1. Pause and Assess
-
Stop immediately if what you’ve been doing could cause harm.
-
Take a moment to figure out what’s actually recommended versus what you’ve been doing.
2. Identify the Mistake
-
Compare your current method with reliable sources (expert tips, trusted guides, or scientific advice).
-
Examples:
-
Cooking: Overcooking eggs, potatoes, or meat.
-
Health: Brushing teeth too hard, drinking a “detox” incorrectly.
-
Cleaning: Using too much product or the wrong technique.
-
3. Correct It
-
Follow the correct steps carefully.
-
If it’s a recipe or routine, try it once correctly to see the difference.
4. Learn and Adjust
-
Make a note or reminder so you don’t repeat the old habit.
-
Sometimes small tweaks make a huge difference in results or safety.
If you tell me exactly what “this” is, I can give a step-by-step fix and explain why the old way wasn’t ideal.
Do you want to tell me what it is?
