every bit counts.
snapshot of the littlebit application it’s a brand new year, which means you’re either on one side of the fence, or the other. side one: you hate new years resolutions and overlook them as a waste of time and money, vowing never to start (or complete) one. conversely, you are the optimistic, outgoing, grabbing-life-by-the-balls person who has their carefully crafted list of resolutions to dominate.
while i don’t side with either team (because who doesn’t like a bit of grey area), i aim to self-improve and the start of a new year is always a good jumpstart.
what’s littlebit?
initially posted on mashable, littlebit is a bit (goal) tracking app aimed at developing habits. each day you work to complete your goal in the form of “i want to
the initial tutorial screen upon application download.
touch and go
something that i truly admire about this application is the ease-of-use. within seconds, you can fully understand it and begin tracking your first habit.
additionally, after each day’s goal has been met, you are given the opportunity to take a picture. this image commemorates your accomplishments and in the end (i have 18 days to go so bear with me) you’re provided with a collage of each completed habit.
screen after my first day of 300 words was completed.
i highly recommend downloading this app and giving it a try. for all you android people, i don’t know if it’s available in google play — let me know. regardless, find that ipod touch (don’t lie, we both know it’s in the second drawer) and download.
don’t trust me? probably a safe bet. here’s an article from mashable talking about littlebit’s awesomeness.
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