Pick for the year you had. Not the year you wanted.
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Last January's list asked for everything.
This January, pick one thing well.
Say you felt alone a lot.
The action stays. Only the dose changes.
The pick
Walk with a friend: 30 min, 1x a week.
First move, week one
Text one friend and pick a day. Walk and talk for 30 min.
The pick
Walk with a friend: 30 min, 4x a week.
First move, week one
Text one friend and pick a day. Walk and talk for 30 min.
The pick
Walk with a friend: 45 min, 5x a week.
First move, week one
Text one friend and pick a day. Walk and talk for 45 min.
Pick your real time, honestly.
Six areas. Five feelings. Three time sizes.
Thirty actions hide behind those choices.
Picked for
I drifted from good habits. · 30 minutes a week
The pick
Chat with a work friend: 10 min, 3x a week.
First move, week one
Ask one work friend for coffee. Chat for 10 min this week.
For when it gets hard
Set a phone alarm for session days. Same time, same sound.
Your time
This plan uses all 30 minutes you offered.
Notice what the card never does.
It never asks for five things.
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Tell the ask page your year in a line or two. The same engine picks from your words.
One. Only one.
A list splits your attention thin.
One pick gets your whole year.
Pick the one that hurt most.
The other area waits, not dies.
Next year can hold it.
Yes. Four questions, one pick.
The pick fits your four answers.
Change an answer, change the pick.
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