Early on, results are too noisy to trust and can fool you into quitting a good approach. Counting your reps instead keeps you focused on volume of practice, which is what reliably produces skill over time.
Tally how many times you practiced your craft this week, ignoring how good each attempt was.
Nothing worth building was built on all fronts at once. Even the ambitious rest most of the field.
Burnout is not a receipt for hard work; it's a bill for bad pacing.
The trap of more is that it never once says 'this is plenty.'
Motiva sends you one line and one small thing, matched to how you're actually feeling that day.
A small group is using it early, on iOS.