Education
Why the boring weeks build the base
Easy effort grows the engine. Hard effort proves it. Most plans fail by doing too much of the second.
Daily nudges for big goals
Big goals.
One small thing
a day.
Say what you want to accomplish. NudgePoint maps the whole path, then hands you one nudge sized for the energy you actually have today.
Free to start · Your goals stay private to you
Run a half marathonToday
Step 3 of 8 · 10 min
Run 20 easy minutes, then write one line about it.
Conversational pace. Afterwards, note how the first five minutes felt compared to the last five.
6 days in a row
One nudge a day
Never a backlog that shames you.
Sized to today
Two minutes or an hour. Your call.
Always editable
The path changes as you do.
How it works
From a big idea to a ten-minute action.
01
Name the thing
One sentence is enough. Add why it matters and any steps you already know of.
02
Approve the path
NudgePoint proposes the full sequence of steps. Edit, cut, add — it's your plan, not ours.
03
Take one small step
Each day you get a nudge sized to the day you're having. Finish it, and tomorrow's is waiting.
Sized for the day you're having
Some days you have an hour. Some days you have two minutes.
Pick a size and the nudge changes with you. Shrink it on a hard day, stretch it when you have room. Nothing resets, nothing is lost.
Tiny
2 min
A decision, a message, one line written down.
Small
10 min
One focused task you can finish before coffee.
Medium
30 min
Real progress on the step in front of you.
Bigger
1 hr
A proper session, for the days that have room.
Motivation and education
Ideas that match the goal in front of you.
NudgePoint brings you tactics, reading and reframes tied to what you're working on. Save anything that lands and it joins the goal's own notes — so the why stays close.
Tactic
The two-minute start
Commit only to the first two minutes. Starting is the hard part; momentum handles the rest.
Story
Finished is a skill you practise
Every completed nudge is evidence that you follow through. That evidence is the actual fuel.
Start today
Start with one sentence about what you want.
You don't need the whole plan. You need the first step, and someone to hand it to you again tomorrow.