CodeWithKriti

What are your daily habits?

Since I started my blog, something shifted.
What began as a simple experiment with WordPress daily prompts slowly became a daily habit — one that now feels as natural as brushing my teeth or making my morning chai.

There are days when I don’t feel like writing. Days when my mind is noisy or tired or blank. But I’ve learned that showing up matters more than waiting for inspiration to strike. So, I write anyway. Sometimes it flows, sometimes it doesn’t — but every post is a small act of discipline, a gentle reminder to myself that thoughts matter, and expressing them matters even more.

The same mindset has seeped into my journey of learning web development. From watching YouTube tutorials to debugging small pieces of code, I’ve slowly built a habit of learning bit by bit, day by day. I don’t always grasp things instantly. Sometimes it takes a few replays or a completely different approach — and that’s okay. I’ve learned to be patient with the process.

What matters most to me now is this: consistency over perfection. I’ve stopped chasing huge leaps and started focusing on tiny steps — writing a blog, fixing a layout, understanding a new concept, even if it’s just for 20 minutes.

Over time, these small efforts have become part of my routine. They’re not chores; they’re rituals. Rituals that help me grow — as a creator, as a learner, and as someone who wants to live with intention.

And while I know that motivation may come and go, I genuinely hope I can sustain this rhythm. I want to keep showing up — not for the algorithm, not for external validation — but for me. Because I’ve seen what’s possible when I just keep going.

Even on the slow days, progress is still progress.
And I’m proud of every little step.