1 minute limit setting
Before starting a session, set daily limits, write 3 rules, and do not break them
bKash, Nagad, and Rocket users keep separate balances to reduce pressure
tk71 Guide: 4 Points
Here four mistakes are identified in a post-mortem style
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20-minute timer
Set a 20-minute alarm on your phone; take a 5-minute break when the signal sounds
When night falls, turn off the screen; many in Dhaka find this most effective
Calm setup on mobile
Reduce notifications; close unnecessary apps to stay focused
This habit works on low-end Android phones; it reduces issues even with slow networks
Friend Monitoring
Tell a trusted person your limits and check in every 2 days
This reduces sudden extra time spent; this small rule is quite strong
tk71 Tips: Bad habits are detected in 3 places
Take a break when you see these 3 signals
1) Time is slipping away
Even if you think 30 minutes at a time, an hour passes; break is needed then
Mistakes usually happen after 10 PM, so set an alarm earlier
2) Driven by mood
Anger, fatigue, or pressure; stop; decisions aren't right at that time
Some users in Dhaka, after work, pick up the phone right away; first take a 10-minute walk
3) Separate limits are not being
Keep weekly limits and daily limits separate; one end does not mean another begins
Costs, time, and breaks; watch these three things together
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Build safe habits in 4 steps
The method is easy to follow
Step 1: Set a budget
At the start of the week set one number; that is your limit
Stop when the allocated amount ends; nothing else
Second step: Split time
15 minutes of play, 5-minute break; in this rhythm mistakes
Also keep a separate break during Rocket or Nagad transactions
Third step: Keep the screen away
It's better not to keep the phone in the bedroom; this reduces nighttime usage
Starting in the morning keeps your head clearer
5 Post-mortem Cues
These cards teach from past mistakes
Excess notifications
Many notifications mean repeated attention breaks; turn off 3 unnecessary alerts in these settings
No separate balance
Keeping everything on the same balance mixes up the accounts; using bKash and Nagad separately reduces pressure
Long solo session
If you're alone for a long time, the mind feels heavy; stand up once every 40 minutes
Reminders are off
If reminders are off, time slips away; keep two alarms on the phone, not one
3 simple rules, remember them to the end
- Write down the limit before starting
- Stop immediately if mood is bad
- If it's late at night, don't proceed
Following these 3 rules reduces pressure and safe habits slowly form
tk71 Login and limit setting
After logging in, view settings first, then proceed to next step
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In Bangladesh, many use bKash from Dhaka, some prefer Nagad, some Rocket
Whichever medium you use, keep 1 separate limit to keep records clear and mind light
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