Habit Reset Audit

Free · 10 questions · 3 minutes

Where you are is what you repeat.

Ten questions on a normal week. You get your habit tax receipt on screen: what each habit takes from you, and your total weekly tax. Then a free 90-day reset by email, two changes a month.

The quiet surplus

Roughly one plain biscuit a day.

Extra, over the energy you actually need. Barely noticeable on any single day.

730 extra biscuits in two years.
About ten blocks of butter.

Average yearly weight gain points to a small daily surplus, about one plain biscuit (Hill et al., Science, 2003).

Small things, repeated

3,650

Times you repeat a daily habit in ten years.

~5 hours

Caffeine's half-life. Half of a 3pm coffee is still in you at 8pm.

~500

Extra calories a day people ate on an ultra-processed diet vs whole foods (NIH trial, 2019).

The Habit Reset Audit

Ten questions now. Ninety days to reset what matters.

  1. Today · 3 minutes

    The quick audit

    Ten questions on a normal week. Your habit tax receipt, on screen straight away.

  2. By email

    The full audit

    Every habit, read across physical, mental and spiritual. See where your foundation is solid and where it's thin.

  3. 90 days

    The reset

    Two changes a month for 90 days, starting with what's holding you back most. Good for all of you, and practical enough to keep.

All of it free.

How every habit gets judged

Three questions. Same for everything.

1

Is it good for all of you?

Not just your energy, or your waistline, or your skin. All of it.

2

What does it cost somewhere else?

Most fixes work on one thing and charge another. Find the charge.

3

Will you still be doing it in ten years?

If you can't keep it up, it doesn't count.

Do the boring things that work. Skip the exciting things that don't.

Yah Cha started with one question: what's the best thing to drink every day, for health, beauty and the long run. We've used the same method on everything since. The evidence, the trade-offs, and whether you'll keep it up.

Ten questions. Three minutes. One receipt.

Stay discerning. — Janet