I love statistics! I am not always best at understanding the significance of all statistics that I see like in baseball, I'm never sure of the significance of the slugging percentage vs. on-base percentage, but that's okay. I get the gist and that works for me. Anyway, browsing through my Twitter feed on New Years Day, I came across a post from @eyeoncanon for an idea of tracking my reading, viewing and listening.
So based on this tweet, I have created a Google Keep Note that has the following categories:Movies watched:
Rewatch:
First Time:
TV series:
Episodes:
Rewatch:
First Time:
Books Read:
Graphic Novels:
Fiction:
Nonfiction:
Pages Read:
Comic Books Read:
Digital:
Print:
First, I do enjoy looking back and seeing what I consider progress as I watch page numbers or completion of materials read/viewed increase. It feels like an accomplishment, but it also helps me to track my interests. I really like that @eyeoncanon even figures the details of percentage increase or decrease from year-to-year. That really blew my mind! I find it amusing to think that a few years from now after I have some real numbers to compare, I will be able to say to myself, "Dude, you really slacked in 20__!"
Anyway, I also feel that this will help me to keep up with what I think is important to me. I find myself spending quite a bit of time with the endless scrolling on social media which is not something I value, but there I am scrolling. Having a way to record the time I find on things I value, reading and watching movies and T.V. shows I enjoy, adds motivation.
I am grateful to @eyeoncanon for this positive way to record time spent on things I value. What would your list look like? What kinds of things do you enjoy that are worthy of data tracking? I will check-in from time to time to share my progress throughout the year. Stay tuned!
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