Who it's for.
Anyone with a goal and about ten minutes a day. Here are twelve of them. You might be more than one.
- For new runners
From the sofa to 5 km, one short run at a time.
Every running plan assumes you have a sofa and a plan. You definitely have the sofa.
By day 90: Run 5 km without stopping
Read on - For people who used to read
Six books in ninety days, twenty pages at a time.
The books are on the shelf. They can see you.
By day 90: Six books finished
Read on - For New Year resolutions
Make it to February. Then keep going.
A lot of resolutions are gone by the middle of January. Ninety days from 1 January takes you to 31 March, one short list at a time.
By day 90: The resolution, still going on 31 March
Read on - For students
The thesis, in pieces small enough to start.
A deadline is a lot of small days pretending to be one big scary one.
By day 90: A full first draft of the thesis
Read on - For language learners
From pointing at the menu to ordering from it.
Ten words a day sounds tiny. Ninety days of it is a small dictionary.
By day 90: A real conversation in the language
Read on - For writers
Finish the draft. The bad first one counts.
The novel is nearly done. In your head.
By day 90: 36,000 words of draft
Read on - For busy parents
Ten minutes for you, somewhere between breakfast and bedtime.
You don't have free time. You have scraps of time. Plan90 is built out of scraps.
By day 90: Ten minutes a day that are yours
Read on - For people learning to code
From hello world to something you'd show a friend.
The tutorials are bookmarked. All forty of them.
By day 90: A small app you can show a friend
Read on - For people learning an instrument
Three songs by day 90. Your neighbours will be thrilled.
The guitar has been a very expensive coat stand.
By day 90: Three songs you can play for people
Read on - For side project builders
Ship the thing. The small version.
Your side project has a name, a logo and no users.
By day 90: Launched, with first users
Read on - For people saving for something
Save for the trip, one small habit at a time.
Future you wants a holiday. Present you wants a takeaway.
By day 90: The trip, paid for
Read on - For night owls
Get your mornings back, a quarter of an hour at a time.
Bedtime is a suggestion your phone keeps ignoring.
By day 90: Asleep by 11:30, without a fight
Read on