> Generally, if I look at the last month or year or decade, I'm impressed with what I've accomplished. This is important for measuring personal progress. I lik

> Generally, if I look at the last month or year or decade, I'm impressed with what I've accomplished. This is important for measuring personal progress. I like to think about it like a stock chart. Would I ever measure a company's performance just by looking at the 1 day or 5 day view? Nope. I need a bigger picture to get a better idea of the overall trend. I think measuring yourself on areas of improvement is no different. Some days will be great and some won't. But how are you trending across months/years? Apply to learning art, exercising, etc.