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Seeing a timer ticking away on you can cause anxiety, which could help you focus. However jotting down the things you have done with each passing day feels a l
by dzink 6y ago
Seeing a timer ticking away on you can cause anxiety, which could help you focus.
However jotting down the things you have done with each passing day feels a lot more rewarding. With time, your memory wears out and you start forgetting the little achievements, feeling like you've wasted your time. Seeing your daily jog or journal of thoughts preserved, memories made, helps you relive the good parts (if that's what you've written down) and that makes the best parts of life last longer as they are relived, re-encountered.
I'm building functionality to help people preserve those memories/personal logs in an ads-free way and make them privately share-able with loved ones at https://www.dreamlist.com https://www.dreamlist.com . However I also own the domains journalee.com and braingarden.net. Debating whether to explore those. What do you think?