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[Personal Development] To those who struggle to keep up with note: I released "note TREE," an app to make posting a habit

Hello, I am Aisuke.
This time, I would like to re-introduce the newly released note continuation support app, "note TREE."

It is not your fault that you cannot keep up with note.

note is, after all, a world where "those who can continue win."

Monetization, followers, everything lies beyond that.

But in reality, isn't this what happens to many people?

Decided to post every day or every other day

Realized I stopped

This was exactly me.

There were times when I thought, "I'm no good because I can't keep it up," but

instead of blaming myself, I decided to create a system that makes it possible to continue, so I created "note TREE."

In this article, I will organize
why note is hard to keep up with and
how you will be able to continue using "note TREE."


Why is it hard to keep posting?

My conclusion is simple.

Because "note has a structure that takes time to show results."

note is not something where you get results immediately after posting.

  • Few likes

  • Followers don't increase

  • Monetization is still far off

This state continues for a while.

In other words,

There is a long period where you don't see results even if you do it.

This is where people

"feel like their efforts aren't being rewarded"

and when this feeling persists,

they start thinking,

"Is there any point to this?"

and their motivation drops.

Humans are not good at continuing
"actions where the rewards are invisible."

When I think something is meaningless, my motivation drops to zero instantly.


That is why
people stop before they see any results.

I concluded that this is the number one reason why people can't keep up with note.


The concept of designing small senses of accomplishment

So, what should we do?

The answer is simple:

Prepare small senses of accomplishment before the big results.

If you only look at
"distant goals" like monetization or increasing followers,
you will give up along the way.

Therefore, you should insert things like this along the way:

  • I was able to post today

  • I kept it up for 3 days

  • I kept it up for 1 week

Make this visible.

The app that turns this idea into reality is "note TREE."



How note TREE works

The process is simple.

Just complete the routine you set for yourself.

For example,

  • Post every day

  • Post every two days

If you stick to this,
the plant in the app will grow.

Conversely, if you slack off, it will simply wither.

What is important here is that

you are rewarding the "action" rather than the results.


Through this, I am creating a state where:

  • you can continue even without feedback

  • your own efforts are visualized

  • the act of continuing itself becomes fun

.


However,

"I guess I'll grow my plant today too"
"I wonder how it will grow next...!?"

I hope you can continue with that kind of feeling.


Why I made it myself

Honestly, if you look for them, there are quite a few habit-building apps like this, but
there wasn't one that could be properly used specifically for "note."

So, I made it myself.

I built it including the backend using AWS.

However, rather than doing something technically amazing,

it is designed with a focus solely on "how to solve the problem of not being able to continue."


First, I want you to try it for just one week

If you've read this far and
thought even a little bit, "That's true..."

there is one thing to do.

Please try it for just one week.

  • It doesn't have to be perfect

  • You don't need to worry about the quality of the content either

Anyway,

"Follow the rules you set"

Just do this.

As a result,

  • see if you were able to continue even a little more easily

  • Has the psychological hurdle to posting been lowered?

I want you to look at this.

The difference between those who can continue and those who cannot is
not willpower.

It is simply whether or not there is a system in place.

If you are on the "cannot continue" side,
trying to solve it with sheer grit is inefficient.

I think it's worth trying to change your environment entirely for once.


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