school 3 days this week” is SMART because it includes this time component.

Time-Bound 

400

Why does identity change behavior?

People act consistently with who they believe they are

400

Movement can help shift the nervous system out of this survival mode.

Fight / Flight / Freeze

500

This brain function (still developing in teens) helps with planning and impulse control.

Executive functioning / Prefrontal cortex

500

Habit stacking reduces reliance on this mental resource.

Willpower 

500

Why do SMART goals reduce procrastination?

They reduce ambiguity / clarify action / reduce decision fatigue

500

If someone says, “I’m just lazy,” this is an example of a limiting ______.

Identity / Self-belief

500

What are Addy and Sophia's favorite movement exercise?

Dancing 

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