14 Ways to Say No to Yourself, Resist Temptation, & Reach Your Goals

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Just five more minutes can’t hurt, right? Whether you’re binging a TV show, putting off an assignment, or doing some other guilty pleasure, it’s all too easy to let your willpower fall to the wayside. How are you supposed to put your foot down and say “no” to yourself in the heat of the moment? Don’t worry. We’ve been there before, and we’re here to help! Keep reading for plenty of tips and tricks to help you master the art of self-control, so you can say “no” to temptations and stay focused on what really matters.

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Admit that you have a weakness.

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    It’s completely normal and okay to have a weak spot—everyone does! Think about what temptation or situation always seems to get the best of you, whether it’s hitting the snooze alarm too often, spending too much time on social media, or something else entirely. Admitting your weakness helps you take a step in the right direction. [1] Here are a few examples of possible weaknesses:
    • Playing video games instead of focusing on schoolwork
    • Skipping a trip to the gym to hang out with friends
    • Watching TV instead of going to bed at a good time
    • Taking on an extra task at work even when your schedule is booked
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Remove what’s tempting you.

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    Look for ways to keep your most tempting items and activities out of sight and mind. It’s a lot simpler saying “no” to yourself when your temptation is out of the picture. [2] You might:
    • Toss out any junk food in your pantry
    • Install a web extension that blocks distracting websites
    • Turn off your phone and put it in another room
    • Log out of your streaming accounts
3

Set a clear goal for yourself.

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    Think about what you want to accomplish, so you have a clear vision for the future. Try to make your goal “SMART”, or Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Realistic, and Time-based. If your goal is too vague or large, it’ll be a lot more difficult to follow through with. [3] Here are some examples of SMART goals:
    • I’m only going to eat 2 desserts per week so I can meet my daily 1800 calorie goal.
    • I’m going to go for a 30-minute walk after work instead of watching TV.
    • I’m going to finish all of my math homework before checking my phone for 5 minutes.
    • I’m going to finish my remaining 3 work assignments this week before taking on any new ones.
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Keep tabs your goals.

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    Goal-tracking makes it a cinch to keep tabs on your daily habits and tendencies. Plus, it’s a great way to hold yourself accountable as you continue saying “no” to tempting activities. [4] Here are a few examples of goal tracking:
    • Downloading a calorie-counting app
    • Setting a timer while exercising
    • Checking your computer’s search history each day
    • Checking your total screen time on your phone
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Picture how you’ll feel when you meet your goal.

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    Sure, it can be really frustrating to forego your favorite sweet treat or to force yourself out of bed when the alarm is blaring. But just think about how proud, satisfied, and accomplished you’ll feel when you reach your overall goal! [5]
    • Reaching your target weight will be much more satisfying than the few minutes of enjoyment you get from eating your favorite junk food.
    • Finishing all of your homework early will feel so much better than cramming all night to complete assignments.
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Create an “if-then” plan for yourself.

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    Instead of being taken by surprise, make a future plan for yourself. This way, you can adapt to the situation while still staying on track with your goals. [6] Here are a few examples:
    • “If I’m at an office party, then I’ll snack on the fruit and veggie platter.”
    • “If I’m tempted to go on a certain website, then I’ll listen to some relaxing music.”
    • “If I get the urge to go on my phone, then I’ll take a 5-minute walk outside.”
7

Remind yourself that you are in control.

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    It’s easy to feel like your willpower is out of your control, but this couldn’t be further from the truth. At the end of the day, you decide what you’ll do and when you’ll do it. Embracing this makes it that much simpler to put your foot down in tempting situations! [7] You might tell yourself:
    • “I woke up on time earlier this week, and I can do it again.”
    • “I’m a strong, capable person who’s in control of my life.”
    • “I don’t have to do anything I don’t want to do.”
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Say “I don’t” instead of “I can’t.”

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    Telling yourself something like “I can’t go on my phone” or “I can’t eat brownies” only reminds you of your limitations, and may make it harder to maintain your resolve. “I don’t” statements, on the other hand, give you much more control, and make it a lot easier to follow through. [8] Here are few examples:
    • Say “I don’t watch Hulu all night” instead of “I can’t watch Hulu all night”
    • Say “I don’t drink wine” instead of “I can’t drink wine”
    • Say “I don’t spend a lot of time online” instead of “I can’t spend a lot of time online”
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Lean on a friend for support.

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    Some days are definitely trickier than others, and there’s nothing wrong with admitting that you’re struggling. Call, text, or meet up with a friend to let them know what you’re going through. [9] You might say:
    • “I had a really stressful day at work, and I’m really tempted to make an impulse buy. Could you help talk me out of it?”
    • “I thought I could resist the urge to smoke, but I’m having a really hard time right now. Do you have any advice?”
    • “I don’t feel like I’m making any progress in my weight loss goals, and I’m really tempted to just give up. What should I do?”
    • “I really enjoy spending time with my friends, but I always feel like I’m spreading myself too thin. How do I fix this?”
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Forgive yourself if you slip up.

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    Think about it this way—if it was easy to say “no” to your temptation, then it wouldn’t be a temptation in the first place! Everyone has their moments of weakness, and you have nothing to be ashamed of. Saying “no” to yourself takes time and practice, so it’s important to go easy on yourself. [10]
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Grab a healthy snack.

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    “Hanger” is no laughing matter—this toxic combo of hunger and irritation makes it all too easy to say “yes” in a moment of weakness. When your stomach starts growling, munch on a healthy snack before making any major decisions. [11] Here are a few great snacks to choose from:
    • Your favorite fruit or veggie
    • A slice of whole-grain bread
    • A hard-boiled egg
    • A cup of yogurt [12]
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Get a good night’s sleep.

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    Research shows that a good night’s sleep can help you practice self-control and resist whatever temptation the day throws at you. [13] Try to get at least 7 hours of sleep if you’re an adult, and at least 8 hours of sleep if you’re a teenager. [14]
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Meditate for 10 minutes.

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    A short round of mindful meditation can help boost your self-control. [15] Take a moment to let your thoughts drift about in your mind. Then, practice focusing on the present. Believe it or not, this simple exercise can help you to strengthen your willpower. [16]
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Visit a therapist for extra support.

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    Schedule an appointment with a therapist and let them know what you’re struggling with. [17] They can help you come up with an actionable and manageable way to tackle your temptations, so you can say “no” to yourself more easily. [18]


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