1. Limit
How long or how much money you use in a day, that's the limit
First learn the words, then the habits will be easier
How long or how much money you use in a day, that's the limit
A fixed portion of income set aside
Take a short 10-minute break instead of sitting
How long you'll stay, the end time planned beforehand
Habit of not making decisions in sudden excitement
Rule to track your own spending and time
Plan before mood
Conscious decision not to sit when tired
The thing that keeps you sitting the most, that's the trigger
A short written list of daily time and expenses
If it feels boring, stand up; that's a good signal
The impact of repeating small tasks
The friend who reminds you to stop
Know when to stop
Follow the same rule, move slowly
Study, work, family, and entertainment together
Keep what you're doing clear to yourself
Stop misleading yourself
Follow your own 23 rules
Stopping midway when needed, not a loss
What to do before starting, write it down
If you feel pressure in your head, close the
If in distress, talk to someone nearby
Time and expense record for the last 7 days
Have fun, but life comes first
Decide in 3 minutes
Before starting, set 20 or 30 minutes, then set an alarm; do not rely on yourself
If you use bKash, Nagad, Rocket, keep a separate account; many in Dhaka keep notes
After one break, if you feel heavy, that day this habit backs safe play
Small change, big peace
Staring at screens tires both eyes and mind; a 10-minute walk keeps the head cool
Games should not be the only task; read, walk, or listen to music
Late at night, decisions loosen; crossing limits becomes easy, so stop early now
Notes reveal patterns; a 7-day record is enough
With a friend or family member nearby, stopping is easier; alone, wrong decisions rise
Asking questions clears the path
Set 25 minutes in advance for a strong start
Do not exceed the daily budget; stop if pressure rises
Do it during spare time, not between tasks
Exit as soon as the alarm rings
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