Habits
Streak vs Weekly Completion Rate
Streak vs weekly completion rate balances consecutive-day motivation with honest percent-done windows—a broken streak need not mean a failed month.
Streak vs weekly completion rate compares consecutive-day drama to the percentage of days you hit the habit in a rolling seven- or thirty-day window. A broken streak can still show eighty-six percent monthly completion—honest signal for travelers.
Lead with completion rate if perfectionism or what-the-hell quitting appears; keep streak as optional motivation.
Common questions
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Which metric should be primary?
Use weekly completion if misses trigger quitting; use streak if it motivates without shame. Many people need completion rate primary and streak secondary.
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