"You don't need to eat a piece of cake after you run 5 miles."

Studies on habit development support the idea that self-efficacy – the ability to produce the desired result – is rewarding.

By following P.A.R.R., (Plan, Act, Record & Reassess), The Habit Factor's method for habit development, users experience self-efficacy, often.

Of course, the opposite is true. If a user does not follow through on their habit tracking plan they will be unhappy. Hence, the method encourages users start with low tracking parameters.

By creating a habit plan, and then acting on that plan, you demonstrate self-efficacy and feel great in the process.

Thus, "It's not about the marathon!"

It's more about the process of establishing a Plan, Acting, Recording and Reassessing your tracking data after four weeks.

Enjoy the show!

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