I cannot provide hands-on support...

I realized it's the day after tomorrow.
The membership starts.

I was able to realize this because Yuno-san promoted me on Stand.fm. (Thank you)
I hadn't written any details about the membership...

When you hear 'habit-building membership,' you'd expect some kind of thorough support or hands-on guidance to help you build habits, right?

I'm sorry, I really want to do that.

I feel like that kind of service would be more appreciated...

But, I don't have the ability to do it. Truly.

Sadly.

So, this isn't a compromise because I can't do it. It's not me being defiant either.

That is precisely why,

“a membership that provides a space for habit-building”

is what I want to create.

A space for habit-building.

I think having a space versus not having one makes a huge difference.

Because the brain is heavily influenced by its environment.

If you have an image of building habits by encouraging and supporting each other within the membership,
or building habits through intensive hands-on support,
I'm sorry...

It's not that kind of vibe; it's a loose connection. A space for loose connections.

・A peek at my daily practice of super small-step habit-building.

・Take a peek at the habit-building practices of membership members (optional).

And then, well, I'll do it too. I quietly think to myself, I'll do it today as well.

We may not have deep interactions, but I am not alone.

I did it! There is a place where I can write when I feel like I want to output something today.

I can build up small amounts of confidence.

I want to make it that kind of place.

Because building a habit is really hard to do.

Especially when you are alone, it is truly difficult.

That is why you should place yourself in such an environment.

Hack your own brain and create an environment where doing it is the norm.

That is more important than anything else.

The brain's original function is to maintain the status quo, after all. It doesn't want to change.

And the fact is that the brain is more influenced by the environment than by willpower.

Therefore, rather than practicing having a strong will, creating an environment is faster and more certain.

That is why I decided to create an environment.

Because I wanted to do it even if I were alone.

I believe that doing things for yourself that also benefit others is the ultimate form of abundance, and I am convinced that future business will move even further in that direction.

First, it is to create a place where I can build habits myself.

If I can do that together with membership members, I can work even harder.

And such a place will also become an environment where it is easier for membership members to build habits.

Infinite synergy.

That is the thought behind the membership I created.

If you'd like, let's hack habit formation together and make our dreams a reality.

Here are the details of the membership I am currently envisioning ▽

・500 yen per month (First month free only for those who join in February)

・This is not a one-on-one support membership.

・You can write down your goals, or you don't have to.

・Setting super small-step goals (for example, reading 'one page' of a book every day)

・If you can't keep it up, you can just start again. First, build the confidence that you are capable of forming habits.

・Don't start with lofty goals. At first, base it on self-centered desires, like wanting money, wanting to be popular, or wanting to be beautiful.

・Graduation is encouraged. Feel free to come and go. I want this to be a place like a local gym, where you can join when you want and leave when you want.

・Silent participation is also OK. (I think for some people, the mere fact of participating and paying money serves as motivation for habit formation.)

・Those who just want to support Erika are also very welcome.

◎Special Thanks

Yuno-san. Thank you for the sponsor call.

Niwanin-san. Thank you for encouraging me to start the membership and for also giving me ideas for the concept. (Gratitude)