It helps to understand what is attention: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d0YesAXipf4
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#12about the step 3 (checking in daily or regularly to be accountable) there's a subreddit on that, https://www.reddit.com/r/theXeffect/
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#13I would also like to add one more thing that helps you to achieve goals: "Make it fun".
I don't like exercise but I love watching Netflix. Unfortunately, I don't get enough time to watch my favourite shows everyday.
Solution: Put a treadmill in front of my TV. Now I happily take out half an hour everyday to do the treadmill just so I get the same 30 minutes to watch my show.
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#14Viewing the graphics for this article on mobile was an adventure in digital distortion.
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#15Pricing page: "Motion costs a lot less than not having the your goals achieved." Change to: "Motion costs a lot less than not achieving your goals."
Thanks! Just fixed it!
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#16Viewing the graphics for this article on mobile was an adventure in digital distortion.
Thanks for looking into it! It should be fixed by now!
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#17This is based on the James Clear ideas? A lot of things in the frontpage looks like his book "Atomic Habits".
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#18Looks good. Tried to signup for "the trial", but after verifying my address and logging in. It seems I HAVE to subscribe to "trial" it ?
Is this correct ?
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#19This is based on the James Clear ideas? A lot of things in the frontpage looks like his book "Atomic Habits".
Yes, James Clear is the real hero here for sure!
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#20Looks good. Tried to signup for "the trial", but after verifying my address and logging in. It seems I HAVE to subscribe to "trial" it ? Is this correct ?
Correct. Subscription comes with 7-day trial.