This way is easier to stay consistent! I turned myself into a Tamagotchi
The eight-second version of the One More Day idea: make yourself the main character, turn daily health habits into game actions, and give consistency an immediate reason to matter.
Watch on YouTube ↗What to take away
- Real health habits become actions in a game where the player is the main character.
- Running is one path; movement, recovery, sleep, nutrition, and mindfulness also support progress.
- Completing goals protects the player’s health bar and keeps the avatar moving forward.
Original video description
I turned myself into a Tamagotchi to stay consistent with my health.
One More Day turns your real-life habits into a game where you are the main character.
Running is one way to keep your character alive, but the bigger goal is to help you stay consistent with the habits that improve your health, including movement, recovery, sleep, nutrition, and mindfulness.
Connect your favorite wearables to track your progress, invite your friends, and challenge each other to stay consistent.
Complete your goals, protect your health bar, and keep yourself alive for One More Day.
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