The Habit Tier List - 32 Habits (Which one should you build next?)
A video on YouTube. In Self-Improvement, a Krater category.
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The video ranks and evaluates popular habits into tiers from S-tier keystone habits to not-really-habits, concluding with advice on how to build and stick to habits effectively.
From the video
Answers: How do you rank self-improvement habits by effectiveness?
- habit tier list
- keystone habits
- habit building
- self improvement
- meditation
- exercise
- reading
- journaling
What it concludes
- Exercise is ranked as the highest S-tier keystone habit because it provides physical and mental benefits while making other habits easier to build.
- Meditation is placed in the S-tier because it improves focus, health, relationships, and emotional awareness, though it requires months of practice to stick.
- Reading is an S-tier habit that gives a competitive edge by allowing you to learn faster from the experiences of others.
- Waking up early is categorized as not really a habit, but rather a side effect of sleep habits and evening routines.
- Positive affirmations are ranked lower in the A-tier because they only work if your actions align with what you are telling yourself.
- Bullet journaling is placed in the S-tier of organizational habits because it is a physical and fully customizable tool to improve productivity and track goals.
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