Nuggets
Keep your tiny habit in sight Turn a short journal note into an idea for a tiny habit, create a recurring habit, and check it off when you do it.
Explore tiny habits in NuggetsPair one small action with something you already do. Build a habit that fits your day, with an easy way to restart when life gets busy.
Give your new habit a cue you already encounter. Make the action small enough for a busy day, then repeat it when that cue comes up again.
Think about something you want to do more often. Choose a version that’s easy to start and a point in your day when it can happen.
Choose something you do regularly, like putting down your morning mug, getting home, or plugging in your phone.
Finish the sentence: “After I do this, I’ll do that.” Choose an action you can finish quickly, then give yourself a smaller option for busy days.
Mark it when you do it. If you miss a day, try again when the cue comes up. If you keep missing it, change the cue or shrink the action.
Keep your tiny habit in sight Turn a short journal note into an idea for a tiny habit, create a recurring habit, and check it off when you do it.
Explore tiny habits in NuggetsLook at what gets in the way Use a guided journal entry to notice the thoughts or situations that make a habit harder to start. Take one observation into your next plan.
Get Umbrella JournalLook at what was happening right before you meant to act. If the cue rarely comes up or you’re usually rushed when it does, move the habit to a quieter moment. Keep the new version small for a few tries so you can see what works.