When you’re tired, you decide worse: how deciding in advance helps you stick with habits
Consistency doesn’t depend only on motivation. Preparing simple decisions before hard days reduces mental friction and makes healthy habits easier to sustain.
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Consistency doesn’t depend only on motivation. Preparing simple decisions before hard days reduces mental friction and makes healthy habits easier to sustain.
Getting natural light early in the day can help regulate sleep, focus and energy without relying on extreme solutions.
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