Habit experiments  - what I do after the first 30 days

I wrote about how I've learned to add new habits as short-term experiments first and not long-term commitments (that I have to feel guilty about breaking later).

So let's take the habit of meditate for 5 minutes everyday for the next 30 days. I have the following choices:

• Continue the habit as is  -  so in this case I can continue for another 30 days without changing time or effort required (I could try different app or different time of day)
• Invest a bit more in the habit by increasing effort or time  -  so in this case I can try the mental exercises for 10 minutes everyday OR for 5 minutes 2x per day. (I can also buy a subscription to some app)
• Conclude the experiment  -  this habit did not add anything meaningful to my life. Or I do not want to invest the effort/time/money required at this point. So I choose not to adopt this habit and I hereby conclude this experiment as a success in learning!

All three options result in a decision and a positive feeling of conclusiveness. There is a not much room for guilt and such. Especially if I conclude with choosing not to adopt the habit. Cool, now I can move to the next habit in my 'backlog' that I've been holding off adding to my day (due to my rule of adding one new habit at a time).

Seems simple. But the trick for me is not analyzing the habit while in the experiment window. So for 30 days just do it. No evaluating to see if I am liking this or if I am succeeding at this habit. Is this the best habit to serve my goal, are there other better habits I should jump to. None of that. No optimizing before I've experienced something everyday! That is the tricky part for me :)