Billion HabitBack to deckWhat are relationship touches?
A daily execution deck. Not a course. Not a feed. Not a stack of apps.
On that one screen sit your Top 3, your Today list, your relationship touches, and a weekly score. Relationship touches are the people part of the day — so the day is held, not only tasks.
The idea
A relationship touch is a named person you intend to reach today: a message, a call, a check-in. Not a vague “network more.” Not a cell in a habit streak grid.
They live on the same screen as priorities and Today, so people do not disappear when the calendar fills.
Why they sit on the deck
Most productivity stacks put work in one app and people in another. The list of tasks wins. The people wait.
On a daily execution deck, relationship touches are first-class objects next to Top 3 and Today. The emotional job is the same as the rest of the deck: day held — not drowning in an infinite list that never includes the humans who matter.
What they are not
- Not a CRM
- Not a social feed
- Not streak theatre (“message 5 people” as a green square)
- Not a coaching community feature
Billion Habit is software. Touches are a private list on your private deck.
How they fit the one screen
- Top 3 — what must move
- Today — the day’s load and hours
- Relationship touches — who you intend to reach
- Weekly score — whether the week held
Habits, if you use them, sit inside Today after that frame. They are not the lead.
FAQ
Q: Do I have to fill touches every day?
No. The deck is yours. Touches are there so people are not invisible when work is loud.
Q: Are touches the same as habits?
No. Habits can live on Today. Touches are named contacts for today.
Q: Is this a community product?
No. A daily execution deck. Not a course. Not a feed. Not a stack of apps.
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