Do you track your achievements?

Keeping track of your progress can be a huge motivation booster.
When you get stuck or out of inspiration, you can look back to what you have achieved and be grateful for that.

A nice example: Florin Pop's timeline.

Currently, I'm tracking my achievements in Notion. Do you track your achievements, too? What do you use for that?

Comments

[Thomas Bnt ☕]

Nope could be great for personal history and see the evolution 😄

[Madza]

All roads are open to make that one of New Year's resolutions 🎯😉

[James Linden]

Back in my day, that was called a CV. ;-)

The timeline view is pretty cool, though!

[Junhong Kim]

Thanks for sharing inspiring example.

[Madza]

No worries, hope you find it useful 😉

[Jon Randy 🎖️]

No

[Tijani Ayomide]

I don't keep track because I feel what I have done or created is something someone has created even better :(. But I am changing tho :)

[random]

I love using Notion's habit tracker template.

[Madza]

Didn't know they had one, tbh 😉

[Sherman Bernard]

I track my achievements and study time. Using Google sheets.

[Justin]

I have a trello board that has all my completed task and projects, that's keeps me encouraged to keep completing things. :D

[Charanjit Chana]

Reminded me of a website that tracks all sorts of data each day:

Show DEV: I built a dashboard to track my life

Craig Carlyle ・ Mar 15 '20 ・ 5 min read

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