In a previous post, I discussed how the Recurrer app helps you stick at long-term projects that require you to repeat similar mini-tasks over and over again. One of the…
The thirteenth chapter of Atomic Habits by James Clear talks about how to get started on new habits. The trick is to make it as undaunting (is ‘undaunting’ a word?…
One of the great aspects of using Recurrer is the ability to break down a big daunting project into smaller, repeatable steps and chip away at the project on a…
The twelfth chapter of James Clear’s book Atomic Habits talks about the importance of making habits you want to form as simple as possible to complete. He talks about The…
By now, you’ve got all your regular tasks in your Recurrer list, along with bigger projects broken down into smaller, repeating subprojects. But what about the projects that you’re not…
The eleventh chapter of Atomic Habits by James Clear focuses on repetition. It stresses the importance of repetition. How habits are formed and progress is made not by planning or…
If you’ve been following this blog closely (and bless you if you have been), then you may have noticed there were no updates to it last week. That’s because I…
One of the key points in Chapter Ten of James Clear’s Atomic Habits is how to deal with hard habits (eg exercise). The book recommends reframing them. For example, instead…
“Life moves pretty fast,” observed noted philosopher Ferris Bueller in the 1980s film classic Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. “If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you…
The ninth chapter of Atomic Habits by James Clear highlights three main groups of people who tend to make habits attractive and who we tend to mimic: the close (family…