home.social

#habits — Public Fediverse posts

Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #habits, aggregated by home.social.

  1. You bought it. You watered it twice. Now you're not entirely sure what month that was. The plant isn't really about the plant.

    riftlymedia.com/?p=2891

    #behavior #habits #identity #Psychology #wellbeing

    riftlymedia.com/?p=2891

  2. You bought it. You watered it twice. Now you're not entirely sure what month that was. The plant isn't really about the plant.

    riftlymedia.com/?p=2891

    #behavior #habits #identity #Psychology #wellbeing

    riftlymedia.com/?p=2891

  3. You bought it. You watered it twice. Now you're not entirely sure what month that was. The plant isn't really about the plant.

    riftlymedia.com/?p=2891

    #behavior #habits #identity #Psychology #wellbeing

    riftlymedia.com/?p=2891

  4. You bought it. You watered it twice. Now you're not entirely sure what month that was. The plant isn't really about the plant.

    riftlymedia.com/?p=2891

    #behavior #habits #identity #Psychology #wellbeing

    riftlymedia.com/?p=2891

  5. You bought it. You watered it twice. Now you're not entirely sure what month that was. The plant isn't really about the plant.

    riftlymedia.com/?p=2891

    #behavior #habits #identity #Psychology #wellbeing

    riftlymedia.com/?p=2891

  6. KDS Foundation @kierendaystudiosofficial.wordpress.com@kierendaystudiosofficial.wordpress.com ·

    Why Do Most People Give Up Right Before Success?

    One of the most frustrating realities of success is that it often becomes visible only after a long period of uncertainty.People see the successful business.They see the growing audience.They see the profitable product.They see the achievements.What they rarely see are the months or years spent working without obvious results.This creates an interesting question.Why do so many people give up right before success?The answer often comes down to expectations.Many people start new projects with […]

    kierendaystudiosofficial.wordp

  7. Sure, it's good to promote healthier life #habits, but doing so via #CreditScore still seems to be a way to punish the #poor for being poor (and thus having to do grocery irregularly, esp. for those living check-to-check). Also, desire to seek more #correlation with #creditworthiness will result in more and more factors being collected, furthering various biases... Not to mention #privacy...

    theconversation.com/no-credit-