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CB.12:8 - Common Anti-Patterns and How to Avoid Them
| Wrong turn | Practical repair |
| Choose daily participation before identifying the recurring need | Establish the real occasion and consider a simple accessible route. |
| Treat every missed action as weak motivation | Distinguish absent opportunity, unnoticed occasion, unavailable conditions and an unwanted result. |
| Make starting easy but leave completion unsupported | Obtain the necessary material, time, method and receiving response. |
| Increase reminders when nobody can supply the promised help | Repair provision or change the promise. |
| Report visits or a streak as a formed habit | Preserve the occurrence claim and obtain an appropriate basis for automaticity if it matters. |
| Withdraw a useful support merely to prove independence | Test only the condition the receiving use needs, with agreement and an adequate fallback. |
| Keep a person returning because they have already invested effort | Preserve useful access and make a new choice from current value and burden. |
| Treat stopping as failure despite a better alternative | End the support and settle any remaining accepted contribution. |