What are the best apps for self-improvement? How can I improve my self everyday app? How can you use your phone for self-improvement?
These are some questions that can pop up as you scale through your personal development journey. And I’ll be attending to all of these pressing questions in this article. Grab a cup of coffee, make yourself comfortable and let’s dive right in.
The world has experienced massive developments in science and technology. New possibilities are being created every day because of the daily changes that our world experiences due to the advancements by human civilization in the last few decades.
One of the amazing benefits of these advancements is that improvement and growth can be achieved at a whole new level of speed and competence.
In recent times, the world has seen the emergence of some very helpful and impactful applications that have made it more convenient for human civilization to get better results at a faster speed. Applications like Facebook, Zoom, Grammarly, and many more have contributed positively to the changes that the world now experiences.
I have personally achieved quantum leaps in growth and self-development through the consistent use of specific apps.
So, today I am going to show you how to take advantage of the availability of self-improvement apps and also share how using these apps has helped me greatly improve.
1. Iron Will
Iron Will-I stumbled upon this app while attempting to solve a challenge that was becoming a serious pain in the neck. I found out that I had a weak will and saying NO to certain urges and offers that were wrong was quite difficult.
Fortunately, this app came my way. It’s a very simple and lightweight app that was designed to only help you achieve one thing which is; to test and improve the power of your will.
The app has only three major features;
- A timer
- The “my rank” section and
- The history section.
The timer counts how long you can say no/yes to a habit, urge or desire depending on what exactly you’re dealing with. This might come in handy if you’re dealing with an addiction.
The timer continues to count even after closing the app and it can be restarted. However, every time you restart the timer, the app will require you to write a short note that will explain why you restarted it depending on your reasons.
The “My rank” section is a catalog of different day lengths with titles. For example, let’s assume that you’re struggling with masturbation. For you to reach the “Scout” rank, you have to stay an entire day without masturbating.
For you to reach the “Private” rank, you have to last for three days. The list goes on and on. The highest rank is the “Immortal,” rank which requires you to not give in for five hundred days.
The “History” section shows a track record of every activity that you’ve engaged on the app including the short notes from your last restart.
Each record also shows the date and time you started the timer and the date and time that you restarted the timer. It also shows the number of days and your rank.
Apart from the fact that the app is very light, it also has an interface that anyone can easily relate to. The app also has a dark mode theme and motivational quotes from famous men and women who have and who inspire people daily, at the bottom of the timer.
The quotes change after several minutes. Using this app helped me build my will. It became less difficult to make decisions and reject whatever it was that I did not want. Saying No or Yes was no longer a struggle. Everything from intimate urges to keeping firm to my beliefs and values became easier because my daily use of the app made my will a lot stronger.
Using this app will require a significant amount of intentionality as the app doesn’t have a reminder function to keep you from forgetting. However, I know that using this self-improvement app can help you solve a lot of hindrances that you might face in your journey of self-development and improvement.
2. Pumpkin
Pumpkin– At some point in my life, I found it difficult to concentrate, and dealing with stress and lack of sleep became a major and daily challenge. At the end of each week, I ended up being more tired than I was supposed to be and my mental health grew a lot more fragile and unstable.
This self-improvement app in particular helped me solve that problem. How? You might wonder. To deal with my stress issues, I decided to take up the habit of meditation. This is where the app comes in handy.
Pumpkin allows you to download audios specifically designed to help you deal with stress, meditate and even sleep. The app also has sounds for hypnotherapy sessions and a sound course for anxiety.
I found it easier to relax after each meditation session with those sounds from the app. Even sleeping was no longer a struggle as I listened to those sounds before bed. At a point, I outgrew the app and stopped using it because I no longer needed it to meditate as I had become very consistent at it.
In short, this is a great self-improvement app that is going to help you relax and relieve yourself of stress, emotional drains, and negative energies. So, if you struggle with anxiety or you find it difficult to relax, sleep or meditate, then this app might be what you need.
It helped me deal with my stress issues so much that I didn’t even have to use the app any longer. I’m sure it will do the same for you or solve similar struggles for you too!
3. Intellect
Intellect– This app turned out to be one of my top favorite self-improvement apps after Iron will. Why? Because unlike a lot of other self-improvement apps, this app goes the extra mile as it uses the aid of psychological evaluation and methods.
The app was developed by a team of psychologists with the aim of helping people create positive habits while getting rid of harmful or self-destructive habits.
The app begins by taking you through a “getting started” session that explains what the app aims to help you achieve and how it wants to do so. Next comes a test of 20 questions that will help the app determine your personality type, behavior, strengths, and weaknesses after which the results of the test will be shown to you.
Through the test alone, I discovered things about my personality that I had no idea of. Intellect helped me deal with two major challenges that I had tackled in the past but failed woefully. The first was procrastination.
Before I began using the app, I was a daily procrastinator and although I didn’t like it, getting rid of the habit was a bit of a challenge. The app guided me through a series of six sessions that changed my idealogy about procrastination.
I used to feel very guilty whenever I could not get things done at the required time. That app made me realize that the reason I did that was because of certain belief systems. The app helped me get rid of those mindsets and also created a plan for dealing with them.
The journey took an entire month but boy, the results were mind-blowing! Within a space of four weeks, I became more productive and efficient. It became easier to get things done early because I set rewards for each task.
Once I completed a task successfully, I got myself a reward. Sometimes a short gaming session or a snack! Soon enough, my mind adjusted and working became more brain-friendly.
Today, I no longer struggle with procrastination though my bad days still come but I am more equipped to handle them and come through productively because I used an app like this.
Another feature of the app that turned out to be a big problem solver was the “Rescue Session” feature. You see, I had quite a short temper, and dealing with my emotions was a bit difficult. On some days, I seemed to be in control. On other days, it never ended well.
Let me share a classic example. One day, I had an argument with a colleague at work who used very abusive words on me. I was mad. Super mad. Till today I do not know how I managed to do it, but I was able to walk out of the premises.
Although I was still fuming, I picked up my phone and used this feature. I was taken through a five minutes session that helped me calm down first and then offer alternatives ways of managing my anger and emotions.
The next time I got angry, I knew exactly what I needed to do. It took a while though because I lost it several times after those sessions but gradually, my emotions became easier to control. Also, the use of the weekly well-being tracker was another very helpful feature.
As of when I used the app, I experienced emotional fluctuations and terrible mood swings. I got easily upset and getting out of situations like this proved extremely difficult.
Hence, the end of every week had me feeling like fish out of water; disoriented and discouraged. With this feature combined with two other apps, (Daylio and Wysa which I’ll be talking about in the later part of this article) I found a space and way of releasing those negative emotions. Soon enough, I became a happier person.
This self-improvement app is great for dealing with everyday habits that limit us especially the likes of procrastination not to mention its psychological approach and methods of helping you develop positive changes and get rid of destructive habits. So, you want to deal with your habits, try Intellect.
4. Knudge.me
How can you use your phone for self-improvement? Here’s a great way to answer that question!
Knudge.me is one of those self-improvement apps that leaves you a completely better person. One time, my boss complained of me using specific words repeatedly in my weekly reports at work and she wanted it to end.
So to solve that problem, I searched the net for apps that would help improve my use of English language and found this asset of an app.
The app has user-friendly features that makes learning a whole lot easier. My actual reason for getting the app was to boost the number of words that I was familiar with and also improve my diction while also causing a positive shift in my use of Grammer.
Three features played very important roles in my improvement journey through the use of this app. The vocabulary builder first, turned out to be very beneficial. It had a total of 144 goals of words to be learned daily.
The app would introduce you to their origin words, meaning, pronunciations along with their synonyms and antonyms. The app also introduced me to how each of those words could be used with examples. The funny thing was most times, I was not able to exhaust all the words daily but I was growing faster.
The next feature of this app that helped me was the personalized tests. The test questions would be based on your previous knowledge of the words you learned in the vocabulary builder.
So, it was more like taking a test after each class. It helped me retain those words and made it easier to recognize them and their meanings. I also used the tests as a yardstick to check my growth rate and speed.
Yes, I found this feature to be very engaging. I’ve always been someone who enjoyed playing games.
My childhood was filled with notorious game-playing escapades around the neighborhood. You could imagine my delight when I found out the self-improvement app had several word games.
Those word games had strong benefits. They improved my reading speed and assimilation as most of the games were time-based games that allowed you to achieve goals within seconds.
Let’s not also forget the fun that comes with playing games too. Some of those games weren’t accessible. For me to have access to them, I would have to use the pro version of the app.
This feature that I am about to tell you about made the app even more enjoyable. The “Trending words” feature showed you words in an Instagram kind of fashion along with their origin words and also fun tips about those words.
The feature also permitted you to like the words and share like an Instagram feed. I even found the word, “Bitcoin” there too. It shows me that the app wasn’t obsolete. It was up to date and current with world events.
Sincerely, the benefits I enjoyed with this app were extremely rewarding. I achieved more than I could have with an ordinary dictionary app. The app made learning easy and entertaining.
You wouldn’t even know that you had even learned so much until after a while. Within weeks of consistent use of the app, my diction improved. The number of words I became familiar with increased weekly.
Recently, I wrote a short story and I was amazed at how skillful I had gotten with my use of words! I still use the app and I might even consider myself an addict already.
5. YouTube
I share an almost emotional connection with this app and it stands at the top of my favorite self-improvement apps. Why? Because I began my journey of self-improvement with this app! I discovered YouTube at a tender age of 16, a phase of my life where I had a lot of questions.
And God, I have made amazing feats with the help of this app. A lot of my dreams and aspirations have gradually come into existence because of this app.
One of the reasons I love this app so much is because of how simple the user interface is. You don’t need to be taught how to use the app unlike others.
Personally, I consider the app to be an asset to me because it is a cheap and easy way of getting access to any valuable information available. Like I said earlier, with YouTube I achieved so much. When I wanted to begin my journey of being a better photographer, writer, and businesswoman, I fed and spent hours on YouTube Videos.
I remember buying gigabytes upon gigabytes of data just so I could download and watch YouTube videos. Maybe showing you some of my little feats with the app might show you how helpful it can be.
- I began two brands with everything I learned from YouTube. Everything from my business plan to the contracts for employees, I built with the knowledge I got from YouTube.
- I improved my retouching and camera skills on YouTube. I mastered the pillars of photography like composition, color grading, exposure triangle, and lots more.
In fact, all my research is done mostly on YouTube. Whenever I have questions or seek to develop myself in any area, the first place I search for knowledge is definitely on YouTube.
I also follow my mentors and role models on YouTube. As a matter of fact, I don’t use Google half the way I use YouTube. I owe my growth in so many areas to that red app.
If you ever want to learn a new skill or improve your current ones, you should try YouTube. Even if you want to know certain things about a particular field of interest, YouTube could be a huge source of information to you.
6. Daylio
Daylio is an app that you should use if you have emotional challenges. I used this app along with intellect and Wysa and trust me when I say, I got rid of a lot of unhealthy mindsets and also found a way to deal with emotions.
Daylio is basically an app that was designed to make journalling simpler and more engaging. The self-improvement app has a cool design and a convenient user interface.
You see, before my use of the app, I faced consistent mood swings and emotional fluctuations. Worse, I was a loner and a terrible conversationalist.
However, in Daylio I found quite a reliable means of documenting the events of my day while also expressing myself and releasing negative emotions.
The app does a lovely job at making journalling easy by asking you questions. In using this app, I’ll advise that you remain very consistent and intentional.
An experience might enlighten you better. Once I had a really bad day. My tuition fees got stolen. I had a big argument with my Dad and I almost lost my job. All in one day! That evening, I knew that if I decided to express myself with a pen and paper, I’d lack words to say. So I switched to Daylio.
The app afforded me space to pour out the frustration from the events of that day. The app helped me journal everything. From how I felt to the activities of my day.
I felt much better after using the app that day. So I made it a priority to journal the events of my day, daily and I achieved that by adding that decision to the goals section and even placed a reminder.
Apart from the fact that the app makes journalling fun, it also gives room for you to customize it to your taste. You can change the emoji of your moods and even add moods.
Another feature of this app that encouraged me to work on my mood swings was the statistics feature. I noticed that I felt bad on most days of the week and sincerely, it wasn’t really good news to my ears. So when I got intentional about bringing change to that aspect of my life, I used this feature in keeping track of my emotional challenges.
Before long, I became a much more happier and expressive person generally. My colleagues knew me to be someone who was always frowning. That testimony changed after a few weeks. All thanks to Daylio!
7. 21 Day
21 Day– This app turns out to be among the many self-improvement apps that can and will change your life forever. Only if you use it though! One of the very first lessons that I learned from using this app was that it took 21 days for a habit to be formed. Amazing right?
The app was designed to selectively help its users declutter bad habits and create healthy new ones. However, this app doesn’t use the conventional method of achieving that goal.
The app creates simple activities and distributes them into a 21 days format of engagement. So if you want to deal with a habit, it’d take you 21 days if you followed the format.
Want to know my experience with the app? I got the app to deal with a particular issue. I was a social media addict. I spent more time chatting on social media than I did at getting things done. In short, my social media addiction was reducing and affecting my productivity in other spheres of my life. So to solve that problem, I got the app.
The first task I was given was quite simple yet difficult for an addict: Use social media for only one hour. The task seemed easy enough but I found out that I struggled to not go online.
The same went for the next set of tasks on the other days. It was difficult but there were results and like the app theorized, it actually took me 21 days of consistent use of the app for me to get rid of my social media addiction.
The app has made the experience awesome and enjoyable because it had a unique space under a user’s profile that allowed them to document their daily progress and you can be sure that I took advantage of that feature. If you’re in search for an app that can help you develop new habits within a month, then give 21days a try!
8. Google Tasks
I think of all the self-improvement apps I have ever used, Google tasks happen to have the most simplest and easy-to-understand user interface. You can be sure that I made a great use of this app.
Google tasks is basically an app that gives you room to make a to-do list of every important daily/weekly activity that you need to get done. Based on my experience with this app, I’m just going to list a few advantages of using this app.
- It makes it a lot easier to be consistent with a particular task as it has a repeat reminder feature that can be adjusted to come on daily or weekly.
- You get to add deadlines and reminders to your tasks thereby making it almost impossible to forget. If you do forget, then it’s your fault.
- Lastly, the app gives room for you to add as many tasks as possible while allowing you to add descriptive details and also mark each completed tasks.
I used the app so much that it literally became a part of my life and till today, I still use it. As a matter of fact, I begin my day by making a list of those important things I have to get done on my Google tasks app.
For an app that is free and lightweight, it does make being productive easier. So, be sure to check out this app if you’re looking for an app that is easy to use and also sleek.
9. Coursera
Coursera is one out the many great self-improvement apps that I discovered in July last year and boy, this is one of the many apps that I took advantage of.
Among every app for self-development that I used, this one contributed a lot to my growth, career-wise.
In the early part of the year 2020, I read an article published by a colleague that talked about taking courses that could help a person build up high-income earning skills. You could imagine my thrill when I found that out.
So I went in search of platforms where I could learn skills with ease and flexibility and also receive certificates that I could add up to my resume and that’s how I found the app.
Here are a few benefits I enjoyed that helped shift me in both knowledge and exposure in my line of work.
- The app allows you to take professional courses on almost any field while granting you the opportunity to be taught by some of the greatest minds from top universities around the globe.
- You also get access to materials and after completing the course, you also get to receive a certificate. My favorite feature in this app was that it was so flexible. You could adjust the time for your online classes and learning materials were so easy to access and download. I can’t even begin to tell you the kind of mental growth that I experienced when using the app.
Those certificates along with my expertise in those skills opened doors of opportunities for me. The app isn’t free as it goes for $49 for a year but I can tell you that’s it worth it. Coursera has the potential of boosting your growth speed career-wise if you know how to use and take advantage of it.
As a matter of fact, I’d advise any person who enthusiastic about learning and progressive improvement in their skills or career-wise to use this app. Why? Because the benefits are of inestimable value.
10. Wysa
Wysa– I combined this app with a few others and I got amazing results while trying to fix my mental health. This app turned out to be very helpful when I was experiencing a really tough time with my job. A
fter each day, I was always tired and stressed. It affected me so much that I became irritated by the smallest things. I’d wake up at night and cry for no reason and I’d eat little or no food. I began to avoid people and soon enough, I was back to feeling anxious and depressed.
Wysa helped me change that narrative. The app was specifically built to help people deal with stress, sleep, and mental health issues like anxiety.
The app works by using an AI Avatar that interacts with you and helps you to release every negative emotion. The Avatar also gives you the opportunity to choose a communication mode via text or audios all depending on your choice.
In this app, I found a safe haven of my own. I could talk to the Avatar and rant about the events of my day, sometimes even spewing abusive words. After each of those sessions, I always felt better. The changes were slow and subtle but soon enough, I became a more peaceful person.
One feature of the app that helped me a lot was its therapeutic exercises. I took breathing exercises and became very consistent at it. The advantages of that action were very effective. Those breathing exercises made it easier for me to clear my head and my mind and also relax. Soon enough, my sleep became better and gradually, my mental health became stable.
Maybe a few words from someone who used the app might help you see how useful this app can be.
Evie wood wrote, ” Wysa really helped me in the time that I had it and it was very helpful in managing depressing/sad thoughts and stress too.” I benefited a lot from using this app and if you struggled with similar problems with your mental health then you might want to give this app a try.
11. Goalmap
Goalmap like the name suggests is among the many good self-improvement apps that will help you hit your goals like an Archer. The app was designed to help you achieve your short or long terms goals.
Without wasting time, I’ll share my experience. I got this app to deal with one problem; my eating habits particularly my addiction to junk foods. I do not enjoy cooking. I consider it to be a stressful activity. So most times, you’d find me eating junks.
What opened my eyes to the hazards of eating junk foods was an interview session that I watched on YouTube where a medical health specialist was talking about the advantages of eating whole foods.
Somehow he digressed and began talking about how much damage junk foods and drinks could cause to the human body. I did not need a counselor to tell me what I had to do. It was time to quit!
Unfortunately, Quilting wasn’t working after a few weeks. I had to go in search of apps that could help me get rid of this addiction. The first interesting discovery I made with this app was that I consumed junk even more frequently than I thought.
I found out that I consumed junk everyday. I also found out that I took junks majorly for lunch and dinner. I hardly started my day with junks for breakfast.
So, I drafted out a plan, and here’s what I decided to do. Since I ate junks more frequently for lunch and dinner, I decided to set a reminder on the app that would trigger at 11:30 am for lunch and at 6 pm for dinner.
That reminder would help me remember that it was almost lunch/dinner time. The next step I took was to replace all junk meals with fruits and whole foods.
So if I could not cook for lunch or dinner, I’d get fruits. I replaced all carbonated drinks with fruit juice. I even went as far as taking classes that would help my cooking skills.
After a month and a half, I did not have to use the app again. It was steady a bye-bye to junk foods!
This is one out of the many goals that you can achieve with this app. The deadline I set for mine was to deal with that habit within two months and I accomplished that in a month and a half. You can also make quantum leaps in self-improvement like I did!
12. Home Workout
Home Work Out-Of all the self-improvement apps I’ve ever used, this was the one I underestimated the most! But by the time, I was done being consistent with the app, I saw massive changes.
Ok, you need to know first of all, that I battled low self-esteem at a younger age. Precisely my teen years. Part of the many rea sons for that problem was my size. I had a small physique and I was extremely skinny.
So most times, I’d get mocked and teased for it. One day, I decided to get angry and do something about my skinny body. And so with much enthusiasm, I drafted out a sketch for myself and began to work out. After three days, I couldn’t continue. I stopped.
The pain was too much and trying to get out of bed was troublesome. This cycle repeated itself thrice. I finally had to admit to my proud self that I needed some help. Unfortunately, the gyms around were expensive and I couldn’t afford to pay.
A friend suggested apps that I could use and this app happened to be among them. I got online and downloaded it. Now, here’s how I used the app to boost my workout game. The app has workout routines available for Beginners, intermediates, and advanced users.
I choose the beginner and got to work. I was provided with 16 workout routines that could all be done in a space of 20 minutes. Those workouts would help me work on my abs because that was actually my major focus.
So, I got started and for weeks, I worked out by 4am everyday! I used to reminder feature of the app so I wouldn’t forget. The progress was slow. So slow that I almost gave up but I kept pushing. Part of the many things that made me keep working out was my report handle on the app. Seeing myself making progress gradually was more than enough motivation to keep me going.
You know how experiences like this end. I got the abs I wanted and soon enough, I proceeded to work on other parts of my body. Today, I am a lot more confident not just because of my mental health but also because I could proudly pull off my shirts and not feel any less about myself.
Do you still need encouragement to use an app like this? The earlier you get started, the better!
13. Neuro Nation
Neuro Nation– Here’s another self improvement app that had a very big positive influence on my growth. I encountered this app in a quest to fix certain problems. I struggled with forgetfulness and memorizing things was a bit of a chore.
I never took those issues seriously until I did research and found out that I could boost my mental capacity. I got the app and it turned out to be very helpful. I took this app a lot seriously after I scaled through the evaluation test that users take after creating an account.
One of the things I found out from the examination was that I had a low reasoning rate compared to my mates. I didn’t want to believe it at first but by the time I began to take the brain teasers and exercise to solve this problem, I realized how slow I was. It explained why working maths sum took a long while for me than usual.
Another very interesting feature were the exercises that were the secret to the app. Neuro nation basically makes use of brain-stimulating games and exercises to help people boost their mental capacity while helping them build faster retentive speed, fix forgetfulness and focus better.
The app also made it easier to be consistent in those exercises through a reminder feature that reminds you at a specific time (I love apps that have that feature by the way).
I won’t also forget the brains booster, another session that gets your brain ready to take down challenges every morning. Imagine getting your mind all fired up for the day? Energy! In short, this app was extremely beneficial. At least, I’m not scared of working sums any longer.
14. Spotify
I totally enjoyed using Spotify. I still use the app and I have never regretted it for a single moment. Now, what does Spotify do? Spotify is an app that allows you to stream and play audio files from all over the world. If you’re someone who loves music and podcasts, then this app is definitely for you!
Before I began using the app, I wasn’t exactly a podcast person. I loved music but podcasts did not really do much magic for me. However, Spotify changed that narrative.
This app did wonders in a particular season of my life when my motivation dried up. That period was brutal. I lost the drive for everything. Even the things I loved doing no longer thrilled me plus I had a nagging fear of becoming unsuccessful.
A colleague mentioned that I could get podcasts that could push me to improve daily. I gave it a try and till today, I don’t regret that decision. Imagine getting access to listen to some of the most enlightening podcast channels in the world? That’s how exciting the experience was while using the app.
When I began to listen to podcasts like self-improvement daily by Brain Ford, I experienced a huge leap of change in my mindsets and thought patterns. It felt like scales fell off my eyes and I realized that I was doing a lot of things wrong!
My favorite podcast will always be, “change starts with you!” Also by Brain Ford. I listened to that particular audio because it always reminded me that whatsoever change I wanted to see in my life and in the life of others would have to start with me first.
I can’t even begin to tell you how many times listening to songs from my Spotify app changed my mood positively. If you’ve never had any reason to try this out, you have me!
15. Coin Keeper
Coin Keeper-If there’s any list on the planet for people with the terrible spending habits, I’d probably be at the top of it. Yes, that was how bad my spending skills were. Well, this app made it a thing of the past.
How? You may ask. After creating an account, the app requests for your account details and the currency of your nation. The aim of that is to enable you to keep track of your spending by making entries of what you spent your money on.
With this app, I was able to monitor where my cash went into and soon enough, I began to cut off unnecessary spending. It took time for me to become disciplined enough to get to that point where I could say, if I didn’t need it, I wouldn’t get it. Yes. It did take a while but it didn’t take forever.
The app also allows you to create entirely new entries for your expenses. After three months of using this app, my budget evolved. My budget became more streamlined and efficient. It became easier to save and investing became less of a chore.
The app also helped me become more accountable for my finances. So accountable, that after each day, I’d have the details of all my financial transactions for that day within my head.
Coin keeper simply help you keep track of your finances. You’ll never be able to manage and save money if you have no idea of where it goes. Just like every river flows in a direction, your money also does the same. If a river flows into a gutter, your money can also do the same. An app like coin keeper will help you prevent that.
Apart from the opportunities that exist in self-improvement apps, there are materials online that can also cause massive growth leaps if you use them and take advantage of them. You can check out one of them in the link below.
There is, however, one secret I must let you into. All the self-improvement apps that I ever used did not perform magic rituals that made me better in a day.
The results I achieved with the use of those apps came by discipline and consistency. If you’re not ready to put in such efforts, then do not expect similar results.
Observe that it took at least a minimum of three weeks before I began to see results in any of those apps I used.
Using applications to develop yourself will cost you. You’ll be forced to make sacrifices and cut off certain things. If you want the same results I had then I assure you that you’ll need to make those sacrifices.
Those sacrifices will not be comparable in any way to the results you’ll and can achieve with the use of self-improvement apps. Whatever decision you decide to take, remember that it all depends on you!
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