What's one habit you want to develop this month?

@manveezus how does it matter ?

@ankit_gupta317 Would probably have more energy in the morning than at the end of the workday.

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@mani_abod how long are your journals? would it help if they could be transcribed as you speak?

@dev_concerns No doubt for knowing world better it's mandatory to adopt

@saif_ullah_khalid It's so addictive. I hate it but still end up doing it

@saif_ullah_khalid The biggest thing I've learned to solve is to not touch my phone at the start of the day. If you scroll before you start your day, you're always going to want that instant dopamine hit you experienced. Try and keep away from your phone until mid-day. Check your emails, social-media, and everything from your desktop instead of your phone. Another thing that helped me was keeping my phone in the other room so when I find myself trying to reach for my phone, its not anywhere near me.

@elijah_harris It's hard to be motivated to exercise, one thing you can implement here is to have a workout plan instead of winging it. You're way more likely to stick to a plan instead of trying to figure out exercises at the gym every day.

@tobe_royal3 The key is to stay away from your phone in the morning, and you'll notice the routine becomes way easier to implement.

@andrew_foster3 But doing work from home sometimes will help you keeping your work life balance

@oleg_eltsov Quit ASAP, #IMO you have to consult a doctor

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