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Communities related to r/DecidingToBeBetter, with what each one is for and how it differs. Member figures come from SubMouse's safe-for-work directory.

r/DecidingToBeBetter (about 1.4M members, directory rank #756) supports personal growth and helping each other improve. Broader self-improvement essays, discipline-focused boards and productivity tactics each have clearer homes when the need is not supportive growth check-ins.

How to choose

Stay on DecidingToBeBetter for supportive growth posts. Use selfimprovement for broader personal-development discussion, getdisciplined for habit systems, and productivity for workflow tactics.

Starting point: r/DecidingToBeBetter

r/DecidingToBeBetter — Deciding To Be Better

  • Members: 1.4M
  • Directory rank: #756
  • 7-day growth: +2K

This community is dedicated to self-improvement, personal growth, and supporting each other on our journeys to become better. If you’ve decided to leave behind what no longer serves you and are committed to progress, this is the place for you.

Curated related communities

r/selfimprovement

Continuously Improve Yourself!

  • Members: 2.8M
  • Directory rank: #402

When to choose it: Broader personal-development discussion.

Why it is here: Public description frames making the most of yourself (about 2.8M members, rank #404). See selfimprovement vs getdisciplined.

How it differs from r/DecidingToBeBetter: Essay-style self-improvement versus supportive check-ins.

r/getdisciplined

Get Disciplined!

  • Members: 2.2M
  • Directory rank: #499

When to choose it: Habit and discipline systems.

Why it is here: Public description: attain self-discipline by sharing what helps (about 2.2M members, rank #500).

How it differs from r/DecidingToBeBetter: Discipline systems versus growth-support culture.

r/productivity

Productivity

  • Members: 4.3M
  • Directory rank: #219

When to choose it: Concrete productivity tactics and tools.

Why it is here: Public description: tips for being more productive (about 4.3M members, rank #219).

How it differs from r/DecidingToBeBetter: Workflow tactics versus personal-growth support.

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Members and public descriptions come from SubMouse's safe-for-work directory (as of 2026-11-09 UTC); 7-day growth measured from 2026-11-02. Directory rank is listing order. Guide updated 2026-11-07.