How To Gamify Your Life
- Determine the objectives. What are you working towards? Why?
- Determine a clear way of reaching success. What do you have to do to reach the objective? Can it be divided into several small steps?
- Determine the victory conditions. How will you measure your success? How soon can you get this feedback?
- Determine the rewards and milestones. What will I get when I succeed? What milestones are there?
- Determine the rules and conditions of the game. What happens if I do X? Are there any exceptions?
- Determine a plan for the event of failure. Are there any penalties or punishments? How will I continue?
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