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Procrastination isn't laziness; it's about managing feelings. Find the kind of stuck that sounds like you and see how PlanCoach helps.
I know what to do, but I just can't start
8 Guides · 4 Principles
Use “Break Down Further” to make a step easier to start, or let hands-free mode guide you
8 Guides · 4 Principles
- Good Plans Are Revised: Four Ways to Edit a Plan Guide · Principle
- Apple Watch: Keep Your Plan Moving from Your Wrist Guide
- Widgets: Move Plans Forward from Your Home Screen Guide
- Voice Input: Speak First, Read the Transcript Afterwards Guide · Principle
- Getting Started: From One Task to Your First Step Guide
- Break Down Further: Turn a Big Goal into a Small Action Guide
- Shortcuts: All Five Actions, Parameters and Automation Ideas Guide
- Hands-Free Mode Guide · Principle
- The Power of Small Things Principle
I get sidetracked and forget what I was doing
4 Guides · 1 Principle
Keep the current step in view with widgets and the Dynamic Island
4 Guides · 1 Principle
The steps feel generic and I don't want to follow them
1 Guide · 1 Principle
Try "Explain" and let the coach tell you why
1 Guide · 1 Principle
- Why Asking the Coach to Explain Can Help You Start Guide · Principle
I re-plan the same routines and forget to start them on time
3 Guides · 1 Principle
Save it to Route Library, then let Shortcuts start it on schedule
3 Guides · 1 Principle
The coach's plans don't fit me well enough
5 Guides · 3 Principles
Add context with your Portrait and LoreBook, or build your own coach
5 Guides · 3 Principles
- Good Plans Are Revised: Four Ways to Edit a Plan Guide · Principle
- Your Portrait: Help the Coach Understand What Works for You Guide
- Reflections: Turn Experience into Something You Can Reuse Guide · Principle
- LoreBook Tips: Random Draws, Nested Cards and One-Line Routines Guide
- How PlanCoach Manages Context Principle
- Create a Coach from Scratch with Coach Maker: A Lu Xun Example Guide