Do you struggle to set goals and stick to them?
Schedule a stretch session every day.
We all know it's unhealthy to sit at your desk for hours, but until you need to go to a meeting or use the bathroom, you may forget to get up and move around. Have a Goal to take a break every few hours at work; your lower back and concentration will thank you.Keep a virtual (but protected) diary.
We highly recommend the Five Minute Journal ($4.99, iOS only) app for quick diary entries. Studies suggest that expressing your feelings daily, writing down things you're grateful for, and in general letting things "out" is good for you. And this method is way safer than a Twitter rant. Set Goals to remind you to use an app or a real-life notebook once a day.Call your mother, dammit.
Human interaction is essential for a healthy brain, and you may be isolating yourself without realizing it. A few time per week, set Goals to remind yourself to call or text a friend or loved one you don't typically interact with every day.Train your brain.
Apps like Elevate Brain Training (free on iOS and Android) encourage you to "exercise your brain" by playing daily games to help your memory, concentration and ability to retain and understand information. Or, you can use a deck of cards and some poetry, like mental athlete Nelson Dellis.Remind yourself to keep up with that one habit or chore you always "forget."
Whether it's flossing or drinking a certain amount of water every day, use Goals to remind you to complete the daily habits you conveniently forget. These don't have to be health related; maybe it's planning your outfits the night before work or making your bed every day for a week — whatever habit you wish to adopt but always forget.
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