Yes and: I now have separate journals for habits, tasks, time keeping, and praise. I just use cheap notebooks. None of the apps I've tried have worked for me.

Yes and: I now have separate journals for habits, tasks, time keeping, and praise. I just use cheap notebooks. None of the apps I've tried have worked for me. Reminds me of the wisdom: don't expect personal finance software to inspire you to balance your checkbook if don't already. Carrying around notebooks feels more immediate; like a physical reminder that can't be ignored. Ad hoc dot journaling for habits. A bit like Seinfield's "don't break the chain". Tasks are a work in progress. Aspire to bullet journaling techniques. My time tracking sucks. This is where I think an app could be most useful. Especially by stamping my location onto each log entry. Praise journal is part of the mindfulness stuff. Just write down the good bits of each day.