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Habits and Routines That Survive a Real Week
A habit survives when it is small enough to do on your worst day and attached to something that already happens. A two-minute morning review of today's single commitment beats an elaborate weekly planning system because it is cheap enough to repeat when motivation is gone.
Practical routine design, with a bias toward the smallest thing that still moves the needle.
3 articles on habits
The Two-Minute Morning Check-In That Keeps Goals Alive
A short, structured morning check-in outperforms elaborate planning systems. The exact four questions, why order matters, and how to keep it going past week three.
Read the articleDaily Accountability · 7 min readWhy People Abandon Their Goals (And What Actually Prevents It)
Goals fail from unmonitored drift, not from bad planning. The four mechanisms behind abandonment, and the one intervention that addresses all of them.
Read the articleDaily Accountability · 9 min readDaily Accountability: Why Someone Checking In Beats Better Planning
Goal attainment tracks with how often progress is reviewed, not with plan quality. Here is why a daily check-in outperforms a monthly coaching call.
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