Notion Habit and Goal Review Dashboard
Build a weekly review page from simple tracking data.
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Design a Notion dashboard for weekly reviews. Habits and goals I track: [HABITS_AND_GOALS]. How I record them now: [CURRENT_METHOD]. Review day and time: [REVIEW_TIME]. Define a Daily log database (Date, habits done as checkboxes, mood or energy on a 1 to 5 scale, notes) and a Goals database (Goal, Target, Deadline, Status, Next action). Describe the dashboard views: this week's log, habit streak counts, goals by status. Formula idea for the weekly percentage of habits done: done divided by possible, for example 4 habits over 7 days is 28 possible and 21 done is 75 percent [VERIFY syntax]. Write a weekly review template: what went well, what got in the way, what one change next week, and what to drop. This is a personal organisation tool, not a health or clinical tool; if tracking mood or sleep, keep it simple and do not use it to diagnose anything. If the system takes more than five minutes a day, simplify it. Be kind about missed days and design for restarting, not for perfection.
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Invented week. Habits possible 28 (4 habits x 7 days), done 21 (75 percent). Streaks: reading 5 days, walking 3. Goal: 'Run 5 km' progress 3 of 6 weekly sessions. Review questions answered: went well (kept reading), got in the way (late meetings), one change (walk at lunch), drop (the evening stretch). Rule: if the system takes over five minutes a day, simplify. Note: this is a personal organisation tool, not health advice. Weekly percentage: habits done divided by habits possible, 21 / 28 is 75 percent; compare with the previous week without judging missed days.
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