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1. Peak resilience increases with current resilience even when peak is higher than current is

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   under review  ·  AdminSuperBetter (CEO / Founder, SuperBetter) responded

   Peak actually represents your maximum “potential” – not the highest amount that you’ve ever reached with your current score. We’re working on changing the wording to make this more clear :)

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   Anonymous commented  ·  Oct 15, 2016  ·  Edit…  ·  Delete…

   You would think
   peak resilience registers the best ever score in a day
   current resilience registers the what you scored today.

   What shows up is the same number for both peak and current resiliance a grand total score for which keeps accumulating as you accrue points. Which is totally useless to me to keep track of my progress from day to day.

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