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Entry 5-- Another shaky day.

Mon Dec 22, 2014 8:54 am

[background=transparent]TOday, was solid.[/background]



[background=transparent]Noots:[/background]

[background=transparent]Morning: acytel selank-[/background]



[background=transparent]Afternoon- 5.2gs piracetam[/background]



[background=transparent]night - 5.2gs of piracetam[/background]



[background=transparent]past my bed time- p21[/background]



[background=transparent]Habits: Today, I gave myself a break from homework. Don’t want to get burnout, plus my body was feeling fatigued.[/background]



[background=transparent]Also I didn’t do stretching or meditation like planned. I made up for it at night, but that is not the point of creating a habit.[/background]



[background=transparent]A lot of this came down to poor planning again. I had a lot to do this morning and I put my habits low on my priority list.[/background]



[background=transparent]This is not looking good. I have to go strong every day and not deviate.[/background]

[background=transparent]It’s funny that I am struggling with this experiment so far, yet I want to make it more intense. Though this is all I can handle and in about 30 days I will add another 5 habits, that will probably be even more challenging than these habits that were meant to help be restorative. Easy as she goes. So far not bad. I am going to look to focus on improving my daily process of these "habit ritual"[/background]



[background=transparent]Tomorrow I am going to journal my thought processes and resistances towards my habits.[/background]
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nirchibaldo — 2026-04-21 09:55:25 UTC

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