Systems and tools for getting recurring work done with less effort.
Productivity
Willpower alone rarely breaks a habit. Here's a 9-step method that does — find the cue, change your environment, replace the habit, add friction, plan for slips — with examples for phone scrolling, snacking, impulse spending, procrastination and more.
Productivity
A plain-English summary of James Clear's Atomic Habits: the 1% idea, identity-based habits, the habit loop, the Four Laws of Behavior Change (and how to invert them to break bad habits), the two-minute rule, habit stacking and habit tracking — with examples you can use this week.
Productivity
A self-care routine isn't bubble baths and face masks — it's the small, boring things that keep you well. 60 self-care ideas across six areas, sample daily, weekly and monthly routines, a self-care routine for busy days, and how to make it stick.
Productivity
100 habit tracker ideas for health, mind, self care, home, work, money and digital detox — plus how to choose what to track, habit journal prompts, 30-day challenge ideas, a weekly review template and tips to keep your streak going.
Productivity
40 simple morning routine ideas for body, mind, home, work and money — plus sample 10-, 30- and 60-minute routines, an ADHD-friendly morning routine, evening routine ideas that make mornings easier, and how to make a routine stick.
Productivity
It isn't 21 days. The best-known study found 66 days on average, with a range of 18 to 254. Here's what the research says, why missing a day doesn't matter, and a simple 66-day plan to build a habit that sticks — with habit stacking, tiny habits and a tracker.
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