Inner work · Beginner

Building a Daily Practice

Most practices fail from over-design rather than lack of sincerity. Five lessons on building something small enough to keep, tracking it honestly, and knowing when to change it.

What you will be able to do

  • · Design a practice under ten minutes that survives a hard week
  • · Track mood, energy and clarity without turning it into a chore
  • · Read your own records for pattern rather than judgement
  • · Retire practices that have stopped working, without guilt

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01
Small enough to keep

The correct size of a new practice is embarrassingly small.

6 min
02
Tracking honestly

Three numbers and a word beat a page of prose you will not write.

8 min
03
Reading your own records

Pattern, not verdict — and the correlations that are almost certainly noise.

8 min
04
When to change it

Boredom, avoidance and completion look similar and mean different things.

6 min

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