21dayhero

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by 21dayhero 8y ago
yeah, I'm thinking along these lines too. Thanks for the input.
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by 21dayhero 8y ago
Sounds like a great progress indeed! Just take it step by step. Don't start adding the new habits too quickly, because each new habit, actually shakes your current routine a bit, because you're learning something new and your brai
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Ask HN: What are your expectations for refund policies for online courses?
1 points by 21dayhero 8y ago|2 comments
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by 21dayhero 8y ago
Some good advice here already. Being a guy who has been studying habits and routines for the past 18months I know one thing - concentrating on breaking a bad habit and STOP doing something is really hard. It requires too much willpower and
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How my failed startup made me reach the healthiest version of myself(medium.com)
2 points by 21dayhero 8y ago|0 comments
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by 21dayhero 8y ago
"Atomic Habits" by James Clear
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by 21dayhero 8y ago
Was it easy to set up C-Corp through Stripe Atlas, by not being in US? How long did it take?
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by 21dayhero 8y ago
sure, just did.
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by 21dayhero 8y ago
sure: James Clear, the above author has the blog where he writes about habits extensively: www.jamesclear.com Tiny Habits is a habit program created by Stanford Prof BJ Fogg - www.tinyhabits.com 21 Day Hero (shameless plug) - is a place whe
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by 21dayhero 8y ago
Atomic Habits by James Clear. I work on a habit building platform so read almost all books and papers on habit building and behavioral science. This recent book by James Clear has summarized the key points of what's known about buildin
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by 21dayhero 8y ago
Agree and I am not stating otherwise. If it takes 52 hours to build and you have 1h a week, that's a year. The sole purpose of sharing this 'conventional wisdom' was to give perspective because I always appreciate when somebo
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by 21dayhero 8y ago
Seems like it's more of the habits you have, that are leading you to feeling 'unmotivated to work on side projects'. In your free time, you're in the habit of doing something that gives you instant gratification and plea
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by 21dayhero 8y ago
learning some fundamentals always help. I've done this course and found it great for my base layer on UI/UX design: https://www.udemy.com/design-rules/ some good resources overall: DESIGN INSPO RESOURCES: -
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by 21dayhero 8y ago
While each situation is always different and you haven't provided many details about your business, here are some things to think of: - As someone said already - if your MVP takes 12months to build, it's probably too big, especial