designing habits - by Andy 👨💻 - Andy’s Newsletter
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very very good design
i haven’t felt the desire to write much these days because i feel like keeping my goals to myself. it’s a fun experiment for a change, and i want to see how i do at it. in the meantime, i’ll share some meta-thoughts i had relating to my goals. the idea is that i like to think about my habits as a product—they need to be well designed. i spent a bit of time thinking about how i can make it as easy as possible to get the right habits. it feels like there’s two ingredients. the first ingredient is the right self-expectations. i’m not going to be david goggins tomorrow, but what i can almost…
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