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> If you miss one day you can miss two, if you miss two it's all over. I'm using Lift[0] to keep up. It: - helps you keep on with the current running streak
by lloeki 13y ago
> If you miss one day you can miss two, if you miss two it's all over.
I'm using Lift[0] to keep up. It:
- helps you keep on with the current running streak
- makes you want to increase the counter anyway should you ever break a streak
- displays progress by days stacked per week, which makes even low weeks not break the 'week' streak. [1]
- reminds you casually yet in a motivating way to continue (reminders are configurable per activity)
- the social part is completely optional and virtually disappears if you don't use it, yet is readily there should you want to use it.
[0]: https://lift.do/ https://lift.do/
[1]: https://lift.do/users/0140aefbac4ece8b509d/2054 https://lift.do/users/0140aefbac4ece8b509d/2054
- wanderingstan 13y ago+1 for Lift. I gave a Quantified Self talk a few months ago about my first full year using it. http://wanderingstan.com/2013-10-16/video-what-ive-learned-in-a-year-of-tracking-habits http://wanderingstan.com/2013-10-16/video-what-ive-learned-i... Good point about the social part: I drift in and out of using it, but it certainly helps when I need to get back on track.