Resolutions fail in the second week of January, when the enthusiasm goes and nothing has been built yet. This asks for three rather than ten, turns each into a routine rather than an intention, and puts the first review at six weeks — past the point where most of them quietly stop.
Free on any plan. You will see this list again in the app, and nothing is created until you press install.
Three, not ten. Judged in March rather than in the first fortnight.
The number is the decision. Ten is a list of none.
Past the second week of January, where these die.
Resolutions fail in the second week of January, when the enthusiasm goes and nothing has been built yet. A resolution that is not a routine is only an intention with a date on it.\n\nThe six-week review is the part that matters. Dropping one deliberately is a much better outcome than three that all quietly stopped.
Thirty-one days, the social situations planned for, and a note on what actually changed.
What actually happened, what you learned, and three things for next year.
Uniform, kit and the routine, sorted in the fortnight before rather than the night before.
Records gathered over weeks, submitted well before the deadline, and money set aside for the bill.
It takes one press. Everything it creates is tagged, so if it turns out not to suit you, it is easy to find and remove together.
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