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Decode Your Habits provides clear, practical explanations of why people procrastinate, quit, and lose focus, along with simple systems to change those behaviors. The channel covers topics related to discipline, motivation, productivity, psychology, and human behavior, and its content appears as short-form and potentially tutorial-style explanations using the YouTube channel keywords and descriptions; upload history shows 2 published videos with 0 views each so far, and an average of 5 minutes per video, with an average of ~2.3 uploads per week overall.

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Dr. Tracey Marks view on YouTube

84% relevance

Subscribers 2.3M

Videos 1.3K

Views 183.4M

Appearances 17

SERP 100%

Similarity 73%

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Both target habit formation and procrastination biology, with high search overlap on habits breaking reasons and habit formation science (100% and 73% content similarity respectively for Decode Your Habits vs Dr. Tracey Marks' focus).

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TEDx Talks view on YouTube

74% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M

Videos 255K

Views 8.8B

Appearances 18

SERP 90%

Similarity 64%

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Similar to Decode Your Habits in addressing procrastination causes and habit formation science, and TEDx Talks also ranks highly for focus and productivity tips in search, aligning with the channel’s behavioral improvement theme.

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Huberman Lab Clips view on YouTube

73% relevance

Subscribers 1.4M

Videos 373

Views 106.5M

Appearances 17

SERP 83%

Similarity 67%

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Shares content around habits breaking reasons and time management habits, with strong search overlap (habits breaking reasons, procrastination causes) and comparable science-backed framing, though Clips compresses the Huberman style into short clips.

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#4

TED-Ed view on YouTube

71% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M

Videos 2.3K

Views 4.5B

Appearances 12

SERP 80%

Similarity 66%

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Aligns on the same core topics of habit formation science and procrastination causes; high search overlap indicates audience interest in science-backed habit topics, while content style remains instructional storytelling.

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#5

Andrew Huberman view on YouTube

66% relevance

Subscribers 7.4M

Videos 467

Views 484.9M

Appearances 17

SERP 63%

Similarity 68%

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Converges on habit formation science and staying consistent with routines, evidenced by overlapping search terms (habits breaking reasons, habit formation science) and similar emphasis on consistency.

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Mel Robbins view on YouTube

63% relevance

Subscribers 5.3M

Videos 1.2K

Views 337.6M

Appearances 13

SERP 47%

Similarity 74%

habits breaking reasons procrastination causes habit formation science

Targets habits breaking reasons and procrastination causes with a strong emphasis on practical behavior change, reflected in high content overlap and substantial search presence for habit-related queries.

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Top competitors include Dr. Tracey Marks (84% match) and TEDx Talks (74% match) as the strongest rivals, both sharing overlapping queries such as habits breaking reasons, procrastination causes, and habit formation science. Andrew Huberman (66% match) and Huberman Lab Clips (73% match) also overlap on similar topics like habit formation science and time management, with Huberman Lab Clips closer in match. TED-Ed (71% match) also competes on habits breaking reasons and habit formation science. Decode Your Habits has a relatively small subscriber base (0 vs multi-millions for the competitors), while the other channels range from 1.4M to 44.2M subscribers, indicating a large disparity in reach but similar topical focus on behavior change and productivity strategies.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Decode Your Habits?

Dr. Tracey Marks — 84% match, 2.3M subscribers; TEDx Talks — 74% match, 44.2M subscribers; Huberman Lab Clips — 73% match, 1.4M subscribers. They share a focus on psychology, behavior, and self-improvement content aimed at understanding and changing habits and performance.

What type of content does Decode Your Habits make?

Decode Your Habits creates content about discipline, motivation, productivity, psychology, human behavior, and self-improvement. Based on titles, videos cover reasons people are busy but unproductive and why habits are hard to stick to, suggesting upload frequency around ~2.3 videos per week with 0 views per recent video, and an average of about 0 views per video.

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