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Compounding Habits

Tiny repeated actions compound into identity when the environment supports them and lapses are corrected quickly.

HUMAN VIEW

Genes:

  • Tiny Daily Gain: Behavior change starts with a very small action repeated every day, not dramatic overhauls.
  • Identity First: Focus on becoming the kind of person who does the habit before chasing visible results.
  • Design the Cue: Make the environment help the habit happen so behavior relies less on willpower.
  • Rapid Recovery: If the habit is missed, resume immediately; the key failure is missing twice in a row.
  • Compounding Self: Repeated actions accumulate into a stable self-image: habits become identity over time.

Relationships:

  • Tiny Daily Gain builds Compounding Self
  • Identity First guides Tiny Daily Gain
  • Design the Cue supports Tiny Daily Gain
  • Rapid Recovery protects Compounding Self
  • Tiny Daily Gain needs Rapid Recovery

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