One household, one shot day
In short
My partner knows my shot day better than I do. That’s not a confession, it’s a system.
When you live with someone, your routines become theirs whether you ask for it or not. Mine is a Sunday morning thing — coffee on, kettle warming, dose out the fridge. My partner picked it up before I asked.
Now if I'm distracted on a Sunday and the kettle goes on without the rest of the routine, he'll just say 'fridge'. One word. That's the whole prompt.
Two-person memory beats one-person memory every time, and the cost is having one honest conversation about what day of the week you're on. I keep the actual log in Titra so it's mine and on my device. The household reminder is human.
Two-person memory beats one-person memory every time, and the cost is having one honest conversation about what day of the week you're on.
The record is private. Both jobs, separately.
This note comes from building titraA private GLP-1 tracker that lives on your phone.
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