Habit Formation and Consistency
Meditation only works if it is practiced consistently. This category explores why most meditation habits fail and what behavioral science tells us about building practices that actually last.
Why Activity-Based Meditation Helps People Stick With Practice
Most people don't quit meditation because they dislike it. They quit because it doesn't fit into daily life. Learn why activity-based meditation removes key friction points.
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Why Most Meditation Habits Fail and What Actually Works Instead
Most habits fail because they don't fit into existing routines. Learn what behavioral science tells us about building meditation habits that actually last.
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Why Short, Frequent Meditations Beat Long Sessions
Many people assume longer meditation sessions are always better. Research suggests frequency and consistency matter more than duration for habit formation and trait change.
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Why Long-Term Meditation Engagement Depends on Meaning, Not Discipline
Most people who stop meditating don't lack motivation. They lose a sense of meaning. Research shows that intrinsic relevance predicts long-term engagement better than discipline.
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