u/lemon8w

Genuinely curious when did you fail and why?

We talk a lot about discipline and building routines but im interested in the times they just stopped.

You had a goal. Couldve been waking up early hitting the gym, journaling, quitting something, starting something didn’t matter how big or small. You were locked in or at least you thought you were. And then at some point you just quit.

What actually made you walk away from it?

Was it one bad day that broke the streak? Life got in the way? Did it just quietly fade out until you realized weeks later it was gone?

Or did you make a conscious decision to stop?

And how did you feel in the moment ?

like actual relief or more like guilt and disappointment in yourself? Did you try to justify it or did you just accept it?

On the flip side for the ones that actually stuck what was different? Was it the habit itself, the way you approached it, the timing in your life, or something else? Because I feel like there’s something real in that gap between the things that stick and the things that don’t, and it’s not just willpower.

Drop your story. Doesn’t matter if it’s embarrassing. That’s kinda the point.

Thinking of an app that tracks what meds your taking and sends you notifications when they are due. It blocks social media apps unless the user verifies that they took their meds.

They add and verify meds by taking a pic of the med bottle label. The app reads the label and schedules the medication according to it.

People do miss taking their meds just cause they are doom scrolling.

I do believe that the idea is valid im just wondering how big the market is for this?