The two-minute rule for habits that stick

Most habits fail because the first version is too ambitious. Shrinking a habit until it takes two minutes removes the need for willpower, which is the part that runs out.

Most habits fail because the first version is too ambitious. Shrinking a habit until it takes two minutes removes the need for willpower, which is the part that runs out.

Two minutes is not the goal, it is the entry point. Once showing up is automatic, the size of the habit can grow without a fight.

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