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It isn't mentioned in the blog as far as I can see but the author appears to be advocating "micro habits" (also known under similar and other monikers, small ha
by mellosouls 6y ago
It isn't mentioned in the blog as far as I can see but the author appears to be advocating "micro habits" (also known under similar and other monikers, small habits, BJ Fogg's method etc).
The idea being you pick up a new habit using similar techniques to pomodoro, a little bit at a time.
Example of similar reflections:
https://hackernoon.com/micro-habits-changed-my-life-47f572bfc153 https://hackernoon.com/micro-habits-changed-my-life-47f572bf...
One thing I did find useful in this particular essay (the OP) was a reminder of the relative difficulty of spending X amount of time doing something new compared to the same amount of time doing something second nature - which is magnified further according to how boring, painful, or just plain irritating it is.
- papeda 6y agoI saw similar advice from a very different source a couple of months ago. It was a book about exercise with the following advice for stretching: don't go until hurts, but go until it's slightly uncomfortable, then try to relax there, then repeat. Maybe a little trite, but I feel that advice is pretty widely applicable.