- REQUIRES ANDROID | Published by Nikita Halavins on 2024-03-22 | Category: Productivity
Habits of Health Daily Tracker is a Productivity app by Nikita Halavins. Enjoy the affordable and easy habit tracker based on neuroscience. Improves mental health by focusing your attention on the things that make you happy long term.
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
APK (Android Package Kit) files are the raw files of an Android app. Learn how to install habits-of-health-daily-tracker.apk file on your phone in 4 Simple Steps:
Yes. We provide some of the safest Apk download mirrors for getting the Habits of Health Daily Tracker apk.
1. At the fraction of cost of the therapy counseling you get our full service, which includes the happiness score tracking, custom affirmations, daily journal, food tracker, mood tracker and infinite feed with all your data.
2. The more you focus your attention on the activities that bring you long term pleasure, the better you feel and the healthier you become.
3. Every time you finish an activity, meal or conversation with anyone, add it to the Habits of Health via “+ Activity”.
4. When you add an activity and analyze it in the notes, try sharing a lesson with your future self by formulating a simple positive affirmation and adding it via “+ Affirmations” menu.
5. Be more productive and happier by tracking the estimated levels and stimulating your happy hormones based on the research in the field of neuroscience.
6. For additional safety you can turn on the Double Encryption in Settings, which will add a second layer of encryption to all your notes with a private encryption key.
7. Improves mental health by focusing your attention on the things that make you happy long term.
8. All of that makes an impact on the five main chemicals that are responsible for the feelings of pain and pleasure: dopamine, serotonin, oxytocin, endorphins, and cortisol.
9. The app syncs your sleep and workout data from Apple Health with your private feed and Insights.
10. Some of your daily activities give you short term pleasure but result in suffering later.
11. Then, if you wish, eliminate them and replace with the habits that bring you more joy long term.
Apk Mirror 1: : Download APK
I use Happy Brain app to track my emotions and wellbeing. It keeps me in check and on track to complete my wellness goals. Love the design and the stats it gives me about myself!
The app seems very promising but after one day of doing the journaling, the app stopped working. When I open it, I just see a blank white screen, and then the app crashes/exits. Hopefully it can be fixed so I can try it properly for awhile and leave a more complete review.
Hello: I attempted to first email you via your website, I was unable to do so. From the description of your app, I may be interested in trying this. It’s not my intent to appear pretentious however, I wanted to comment on the following: Under the section “Stop Suffering” “Some of your daily activities give you short term pleasure but make suffer afterwards.” Should the word “make“ be “may” or some other word? It seems that you’re relatively a new developer and I felt compelled to inform you of the previous information. I apologize if this offends you in any way. But, if this app can help people, I believe it would be unfortunate if people do not try this app because of a grammatical error. (World Press states the importance of good grammar. Correct grammar will give the reader more confidence in the person (or the company) communicating with them. ... Spelling errors and grammatical mistakes may also change the meaning of your message, which might result in misinformation. Poor grammar suggests to readers that you lack. professionalism, and they may choose not to trust you as an unprofessional source. Moreover, poor grammar may imply that you don't respect your audience enough to get things right.) Peace.
Mindfulness is incredibly challenging when you mix DID with cPTSD; I live in slices of time AND have executive dysfunction. This app circumvents both using the superpower of the other. I need this on a smart watch.
By simply noting what I’ve done today instead of making bunch of plans for the future, I managed to cope with anxiety!
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|