Birthday Freebies: What You Actually Get in the Fine Print
Birthday freebies are real, but the website and the email say different things. I checked 48 against the fine print and built a free finder for them.
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Is It Too Late in the Year to Start Something?
It’s not too late to start something this year. Waiting for January is procrastination with a better excuse. The test I use to tell the two apart.
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Why I Can’t Stick to a New Habit Until I Turn It Into a Game
Why you can’t stick to a new habit once it turns into another box to check, why the two-week rule is wrong for some brains, and the game that keeps mine alive.
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Why My Routine Falls Apart Every Time the Season Changes
Why a routine falls apart when the season changes, why the new-planner urge doesn’t fix it, and the one habit of mine that survives every switch.
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Why Do I Start Things and Never Finish Them?
Why you start projects and never finish them, what the pile costs, and the one change I made to the finish line so my finished things stop hiding.
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Affiliate Programs That Accept Small Creators: I’m in All 10
Ten affiliate programs with no follower or traffic minimum, all ones I’ve joined. The rates, the cookie windows, and where each payout rule bites.
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Body Doubling: Why Someone Nearby Helps You Start
What body doubling is, why another person nearby makes starting easier, and how to test which of your tasks it helps, from someone it only helps sometimes.
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You Don’t Need a Big Audience to Be an Affiliate
I run an affiliate program with no follower minimum. What I pay, how the terms work, and why small creators are exactly who I want.
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How to Track Your Energy and Find Out What Actually Charges You
How to track your energy in about 15 seconds a day, and how to read your own log to find the patterns behind your good days and your flat ones.
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How to Make a Dopamine Menu Before You Need It
A dopamine menu is a list of things that give your brain something, written before you need it and sorted by how long they take. Here is how to build one.
