>Understand how to optimize each and every day to live the life you want to live. It provides little help in analyzing. It's dependent on the user inputting su

>Understand how to optimize each and every day to live the life you want to live. It provides little help in analyzing. It's dependent on the user inputting subjective data and placing important information that the user may not think of. As well as self-analyzing, which can be misleading dependent on what the user inputs. I'm critical of these apps because they feel like a TODO app (TODO: Start using my TODO app). For an example of broken self-analysis. Notes: "40 - Argument with boss during lunch, shitty day", "55 - Got into an argument about the maintainability of a new feature with Stacy today." Upon my self-analysis I decide I need a new job, as I'm incapable of working well with my coworkers and seem to argue often. In reality I'm skipping breakfast, not sleeping well, and waking up early and cranky. These details are left out of the psuedo-journal though. Your examples focus on macro events - when micro events are likely more important. They're also things most people don't think about, so people fail in self-analysis.