The Two-Minute Rule: How to Start a Habit You Keep Avoiding
Shrink the habit until starting is trivially easy. Not because two minutes achieves anything, but because starting is the part you are actually failing at.
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If you are starting from zero, start small. These beginner guides cover the two-minute rule, attaching a new habit to one you already have, how to track without obsessing over the numbers, and challenge ideas that give a new routine a finish line.
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Shrink the habit until starting is trivially easy. Not because two minutes achieves anything, but because starting is the part you are actually failing at.
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What to track, how many at once, what a good tracker shows you that a bad one hides, and when to stop tracking something entirely.
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The advice is always 'drink more water' and never 'here is the mechanism'. The mechanism is a container in the right place and a habit attached to something you already do.
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A month is long enough to change something and short enough to finish. Twelve challenges worth doing, and the three rules that decide whether you get to day 30.
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The hardest part of a new habit is remembering to do it. Habit stacking solves that by borrowing a trigger from something you already do without thinking.
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