Richard | Notemation

Richard | Notemation

@notemation.com

Solopreneur. Programmer. Notion Creator. https://besttimetopost.blue https://ecommerce.compare https://habitflix.com http://templatelift.com https://notemation.com/notespector Notion templates All my projects → https://notemation.com

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Richard | Notemation
@notemation.com

I forgot to pay for my server hosting 😅😅 The server was shut down at 4am of time and some of my websites were off for 5 hours 🤦‍♂️ No damage was made so safe lesson this time 🙏 I have to be more careful next time and don't postpone credit expiration notification e-mail 😅 #buildinpublic

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Richard | Notemation
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Gumroad's fees are insane 🤯 I'm thinking about the change some time but don't know where to. I made this comparison website with fees calculator (including hidden fees) 👇 ecommerce.compare If you are selling online, check it. #buildinpublic #notion

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🚀 Every week I pick a tool from Grow Bluesky to share here Today’s pick is Best Time to Post by @notemation.com It helps users figure out the best times to post content by analyzing activity patterns on the Bluesky platform Check it out → www.growbluesky.com/blog/time-to...

growbluesky.comTool of the Week: Best Time to PostBluesky Roast dives into your posts and gives you a witty summary of your online personality. Whether you’re always posting memes, going full philosopher, or just dropping cryptic thoughts, this tool ...
Richard | Notemation
@notemation.com

Every January, millions set New Year’s resolutions, dreaming of better habits. By February, gyms empty, meditation apps collect dust, and morning routines crumble into snoozes. But why? I'm explaining here and also how to make your habits stick:

notemation.comWhy Most Habits Fail And How To Make Yours Succeed in 2025  ·  NotemationEvery January, millions of people worldwide embrace the promise of a fresh start, armed with New Year's resolutions and determination to build better habits. Y…
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#BlackFriday continues, with 70% discount! 🔥 Get your copy while it's still so cheap! 👇

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🚨 BLACK FRIDAY 🚨 Crazy 80% discount on HabitFlix habit tracker is here! It is only $3 !! 😲 Hurry, today only for this price, normally $15. Get this high quality habit tracker now 👇 (link in the comment)

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Richard | Notemation
@notemation.com

3 lies you've been told about habit formation: - It takes exactly 21 days to form a habit - Habits form linearly and consistently - Missing one day ruins all progress The science says otherwise. Here's the truth:

Richard | Notemation
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🚨 BLACK FRIDAY 🚨 Crazy 80% discount on HabitFlix habit tracker is here! It is only $3 !! 😲 Hurry, today only for this price, normally $15. Get this high quality habit tracker now 👇 (link in the comment)

Richard | Notemation
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Most people approach habits the wrong way. They focus on the outcome and the process: "I want to lose 10 pounds" "I will start exercising and dieting" But they forgot about the role of identity: "Who do you need to become to achieve that?" Let me explain:

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It is not about perfection, it is about consistency. Ask yourself: "Who do I want to become?" "What would that person do today?" Start small, start now and watch your habits and identity grow together. What identity are YOU building? 👇

Richard | Notemation
@notemation.com

Most people approach habits the wrong way. They focus on the outcome and the process: "I want to lose 10 pounds" "I will start exercising and dieting" But they forgot about the role of identity: "Who do you need to become to achieve that?" Let me explain:

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2. Identity first, habits will follow Shift your mindset: I want to read every day → I am a reader I want to run each morning → I am a runner I want to stop smoking → I am a non-smoker

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3. Self-reinforcing feedback loop - Your identity creates your habits - Your habits reinforce your identity When you see yourself as "healthy person," you make choices that align with that (e.g. eating well). Each action, even small, strengthens your belief you are that person

Richard | Notemation
@notemation.com

Most people approach habits the wrong way. They focus on the outcome and the process: "I want to lose 10 pounds" "I will start exercising and dieting" But they forgot about the role of identity: "Who do you need to become to achieve that?" Let me explain:

Richard | Notemation
@notemation.com

1. Your brain likes consistency between your identity and actions. When you think, “I'm not a morning person,” hitting snooze feels right. But if you switch to, “I’m someone who values my mornings,” waking up becomes part of who you are.

Richard | Notemation
@notemation.com

Most people approach habits the wrong way. They focus on the outcome and the process: - I want to lose 10 pounds - I will start exercising and dieting But they forgot about the role of identity: - Who do you need to become to achieve that? Let me explain:

View full thread
Richard | Notemation
@notemation.com

It is not about perfection, it is about consistency. Ask yourself: - Who do I want to become? - What would that person do today? Start small, start now and watch your habits and identity grow together. What identity are YOU building? 👇

Richard | Notemation
@notemation.com

Most people approach habits the wrong way. They focus on the outcome and the process: - I want to lose 10 pounds - I will start exercising and dieting But they forgot about the role of identity: - Who do you need to become to achieve that? Let me explain:

View full thread
Richard | Notemation
@notemation.com

2. Identity first, habits will follow Shift your mindset: I want to read every day → I am a reader I want to run each morning → I am a runner I want to stop smoking → I am a non-smoker

Richard | Notemation
@notemation.com

3. Self-reinforcing feedback loop → Your identity creates your habits → Your habits reinforce your identity When you see yourself as a "healthy person," you make choices that align with that (e.g. eating well). Each action, no matter how small, strengthens your belief that you are that person.

Richard | Notemation
@notemation.com

Most people approach habits the wrong way. They focus on the outcome and the process: - I want to lose 10 pounds - I will start exercising and dieting But they forgot about the role of identity: - Who do you need to become to achieve that? Let me explain:

Richard | Notemation
@notemation.com

1. Your brain likes consistency between your identity and actions. When you think, “I'm not a morning person,” hitting snooze feels right. But if you switch to, “I’m someone who values my mornings,” waking up becomes part of who you are.

Richard | Notemation
@notemation.com

X(Twitter) API and its pricing is really a joke 🤦‍♂️ - Overpriced - Free plan extremely limited - No sandbox environment for testing They say we can purchase a plan for a month (lowest is $200) to test it 😂 #buildinpublic