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I debugged my habits like a software engineer and made them finally stick
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Have you tried countless habit systems only to watch them fail? In this video, I share how I applied programming principles to completely transform my approach to habits, creating systems that actually STICK and led to real change in my life.
Traditional habit advice didn't work for me - I needed something different. Learn how thinking like a programmer can help you design habit systems that anticipate failure, adapt to your constraints, and keep working even when life gets chaotic.
#HabitFormation #ProductivityTips #PersonalDevelopment #ProgrammingMindset #SystemsThinking #SelfImprovement #HabitBuilding #DebugYourLife #ProductivityHacks #MentalModels
Keywords: habit formation, habit systems, building habits, programming mindset, debugging habits, productivity systems, why habits fail, habit stacking, atomic habits alternative, programmer thinking, systems approach to habits, mental models for habits
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