Developing a habit

I've heard that it takes 6 weeks to develop a habit.  But doing something consistently enough for it to become a habit is challenging.  As you can tell, evaluating my day got missed for 3 days.  So I decided that TV goes off for me at 9pm.  That way I will come to the computer and blog.  I think it should be doable.  Especially when Curt isn't home.  I get much more accomplished with no distractions.  I have been pretty consistent with devotions, and exercise, (when I'm not working), reading  needs improvement and doing something to build the business is pretty non-existent.  But I did watch the recorded version of the ZOOM from last night that I missed because Curt and I went to "All Saints".  A good movie based on a true story.  Anyway, watching the zoom got me more excited about pursuing the Face book aspect.  Now I just need to get on and invite friends to my business group and figure out how to add videos and files to my site.  I really feel at peace with my decision to just work on becoming the best "me" I can be and just invite friends to my business group and if they're interested great and if not at least I let them know about it.  I used to feel like everyone I met or talked to at work I had to look at them as a potential customer or distributor and wait for that perfect moment to bring up the business, or think about who I should be calling or texting about the product and it got to the point I was just feeling stressed and unhappy with myself because I couldn't push myself to do it.  But now I love my life and I'm content with what I'm doing.  It's really amazing!