Do you Track
Everything?
“That which is
measured can be controlled”- my belief
In my Moleskin grid notebook, every day I keep a log of what
I plan to do and what I actually get done.
Until a year ago I had separate notebooks for professional and personal
tracking. Then I realized that my life
needs to be in one place so I just simply inserted my personal tracking next to
my work tracking. It has been very
helpful to only have one notebook to look at. I usually fill out two of these notebooks per year.
Each day I track the normal dimensions: physical, spiritual,
emotional, and mental. In addition I
track focus, urgency, discipline, creativity, learning, the good, the bad, and
risk I take. In addition I track my
weight, the food I eat, and self-judged amounts.
So I am a tracker? I
can sit at the end of the year and look at patterns in my work performance and
life performance.
One thing that I need to add to my list is financial
tracking. I believe that most of us
focus poorly on our financial state. It
is almost as if we expect someone else to do it for us. No excuse but ignorance costs too much. So I will add it to my daily tracker format.
By tracking anything, you will bring focus to that area and
can look for ways to improve. Without
tracking everything is left to chance.
Today’s question is:
“What in your life
should be tracked?”
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