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Re:Habitica – A gamified habit-building and productivity app by bschne on Sunday September 06, 2020 @06:31AM (#24390370)
> Do you have any examples of this?

Personally I've been surprised how well setting up contexts for intended outcomes ahead of time works - e.g. if I want to study X, I close everything else on my computer the night before and only open the textbook and my reading notes; If I want to get up on time and go for a run I put my running gear in one place all ready to put on, etc. More generally I try to prepare a daily note on my computer the night before with the most important few things I'd like to focus on.

But what works and doesn't it's highly personal, e.g. the hosts file thing has never lasted more than a day or two for me :)

Re:Habitica – A gamified habit-building and productivity app by Cyphase on Sunday September 06, 2020 @12:47PM (#24392644)
Try the LeeckBlock browser extension (Firefox and Chrome). It might work better for you than the hosts file. I just commented about it in a sibling to your comment.
Re:Habitica – A gamified habit-building and productivity app by catchmeifyoucan on Sunday September 06, 2020 @12:09PM (#24392304)
You can do this with Amna fairly consistently and plan ahead. It’s a task management app to collect your context.

(https://getamna.com)