A : —of course you can. It is as simple as looking at a behavior that does not serve you and replacing it with a response to the invitations of life that you now choose. Have you never changed what you have called a “bad habit”?
In my case, the biggest habit that I ever broke was smoking. I smoked for over twenty years, and I’d gotten up to a pack-and-a-half a day. Then one day I just decided to stop. I stopped cold. I think “cold turkey” is the phrase that’s used. One day I smoked, and the next day I didn’t. That was over thirty years ago. And it’s not the only habit that I felt was disserving me that I’ve broken.
A : Then your movement from a person who is awake and does not know it or act like it, to a person who is aware that you are awake and chooses to act like it, is one step, one decision, away—just as you, yourself, said here earlier in this conversation.
And you can easily take that step, you can easily make that movement, because unlike breaking a bad habit, this is not even about adopting a brand new behavior. It is simply about doing what you have already done in your life, and now doing it more often.