Best Way to Track Stalled Projects: Apps vs Ledger
Habit apps or a plain-text ledger? A first-hand comparison of what each one actually records about stalled projects — and which one restarts them.
Habit apps or a plain-text ledger? A first-hand comparison of what each one actually records about stalled projects — and which one restarts them.
How to use ChatGPT to change your life: the failure-log loop that let a non-coder ship real software. Format, steps, and the limits, explained.
Notion vs Obsidian vs a plain text ledger. A comparison of the best system to track goals and tasks — judged on one thing: does stalled work start moving again?
How to quit a project without guilt using a 30-day discard review: the weekly checklist, the keep/discard line, and why most surfaced items get dropped.
Index notes by symptom, not topic. A practical method for organizing notes so you can find them at the moment you need them, with a before/after index table.
You don’t lack discipline — you lack a cap on starts. A backup scan surfaced 41 abandoned tasks. Here is the 2-item rule that fixed it, step by step.
I shipped working software without being able to read code. Here is the failure-log method, the categories that repeated most, and what the research says.
How to stop quitting goals halfway: a work-in-progress cap of two started items per project. Ideas stay unlimited, only starting gets rationed.
The two-task rule caps started work at two items per project. Why a work in progress limit beats any to-do list, with the exact intake question to use.
How to know when to quit a goal without calling it failure: a 30-day discard review that surfaces stalled goals weekly and makes keeping the exception.