What habits and systems make it easier to stay committed to your long-term goals?
What habits and systems make it easier to stay committed to your long-term goals? Build identity-anchored habits inside simple, reviewable systems Framing the Question: Staying committed to long-term goals isn’t about iron willpower—it’s about smart scaffolding. The secret isn’t white-knuckling your way forward; it’s designing your days so the “right” choice is the easy one. Small, identity-driven habits, stacked inside lightweight systems, remove friction and make progress visible. If you want to do more than just set goals—if you want to stick to them—this is where to start. The Role of Habits and Systems Habits are the tiny, repeatable actions that eventually run on autopilot: opening your doc before you write, stretching for two minutes before a workout, reviewing your calendar before bed. Systems are the scaffolds that make those habits stick: calendar blocks, environment tweaks, and weekly reviews. You can achieve goals without them. But consistency becomes...
