How to Stay Consistent Without Losing Your Mind
How to stay consistent without losing your mind: the miss-twice rule, percentage tracking, the 66-day UCL window, and what to do when motivation runs out.
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How to stay consistent without losing your mind: the miss-twice rule, percentage tracking, the 66-day UCL window, and what to do when motivation runs out.
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