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No, typically it's not at midnight, it's more situational - when I do X, I also do Y. For example, check the oven is empty before you turn it on, water the plan
by jaggederest 3y ago
No, typically it's not at midnight, it's more situational - when I do X, I also do Y. For example, check the oven is empty before you turn it on, water the plants every time you refill the cat's water, do a stretch every time you walk to the fridge, unload the dishes while you make your coffee, etc.
- lazyasciiart 3y agoSo is it "every day" or not? If it is "every day" how do you decide that you have missed a day?
- jaggederest 3y agoIf I did X, but I did not successfully do Y. Every once in a while missing is not a huge deal, but if you see consistent issues with performance it's time to try something else or choose a smaller habit to start with and work your way up. It's often at a greater frequency than a day, I just think it's easier to track if at the end of the day you make one checkmark.