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New-year start · past the drop-off

January is not the hard part. March is

The decision is easy and the first fortnight usually goes well. What ends most new-year practices is an ordinary week in late February, with nothing built to survive it.

the shape of this market

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Resolutions are sized for the version of you on day one

why january fades

The plan was written by someone restedTwenty minutes daily looks reasonable on the second of January and unreasonable by the first ordinary Monday.
Motivation is the whole mechanismWhen the feeling that started it fades, nothing else is holding the practice up.
The drop-off is invisible from insideSkipping is gradual: five days a week, then three, then the question stops being asked.

day 100

A practice that outlived the reason it started, with a hundred entries to show for it.

01

Three tasks in the morning, one report at night

how it runs

3 1 ∞ tasks, morning report, night people reading it
  1. 01 Tasks sized for a dull Tuesday Written each morning, against the day in front of you, not the ambition from January.
  2. 02 An evening record either way Two lines. The entries from the weeks you nearly stopped are the ones worth having.
  3. 03 Company through the same stretch Everyone in the group hits the same February, and their reports say so.

the shape of it

What a hundred days tends to look like

1of a hundred

Easy, and not very informative. Almost everyone manages this part.

Day 1–10

Easy, and not very informative. Almost everyone manages this part.

Day 45

The stretch where new-year practices usually end. The record and the group are what is different this time.

Day 100

A practice that outlived the reason it started, with a hundred entries to show for it.

Three tasks each morning. One report each night. A hundred days of meditation.

how it runs

Three tasks in the morning, one report at night

before you sign up

Reasonable questions

Can I only start in January?

No. Groups start on fixed dates through the year. January simply has the most company.

What if I fall off in week six?

You write it down and continue. The count is of days you showed up, and it does not reset.

Do you teach meditation?

No. You bring the practice; the structure holds the days.

Is this therapy?

No, and it is not a substitute for care from a professional.

What does it cost?

Pricing is set when the next group opens. Nothing is charged on this page.

The next hundred days start soon

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  • Built for the weeks after motivation fades
  • A short written record every evening
  • A hundred days, counted from a fixed start date

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