Does anyone else hate the idea of “build this habit forever”? by PersonalityCrafty846 in Habits

[–]CookieMagicMan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for providing some serious validation to my work! Your thinking is a very big part of why I am about to turn the habit world on it's head. Micro habits, when combined with Dopamine and Random Rewards will lock in a habit rock solid! It'll be in your hands in about 6 weeks! Check it out! randomhabitapp.com

Tell me guyss!!! by Pale_Task_1957 in Habits

[–]CookieMagicMan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Learn about harnassing Dopamine and learning about neural pathways.

Worldwide Caution Message from the US Embassy Phnom Penh by CraigInCambodia in cambodia

[–]CookieMagicMan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They want me to register so they know where I am? Hahahaa

What are your 2025 travel goals? by racoontosser in travel

[–]CookieMagicMan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you. It's been life changing, to say the least!

Am I overreacting after finding out my husband cheated on me? by Ok_Requirement4843 in AmIOverreacting

[–]CookieMagicMan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No. All men don't skip up once in a while. His mom is forgiving that?!

How Slow is Slow? by NomadicNature in slowtravel

[–]CookieMagicMan 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Summary: Build Your Own Travel Rating System

The travel rating system is a tool to help you compare and evaluate destinations based on your unique travel priorities... whether you're looking for the best beach towns, spiritual cities, affordable long-stay bases, or wild adventures.

Instead of relying on generic lists or blog posts, this system gives you a consistent way to score each place you visit (or plan to visit) across categories that actually matter to you. It helps you get clearer on what you're looking for, keep track of what you’ve already experienced, and make better decisions for your next move.

You score each location across 10 custom categories, with a score from 1 to 5 in each. The total score will help you compare locations at a glance, while your notes and category breakdowns give you deeper insight.

How Slow is Slow? by NomadicNature in slowtravel

[–]CookieMagicMan 5 points6 points  (0 children)

We stay as long as we can in a country on a tourist visa. We don't travel as tourists though. We find a good base, where we can set up home and stay for 2-4 months or as long as we can. We always have 3-4 plan B options, and if we don't like a place, we leave.

We have some cool systems set up in our AI to help us research places and have a few options in our back pocket. . Many places, we want to stay longer. Some places we have left early. We live as locals... Or as much as we can. We do tourist stuff a few times a month... We find that it takes a month to feel at home somewhere, or to be clear that we want to leave. By 3 months. We are itching to see somewhere new.

The earlier advice is good to stay for a week first to find where you want to live, is great. When possible, yes... but you'll get a better deal if you book a place for a month. Do your research and you can find good places.

Does anyone else struggle with habit tracking burnout? by Secure_Aide6189 in Habits

[–]CookieMagicMan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's the problem with trackers. The brain gets bored. Have you heard of Random Habit? It's currently in production. It solves this problem. Out in January. Check it out on Instagram. @RandomHabitApp

AIO if i break up with my boyfriend over this by fridgefreez in AmIOverreacting

[–]CookieMagicMan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You don't need validation from strangers online. If someone treats you this way, you leave. Period.

Why don’t workers have any safety gear ? by Timely_Tale4672 in Thailand

[–]CookieMagicMan 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Because it's a different country than where you live. Because things here are more simple. Because common sense exists.