i tracked every single thing i did in a month, and here's what i learned

Week 1 -

The first week.

Week 2 —

Adding the different colors for projects was definitely a good move because I can now use Toggl’s pie chart to figure out how much time is going where. This is the pie chart generated for this week. This week was more social than the previous week. It started off more productive and devolved into me getting tired and crashing out. I did chop off an hour from my morning routine, which is probably where any excess productivity came from, and I was more intentional about my hobbies and activities. I would like to increase my productivity (work wise) this upcoming week!

Week 3 -

I genuinely don’t think I did anything this week. I think I messed up my sleep like twice in a row which snowballed. I stayed up Sunday doing the blimp thing. I stayed up Monday because I couldn’t sleep. I stayed up Tuesday because I had to read the papers for class. I stayed up Wednesday because we had dance practice until 1 AM. And Thursday was dance performance. That was pretty much it. I think it snowballed out of control and I actually did nothing of value. So lesson to learn: either drink more coffee or sleep. Don’t let bad sleep ruin your week and productivity.

Week 4 -

This week, I was working on posting my notes that I wrote for classes and all, so it was very much blogging heavy. I also have just been annoyed with a few things, so I ended up yapping a lot to clear my head. Tried out rock climbing, and it was genuinely so, so fun!

Monthly patterns:

Lessons learned: I’m a chronic yapper, I don’t like school anymore, I need constant novelty, I love exercise, I fluctuate between being overstimulated and being understimulated, I hate tracking my time manually, I’m low key tired of reading and writing for the time being, I love bucket lists, I need things to do!!