In this installment, we get extra practical with all the wisdom from Max's many experiments and successes with Habit Tracking. Now he's willing to share all of his secrets with us through an interview.

The 10th addition to our transformational stories differs from the rest: we have a professor who has beaten procrastination using Habitify and other habit tracking methods.

Dymtro (or as Alan call him as Dima), joins in our 9th story on the impact he has felt after using Habitify. While living a busy life, Dima still manages to cover more than 40 habits, developing and transforming his life on all fronts.

Continuing our series, we have a financial analyst who has figured out how to leverage technology in his favor to transform his life.

Author, zealous traveler, our friend Imran dropped by and shared his journey with Habitify as the 7th transformation story in our series.

In the 6th story, we get a glimpse into the habits of Frontpoint's Chairman as he balances between running an enterprise and giving space for personal growth.

After 1 and a half years of using Habitify, Vadim shares with us his creative method of using the app to improve his overall health and well-being.

In the fourth story, we get practical with a lot of Michael's advice on how we can form habits better, which he has instilled through a 5-year-long of constantly tweaking and experimenting with productivity apps.

With the third installment of the series, Kirk shares with us how he conquered the 42 kilometers mark in an International Marathon relay.

In our second story of the series, we dive deep into the many routines of Ana as she managed to balance out working on multiple projects as a freelancer while still taking care of her lovely cat.

The first story success story is about Ilya's journey from being dependent on alcohol to get so healthy that he swims in almost freezing water...twice a day.

Habitify is more than just a habit tracker to the eye. Learn to use Habitify as a flexible todo list, a daily journal, and a collaborative tool between parents-children, teachers-students or doctors-clients.

We have all been taught that laziness is one of the biggest enemies of living a good life. But that is not always true, according to Peter, there is deep laziness in nature that we learn from and integrate to live life more holistically. Understanding deep laziness will make our life less stressful, more space for peace and quiet, to understand more about ourselves and stop letting extrinsic motivation dictate our inner world.

We all have big dreams and aspirations, but not all of us reach out to those goals. In this blog post, Peter shares an interesting approach that can get you to tap into the power of mini habits. A strategy that is fail-proof, ensuring you will always end a day 1% better than yesterday.

Through an in-depth interview, Jake shares with Peter, Habitify's co-founder about his 1 year journey of abstaining from pornography, masturbation and getting his life back on track.