Your step-by-step guide to achieving your goals with MyChalls.
Getting started with MyChalls is quick and easy. Here's what you need to do:
A goal is a big plan that you break down into manageable chunks. For example, if you want to run a marathon but currently running for the bus is a challenge, you create a goal to "run a marathon" and break it into smaller challenges: Run 5k → Run 10k → Run 15k, etc.
Goals help you stay motivated by reminding you why you want to achieve something. This is crucial when your initial enthusiasm fades but the "almost there" adrenaline hasn't kicked in yet.
A challenge can either be part of a goal or something you'll master within 30 days. Challenges are the daily actions that move you toward your goals.
Need one day off per week? No problem. Select which day and we won't nag you that day.
Remember school tests? 99% wasn't a fail! Set a "close enough" threshold. If your target is 20 pages, 18 might be close enough.
Want a day off? That's fine, but it'll cost you a self-imposed fee. You decide the amount – extra motivation to stay consistent!
Each day during your challenge, staying accountable is simple:
The site automatically compares your number against your target and updates your stats. You'll see how well you're doing with your challenge in real-time. You'll also receive a daily email commenting on your progress!
Pro tip: We'll send you a daily reminder email with a direct link to make logging even easier.
Join thousands of people who are achieving their goals with MyChalls. It only takes a minute to get started!
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