AI 提示詞： 習慣養成

Help me create a habit stack — linking new habits to existing ones.

Habits I already do consistently: [list 5-8 daily habits like brushing teeth, making coffee]
New habits I want to build: [list 3-5 desired habits]
Time available: [extra minutes in morning / afternoon / evening]
Past habits that didn't stick: [what you tried and why it failed]
Lifestyle constraints: [work schedule, family, energy patterns]

Design:
1. A complete habit stack: 'After I [existing habit], I will [new habit]' for each new habit
2. The optimal sequence based on energy and context
3. Time estimates for each habit (start embarrassingly small)
4. A 30-day ramp-up plan: week 1 = tiny, week 4 = target size
5. Friction removers: environmental changes to make each habit easier
6. A 'miss protocol' — what to do when you skip a day without spiraling

Help me redesign my environment to make good habits easier and bad habits harder.

Good habits I want to build: [list with current triggers/cues]
Bad habits I want to break: [list with current triggers/cues]
Spaces I control: [bedroom, kitchen, desk, car, etc.]
Devices I use: [phone, laptop, tablet]
People I live/work with: [relevant to environment design]

Create:
1. An environment audit: how your current spaces trigger bad habits
2. 5 physical changes to make good habits the default (visible, easy, attractive)
3. 5 physical changes to add friction to bad habits (invisible, difficult, unsatisfying)
4. A digital environment redesign (phone layout, app placement, notifications)
5. A 'choice architecture' plan: how to make the right choice the easy choice
6. A weekend implementation checklist to set up all changes at once

Help me build a streak tracking system for my habits.

Habits to track: [list 3-5 habits with desired frequency]
Current streaks: [any existing streaks and their length]
Broken streaks: [habits where you lost momentum]
Tracking preference: [app / paper / spreadsheet]
Motivation style: [visual progress / rewards / accountability / competition]

Build:
1. A tracker layout optimized for my preferred format
2. Streak milestones with celebration triggers (7 days, 30 days, 100 days)
3. A 'streak insurance' policy: rules for sick days, travel, and emergencies
4. How to restart after breaking a streak without losing all motivation
5. A 'never miss twice' protocol (the most important rule)
6. A monthly streak review that identifies patterns in when and why you break

Help me break a bad habit.

The habit: [describe it honestly]
How long I've had it: [timeline]
Triggers: [what causes the urge — stress, boredom, social situations, time of day]
What I get from it: [the reward or relief it provides]
Previous quit attempts: [what you tried and why it didn't work]
Willingness to change: [how motivated are you, honestly]

Create:
1. A habit loop analysis: cue, routine, reward broken down
2. 3 substitute behaviors that deliver the same reward without the downside
3. A trigger avoidance plan for the first 30 days
4. An urge surfing technique: how to ride out cravings
5. An accountability system designed for this specific habit
6. A relapse plan: exactly what to do if you slip (because you might)

Help me build a morning routine that sets up my entire day.

Wake-up time: [current and desired]
Morning obligations: [commute, kids, work start time]
Time available for routine: [minutes between waking and starting obligations]
Current morning: [describe what you actually do now]
How you want to feel by 9am: [energized / focused / calm / creative]
Exercise preference: [type and current fitness level]

Design:
1. A minute-by-minute morning routine that fits my time window
2. The non-negotiable core (the 3 things to do even on bad mornings)
3. The expanded version for days with extra time
4. A night-before preparation checklist to make mornings frictionless
5. How to wake up earlier without being miserable (gradual shift plan)
6. A 14-day implementation plan to build the routine gradually

Help me identify my keystone habit — the one habit that will create a positive chain reaction across my life.

Current goals: [list 3-5 goals across different life areas]
Current daily habits: [what you do consistently]
Biggest struggles: [where you're stuck]
Past successes: [times when one change improved multiple areas]
Available time for a new habit: [daily minutes]
Physical limitations: [if any]

Analyze:
1. Which single habit would create the most positive spillover effects
2. The chain reaction: how this one habit improves 3+ other areas
3. Why this habit specifically (the science and logic behind it)
4. The minimum viable version to start with (under 10 minutes)
5. How to make it non-negotiable in your schedule
6. Expected timeline: when you'll start seeing ripple effects in other areas