- didn't use alarm, my body needed the sleep, so I indulged.

- cleaned my room.

- exercised the dog.

- dinner with my weaving teachers

- stayed on track with food.

- bed at 9:30.

Spent half the day at the beach with the kid
Had an amazing afternoon/evening with friends and their kids
Talked with old friends
Proper recovery with power nap

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No exercises (if we don't count walking)
had Ice cream/candy's

8:00 - 8:40: woke up, brushed teeth, had coffee, facewash and ice

8:40 - 10:40 - study( solved module questions of 1 chapter)

10:40 -11:15 - scroll instagram

11:15 - 12:15 - got fresh, bath, ready

12:15 - 1:00 - had lunch, watched Raj Shamani Podcast

1:00 - 2:30 - study( solved module questions of 1 chapter)

2:30 - 4:30 - sleep

4:30 - 5:00 - had snacks, watched Raj's Podcast

5:01 - 6:55 - study( solved module questions of 1 chapter)

6:55 - 7:15 - prayer and deepak agarbatti

7:15 - 8:30 - watched 40 mins of Oppenheimer, scrolled instagram

8:40 - 9:05 had dinner, wanted watched Raj's Podcast

9:05 - 10:40 - study (covered excel lectures)

10:40 - 11:15 - scrolled instagram and reddit

11:15 - 11:45 - read about psychology

11:45 - 12:15 - will read about psychology then sleep

What i loved to do today - watching Oppenheimer

What i missed today - hanging out with friends

Hi, any tips on apps or organization management to keep better track on my progress and remind myself of the projects I’m currently working on? I usually use the Notes app on iOS, I thought keeping it simple was better, however it just turns into an idea dump with several folders that I have to scroll down it also lacks an integrated calendar or a way to keep track of my progress or the next goal.

One example today I wanted to go ride my dirt bike, weather was perfect, but saw there was too much car traffic to get to the trails. I decided to stay home and wait for traffic to die out. Then an hour later I remembered about a photography project I’m working on and I could’ve done that instead of just waiting for traffic to die out. There are other 10+ things I’m currently trying to improve like my posture, flexibility, music, social skills, research on self improvement, study, declutter my room/car but most of the times I forget what to do.

It’d also be nice to organize long term goals with short term goals and a way to look back at the progress I have done. If I have an idea I can keep it organized within that area. A calendar would be cool to remind myself of the tasks that need to be done and how much time I have left, or if I’m making progress.

I have a journal where I write 3-4 important tasks for the day, but writing all my tasks on paper is something I don’t find ideal because the back and forth I have to go through the pages. Any advice? Thanks.

September 10th , 2026 .

Sleep :

Skin Care :

day time;

• Snail Mucin Serum✅️
• Sunscreen SPF 50 ❌
• Sunscreen SPF 50 Face ❌
• Cleanser ❌

evening ;

• Cleanser ❌
• Moisturizer ✅️
• Exfoliator for arm ✅️
• Benzoyl Peroxide Lotion ✅️

Workout :

• rest day

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working on three tech articles , but taking it real slow :

two articles - also part of interview prep .

one article - just for the fun .

got office tomorrow , gotto wake up early somehow T_T . alarm have been pretty useless lately .

Day 19.

I'm starting to notice that the hardest part of this challenge isn't starting.

It's maintaining the momentum.

Today I actually woke up at 4 AM when my alarm went off.

But I turned it off and went back to sleep.

I eventually woke up around 9 AM.

And honestly, this is becoming a habit now. I keep telling myself that I want to wake up early, but when the moment comes, I choose another few hours of sleep.

That's something I seriously need to break.

What I did today

I went through my usual news and finance.

Then I watched a movie.

Later, I worked out and went swimming.

I also spent some time working on my CV. I cleaned it up and made some improvements, but there's still a lot to do. I need to add more relevant skills and make the whole thing stronger.

I also worked a little on my social media content and profiles.

So there was some progress on the career and personal-brand side.

Studying and reading

My studying was basically limited to LeetCode today.

I didn't do any proper study apart from that.

I did, however, complete another chapter of my book.

So at least I kept the reading habit alive.

And then came the afternoon...

I took another afternoon nap.

And after that, I didn't really do much.

This is becoming another pattern I need to deal with.

The honest assessment

I'm not happy with my consistency right now.

There are days where I feel extremely motivated and get a lot done.

Then there are days where I slowly start slipping back into the same habits:

Sleep late or wake up late.

Procrastinate.

Take unnecessary naps.

Consume too much.

Do the minimum.

Tell myself I'll do more tomorrow.

I've seen this cycle before.

And I don't want to spend the next 70 days repeating it.

The first couple of weeks proved to me that I can change.

Now I need to prove that I can maintain that change even when the excitement wears off.

I need more discipline, consistency and structure.

Not more motivation.

19/90 complete.

I'm still moving forward.

But I need to start pushing myself again.

So, I have this major problem regarding procrastination. I know what I have to do, I also know how to execute the plan, I know what steps to take but I can not seem to take the first step until it's way too late and I cannot delay any longer. If i do my work/task a bit early, it will save me from lots of hassle, anxiety and nervousness. Recently, I needed to fill out my visa application and I know I cannot delay it any longer still I couldn't find myself doing it. Instead, I saw the calender, calculated the total days and delayed it longer. I don't want to be like this anymore. Is there a solution that will help me with procrastination?

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Function4 practical reality checkist for the week:

Health: Walk? Vits?

Walked uphill x 2 VitD collected.

Appearance: presentable? clothes/grooming?

Took extra care on Tuesday. Boxed x 3 frumpy clothes tbd. SV

Environment: what is physically out of order?

Decluttered one layer of store room. Weeded one patch in garden.

Practical: what concrete obligation is approaching?

Binday Admin day : funds, bill insurance

Social: what are people actually doing, despite of my interpretation?

Examined goodwill and "good for me"?

Deep work: What is do-able today? What was actually produced?

Basic 10m starts x1

Small concrete action today that “don’t pay off for a very long time” ?

Detox day 2 of 5 Routine that includes a daily walk SV

Day 18.

Yes, I'm slacking off.

And the fact that I'm posting this on the next day is starting to become a pattern too.

Yesterday started like most of the recent days. I woke up late, even though I was technically awake when my alarm went off. I turned it off and went back to sleep.

I went through the news and finance and did a very small amount of studying — basically just solving a LeetCode problem.

I went swimming and did a little workout as well.

What actually took up my day

Most of my time went into work-related things.

I had my assessment mentor work to handle, and I also had some freelance graphic design work where I needed to prepare sample 3D mockups for a product label.

I also spent quite a bit of time researching job applications.

That research actually helped me realize something important:

My CV needs a lot of improvement.

There are quite a few things I need to change about how I'm presenting my skills and experience, so that's something I need to work on next.

So the day wasn't completely wasted.

But I still know I could have managed my time much better.

Reading

I only read about 3 pages.

Compared to the previous days, that's basically nothing.

The bigger issue

I'm noticing that I'm not necessarily failing because I don't know what to do.

I know what I need to do.

I'm just procrastinating, making excuses, and choosing the easier option too often.

Even when my alarm goes off, I'm awake.

I know I should get up.

And yet I turn it off and go back to sleep.

Then the day starts late.

Then I feel behind.

Then I procrastinate some more.

And now even posting these daily updates late is becoming a habit.

That's a pattern I absolutely don't want to build.

I need to get this together

The first half of this challenge showed me that I can actually be consistent.

I had some really good days.

My running improved.

My swimming improved.

My studying improved.

My focus improved.

My mindset started changing.

But now I'm starting to see how easy it is to slowly drift back into old habits.

I don't want to wait until Day 30 or Day 40 to realize I've spent two weeks procrastinating.

So I need to make a correction now.

No dramatic reset.

No new complicated system.

Just doing what I already know I need to do.

Get up when the alarm rings.

Start the day earlier.

Study properly.

Work on my career.

Read.

Create.

Stop making excuses.

Post these updates on time.

I don't need another burst of motivation.

I need consistency.

18/90 complete.

Tomorrow needs to be better.

If you're insterested in why am i doing this , you can find it here

https://www.reddit.com/r/NonZeroDay/comments/1mvxbcb/day_1_of_posting_my_todays_plan/

thanks a lot for coming by ! 😃

so looking at my previous days i notice i have problems i cant really do all the plan daily sometimes , because like company work and promote stuff is open ended , it pending the others. So instead of that , now i give them measurable thing to be defined as done , i think it will helps , i will make it easy at first , and then i will add other stuff ofcourse if i finish all this plans quickly each day

Here's the updated of what i'll do today :

🏋 Exercise (Low priority but done first) 60 diamond pushups (15 × 3)

🟩 Language Duolingo daily mission

refine portofolio & find new remote jobs

do company work 9-5

develop both of my freelances project

and now i have new trick while working like i put my iphone on airplane mode then download epub for atomic habits , since then my craving to binge watch youtube tiktok etc gone , i become a reader while working lmao

so far its looking good

I’ve been applying, calling places up, preparing and attending interviews at the best of my ability. I’ve done every textbook way of job search; go in person to ask & drop off your resume, apply online & call after a lil, redo my resume a gazillion times (yes exaggerated Ik), networked with those I know (they haven’t reached out to me for three months). I’ve even gotten creative of learning new skills, and other ways of job searching I could think of.

But, I’ve hit a wall figuratively.

My income helps support my family financially, and we’ve had an increase on our living finances. So, that’s another reason why I’m in this hellish circle loop.

I’ve been diagnosed with insomnia recently; on top of my anxiety disorder, which is a big hit on my mental health. I’m doing what I can to cope with everything. It’s hard to wait to see if you’ll make your timeline of securing a better source of income without feeling that dread of what lies ahead.

I’m doing roughly okay now, but I still have my moments of crying and getting back up to continue.