Why an honest streak with planned skip days survives, and why a strict streak that resets to zero usually ends the habit instead of protecting it.
An honest streak counts the days you actually did the habit, and a skip day is a day you have deliberately chosen not to. One Minute Magic separates the two rather than lumping them together, so the streak reflects what really happened instead of punishing you for a normal life.
No. A skip day is recorded as a deliberate choice, which is the point of tracking it separately.
Because it records what actually happened, including misses, instead of a number you have to protect by not logging.
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