Incredible. My favorite line is the last: "they're both tools that do nothing more than show me the results of my own decisions."
I've unsuccessfully attempted various implementations of life logging for years and I wonder, how much of those failures were due not to poor system design, but rather a poor relationship with myself throughout time? I have some theories to test starting in a few days.
Some questions I have for OP and anyone else with similar habits: Do you journal regularly alongside / in addition to your activity logging? How are you recording emotional variables like stress? Any plans to expand your data capture to encompass more signal?
I've unsuccessfully attempted various implementations of life logging for years and I wonder, how much of those failures were due not to poor system design, but rather a poor relationship with myself throughout time? I have some theories to test starting in a few days.
Some questions I have for OP and anyone else with similar habits: Do you journal regularly alongside / in addition to your activity logging? How are you recording emotional variables like stress? Any plans to expand your data capture to encompass more signal?