Learning habits for a curious mind

You do not need hours to keep learning. Ten pages or ten minutes, most days, go a long way over a year.

8 habit ideas

Read 10 pages
Every day Evening

Ten pages is about fifteen minutes. Keep the book where you sit in the evening.
Practice a language
Every day Midday

Ten minutes at lunch, with an app, a podcast or a notebook of new words.
Learn one new thing
3 times a week Anytime

One article, one short video, one question you look up properly.
Practice an instrument
Every day Evening

Fifteen minutes is enough, and leaving it out of its case makes it easier to pick up.
A podcast on the way
Weekdays Morning

Turn the commute into a lesson: one episode about something you want to know.
Write down what I learned
Every day Before bed

One line about something new you found out today. It is how it stays.
One lesson of a course
3 times a week Evening

Break the course into lessons and do one at a time, three evenings a week.
Explore somewhere new
Once a week Anytime

A museum, a library, a street you have never walked down. Once a week.

Every habit here can be made in Cozy: name it, give it one of 290 hand-drawn stickers and a color, and pick its days.

Make these in Cozy.

Each habit becomes a card that fills with color when you tick it off, with a streak that forgives a hard day.

Measure in minutes or pages

A goal like ten pages or fifteen minutes is easy to start and easy to tick. Cozy can log the amount too.
Keep the tools out

The book on the sofa, the guitar on its stand, the app on your home screen.
A few times a week counts

Not every habit is daily. Set it to three times a week and the streak counts in weeks.