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Dannyboy1 · 08-06-2008, 08:00 PM

I understand it takes 21-30 days to form a habit, but it's a big committment. I'd be willing to bet, many people who are overwelmed by a 30 day challenge would commit to a 10 day challenge and after the 10 days, many would probably amend it to a 30 day challenge.

Also, you could make a 10 day challenge to accomplish something you've been putting off or to accomplish something you've always wanted to do... sort of a focused blitz .

That could be a lot of fun AND very productive. Plus, friends and family would probably make more allowances for just a 10 day challenge.

08-06-2008, 08:00 PM	#1 (permalink)
Dannyboy1 Banned Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: New York Posts: 1,246	Why not a 10 day challenge? I understand it takes 21-30 days to form a habit, but it's a big committment. I'd be willing to bet, many people who are overwelmed by a 30 day challenge would commit to a 10 day challenge and after the 10 days, many would probably amend it to a 30 day challenge. Also, you could make a 10 day challenge to accomplish something you've been putting off or to accomplish something you've always wanted to do... sort of a focused blitz . That could be a lot of fun AND very productive. Plus, friends and family would probably make more allowances for just a 10 day challenge.