Everything's fine, I just don't have much to add. But don't worry-I have a feeling the next 30 day challenge will be a bit more...badass.


DAY TWENTY THREE - May 6th

Normally when one of my tasks falls through, I suffer a motivation drain, but I managed to press on with something else and made the rest of the day fairly productive. Better than a total waste of a day, so I'll take it. Made some advertising plans to go along with my normal ones-the trick now is to use them in conjunction.

DAY TWENTY FOUR - May 7th

Just had a giant cheeseburger and fries, because if I'm going to fail on a habit, I'm gonna fail HARDCORE.

DAY TWENTY FIVE - May 8th

Made up my new plans for the week to reflect my new focus. My focus sure seems to change a lot, though...here's to hoping I get it right.

DAY TWENTY SIX/SEVEN - May 9th/10th

Not really much to report. Don't worry-I've got some ideas on how to jazz these up in the future and hopefully make them more interesting.

DAY TWENTY EIGHT/NINE - May 11th/12th

Been having some personal issues of late that's affecting my plans, so right now I'm trying to get those sorted out first.

DAY THIRTY - May 13th

Wow, this kind of petered out, didn't it? Conclusion tomorrow.

CONCLUSION

Well, it seems to be a trend-I attempt two habits and one is either dropped or peters out. And in the case of my Weekly Plan habit, well, the plans need to be rearranged, but I'm definitely keeping this habit. I still intend to fiddle with my eating schedule some more, but I think that I'll approach it as its own seperate trial by itself.

That being said, I just might switch to one habit per month. Thought I could handle two, and with small habits, that's fine, but bigger ones need their own time to themselves. Dunno what I'll do about that.

Well, that makes for a good half year's worth of attempting to habitize. Does that leave anything from the original list to do or just fixing up the habits that failed to stick over the course of these past few months?

I have many habits I'd like to implement. Several of them are the habits that didn't stick.