SwipeSwipeTiny habits compound like interest. See what getting a little better — or a little worse — every day turns into over months and years.
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1% worse every day instead: 0.026× — almost nothing left.
It's the idea that tiny daily improvements compound. Getting 1% better each day for a year multiplies to about 37.8× (1.01^365), while getting 1% worse each day shrinks you to about 0.03× (0.99^365).
The math is real compounding; real life is messier — skills don't grow perfectly evenly. The point is the direction: small habits repeated daily beat rare big efforts.
Make the habit tiny and specific (five minutes of learning, ten push-ups, one page), attach it to something you already do, and track your streak so you don't break the chain.
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