AI 提示詞： 習慣養成提示詞

**Habits I want to build:**
[LIST 1-5 NEW HABITS YOU WANT TO FORM]

**My existing daily routines:**
Morning: [WHAT YOU ALREADY DO FROM WAKE TO WORK]
Midday: [LUNCH, BREAKS, TRANSITIONS]
Evening: [POST-WORK THROUGH BEDTIME]
Weekend differences: [HOW WEEKENDS DIFFER]

**Past habit attempts that failed:** [WHAT YOU'VE TRIED AND WHY IT DIDN'T STICK]

Design a habit stack for each new habit:

1. **Anchor Habit**: The existing automatic behavior to attach to
2. **Stack Formula**: "After I [ANCHOR], I will [NEW HABIT] for [DURATION]"
3. **Minimum Viable Version**: The 2-minute version for low-energy days
4. **Environment Cue**: One physical setup the night before that makes starting frictionless
5. **Sequence Logic**: Why this anchor works (proximity, energy level, context match)

Then create:
- **Week 1 protocol**: Start with minimum viable versions only
- **Week 2-3 escalation**: When and how to increase duration/intensity
- **Month 2 integration**: How to tell when the habit is becoming automatic
- **Stack conflicts**: Flag any habits that compete for the same anchor or energy window

**Habits I want to encourage:**
[LIST GOOD HABITS YOU WANT TO DO MORE]

**Habits I want to reduce or eliminate:**
[LIST BAD HABITS YOU WANT TO DO LESS]

**My spaces:**
- Home layout: [ROOMS, KEY AREAS WHERE YOU SPEND TIME]
- Workspace: [DESK, OFFICE, REMOTE SETUP]
- Phone/digital: [APPS YOU USE MOST, SCREEN TIME PATTERNS]
- Car/commute: [IF RELEVANT]

**Current friction points:** [WHERE GOOD HABITS FEEL HARD OR BAD HABITS FEEL TOO EASY]

Design environment modifications for each habit:

**For habits to ENCOURAGE (reduce friction):**
- Visual cue placement (what to make visible)
- Preparation ritual (what to set up the night before)
- Access optimization (reduce steps between intention and action)
- Social environment (who to spend more/less time around)

**For habits to REDUCE (increase friction):**
- Removal strategy (what to hide, move, or eliminate)
- Friction additions (steps to add between urge and action)
- Substitution behavior (what to do instead)
- Digital environment (app blocks, notification changes, feed curation)

**Quick Wins** (changes you can make in the next 30 minutes):
- 3 physical space changes
- 3 digital/phone changes
- 1 social environment change

I want to work on this habit: [THE HABIT — either building a new one or changing an existing one]

**If it's a BAD habit I want to change:**
- When does it usually happen? [TIME, SITUATION, EMOTIONAL STATE]
- What happens right before? [THE TRIGGER/CUE]
- What do I get from doing it? [THE REAL REWARD — stress relief, boredom escape, social connection, etc.]
- How long have I had this habit? [DURATION]

**If it's a GOOD habit I want to build:**
- What I want to do: [THE BEHAVIOR]
- When I want to do it: [IDEAL TIME/CONTEXT]
- Why I want it: [THE UNDERLYING NEED IT SERVES]

Map the complete habit loop:

1. **Cue Analysis**: Identify all triggers (time of day, emotional state, location, preceding action, people present). Which is the primary cue?

2. **Craving Diagnosis**: What's the real underlying need? (Usually one of: stress relief, social connection, stimulation, comfort, control, escape)

3. **Routine Design**: 
   - For bad habits: 3 alternative routines that deliver the SAME reward
   - For new habits: The ideal routine + the minimum viable version

4. **Reward Engineering**:
   - Immediate reward (felt within 60 seconds of completing the routine)
   - Tracking reward (visual progress — streaks, checkmarks)
   - Identity reward ("I am someone who...")

5. **Implementation Plan**:
   - The exact if-then statement
   - First 7 days: what to expect (it WILL feel weird)
   - The craving surfing technique for bad habit urges
   - When to expect automaticity (typically 18-254 days depending on complexity)

**The habit I broke my streak on:** [WHAT HABIT]
**How long my streak was:** [DAYS/WEEKS]
**When I broke it:** [DATE/TIME]
**What happened:** [CIRCUMSTANCES — be specific, not judgmental]
**How I feel about it:** [HONEST EMOTIONAL STATE]
**My urge right now:** [GIVE UP ENTIRELY / FEEL GUILTY / OVERCOMPENSATE / OTHER]

Help me recover without spiraling:

1. **Normalize It**: Put this break in perspective. What does research say about streak breaks and long-term habit success?

2. **Diagnose — Don't Judge**: Was this break caused by:
   - Circumstance (travel, illness, emergency) → temporary, no system change needed
   - Friction (habit was too hard/long) → reduce to minimum viable version
   - Motivation (lost the why) → reconnect to identity and purpose
   - Conflict (competing priority won) → adjust scheduling
   - Burnout (the habit became a chore) → add variety or rewards

3. **Immediate Recovery Action**: One specific thing I can do in the next 2 hours that gets me back on track — NOT a dramatic overcompensation, just a normal-sized action.

4. **System Patch**: Based on why the break happened, one adjustment to prevent this specific failure mode next time.

5. **Revised Streak Rules**: Help me define "streak" in a way that's resilient:
   - What counts as a valid day (minimum viable version)
   - Allowed skip days per week/month
   - How to handle planned breaks (travel, holidays) vs. unplanned ones
   - The 48-hour rule: why getting back within 48 hours matters more than a perfect streak

**The habits I want to build:**
[LIST YOUR DESIRED HABITS]

**Who I want to become** (not what I want to achieve):
[DESCRIBE THE PERSON — e.g., "a disciplined athlete" not "someone who runs a marathon"]

**Current identity beliefs that might conflict:**
[e.g., "I'm not a morning person," "I'm bad with money," "I'm not creative"]

Build an identity-first habit system:

1. **Identity Statement**: For each habit, craft an identity statement:
   - "I am the type of person who ___"
   - Make it aspirational but believable
   - Focus on character trait, not outcome

2. **Evidence Collection**: For each identity:
   - 3 small actions that "vote" for this identity daily
   - The smallest possible action that still counts as evidence
   - How to reframe existing behaviors as evidence (you're probably already doing some)

3. **Belief Challenging**:
   - For each conflicting belief: evidence from your past that contradicts it
   - The origin story of the limiting belief (when did you first start believing this?)
   - A revised belief that's honest but empowering

4. **Daily Identity Reinforcement**:
   - Morning intention: "Today, I will prove I am ___ by ___"
   - Evening reflection: "Today, I proved I am ___ when I ___"
   - Weekly identity audit: Am I becoming more or less of this person?

5. **Social Identity**:
   - Communities or groups where this identity is normal
   - 1-2 people who already embody this identity to learn from
   - How to talk about yourself in ways that reinforce (not undermine) the identity

**My current daily/weekly habits:**
[LIST ALL HABITS YOU'RE CURRENTLY MAINTAINING — both intentional and unintentional]

For each habit, note:
- How long I've maintained it: [DURATION]
- Current consistency: [DAILY/MOSTLY/SPORADIC/BARELY]
- Time required: [MINUTES PER DAY/WEEK]
- How it makes me feel: [ENERGIZED/NEUTRAL/DRAINED]

**My current goals/priorities:**
[WHAT MATTERS MOST TO YOU RIGHT NOW]

Conduct a full habit audit:

1. **Alignment Check**: Rate each habit's alignment with current goals (HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW/NONE). Flag any habits that served old goals but not current ones.

2. **ROI Analysis**: For each habit:
   - Time invested per week
   - Tangible results or benefits
   - Is this the highest-leverage version of this habit? (e.g., is 60 min gym better spent as 30 min gym + 30 min walking?)

3. **Categorize**:
   - 🟢 **Keep & Strengthen**: High alignment, good ROI, feels sustainable
   - 🟡 **Modify**: Good intent but wrong format, timing, or intensity
   - 🔴 **Retire**: Low alignment, poor ROI, or maintained out of guilt
   - ⚪ **Missing**: Habits you need but don't have

4. **Optimization Plan**:
   - For 🟡 habits: specific modifications
   - For 🔴 habits: permission to stop + what to replace them with (if anything)
   - For ⚪ gaps: design new habits using minimum viable versions
   - Updated daily schedule reflecting changes

5. **Capacity Check**: Total time all habits require vs. available time. Are you over-committed?