Many people gain great motivation and support from friends, family and loved ones. If you have a friend you can exercise with on a regular basis, this will really boost your confidence, and it will feel more a way of life and less like a long lonely road. There are some excellent social media groups where dieters can share advice and support each other. In addition, check local papers for local clubs or groups you can join. By having shared goals, and a group of trusted friends to talk to, the low points will be much easier to cope with, and your weight loss will be lasting.
Take a step at a time, and remember, every effort you put into your own health, will be repaid in the huge sense of reward and achievement you feel when you are looking and feeling fantastic!
Habits are the automatic behaviors that are executed "automatically", or rather, subconsciously. This means that you are not consciously thinking about the action(s) you are taking, they seem to happen on autopilot. Much like a computer, the human brain takes in information, processes it, then produces an output or result in an appropriate format.
You may have developed the habit of driving to work or school in the morning, to the point where you can enter your car and drive to your destination "without thinking". You may then consider driving as an EASY task.
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What about the very first time you drove? That required a LOT of thinking, and chances are you considered it a DIFFICULT task. The differences are clear. Little to no experience in a particular skill proves to be difficult and more energy demanding (the brain is required to think more). However, lots of experience makes skills easy and less energy demanding (less thinking is necessary).