The Cycle You Don't See

How to Identify Self-Sabotaging Patterns, Break Repetitive Behaviors, and Regain Control

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Luciana Priscila

Have you ever promised yourself you would do things differently…

and ended up in the exact same place?

Maybe you know what you need to change.

Even so, you procrastinate.

You start and abandon.

You repeat choices that have already brought consequences.

You return to habits you swore to leave behind.

And then you ask:

“Why do I keep doing this if I know it harms me?”

Maybe the problem isn't a lack of willpower.

Maybe there's a cycle happening even before you realize it.

In The Cycle You Don't See, Luciana Priscila presents a practical

approach to understanding the mechanisms that can sustain

repetitive behaviors and self-sabotaging patterns.

You will discover how a simple trigger can initiate a sequence of

thoughts, emotions, impulses, and behaviors—and why the relief

you receive now may be strengthening exactly what you

want to abandon.

Because every cycle has a logic.

And when you learn to see it, you begin to find the points

where you can intervene.

In this book, you will learn to:

• identify the triggers that initiate automatic behaviors;

• understand why you keep repeating what you consciously

want to change;

• discover the invisible rewards that maintain certain patterns;

• recognize when repetition begins to transform into identity;

• understand why you may revert to old behaviors even after

periods of change;

• identify the exact moment between impulse and action where

there is still a possibility of choice.

If there is a cycle, there are stages.

If there are stages, there are breaking points.

And when you finally manage to see the pattern, you can begin

to change the ending.

The Cycle You Don't See, by Luciana Priscila.

For those who are tired of repeating the same story with

different scenarios — and have decided to discover what

happens before returning to the same place.

Publication

2026

Pages

320

Format

Epub

Publisher

Wolrd Book

Excerpt

EPUB

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