Paths / Habits

The Science of Habits.

The way to learn something properly. On the schedule you actually have. About what you actually want to understand.

A 7-day path. Twelve to fifteen minutes a day.

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The premise

Three layers, in the order the science developed.

Most people who try to change their habits fail. They are not failing because they lack willpower. They are failing because they have the model wrong. Charles Duhigg gave us the loop. BJ Fogg gave us the design. James Clear gave us the identity. Each one builds on the one before. This path puts them in sequence over seven days, so you finish with a working understanding of how habits actually form — and a real chance of building one that sticks.

Day 1, free

Why three books.

Day 1 names the three layers and explains why most habit-change failures come from operating on only one. You will name the habit you have been trying to change for longer than six months, and the rest of the week will be in conversation with it.

Day 1 of any path is free in the app.

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The 7-day arc

Loop, design, identity — in sequence.

01
Why three books.
Most habit advice fails because it's missing a layer.
12 min
02
Duhigg: the loop.
Cue, routine, reward — and where habits live in the brain.
15 min
03
Keystone habits and the belief requirement.
Why some habits cascade and others don't.
15 min
04
Fogg: B = MAP.
The behavior model that changes how you design change.
15 min
05
Make it tiny, celebrate it.
The two operational moves that turn the recipe into a habit.
15 min
06
Clear: identity.
The missing layer — habits as votes for who you are becoming.
15 min
07
Loop, design, identity.
Three layers, one habit, thirty days.
15 min