My habit tracker just hit 100 days of 'no takeout' and I'm shocked

I started the streak as a joke in my bullet journal, but seeing that triple-digit number in my 'Food Spending' spread is actually wild. It saved me roughly $450, which I've now got in a 'new hiking boots' fund. Anyone else had a tracker surprise them with a number that felt impossible?

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oliver_ward142mo ago

What was the hardest part about sticking with it for that long?

perez.barbara2mo ago

Oh man, the hardest part was definitely fighting my own brain! Every single day it would come up with a new, totally convincing reason why I should just quit. One day it was "you deserve a break," the next it was "this isn't even working." Honestly, the commitment itself wasn't the killer, it was just dealing with me! I had to learn to ignore that little voice that always wanted the easy way out.

stella3072mo ago

Ugh, that's so real. It's wild how our own thoughts can be the biggest roadblock. I've started to see that voice not as me, but just like, a tired part of my brain throwing a fit because it hates change. The trick is to stop arguing with it and just let it complain while you keep doing the thing anyway.