Traking Yourself By A Planner , Is That Good?

[Nana_Kh]

a few months ago, I've decided to make a planner to record what I did and what I should do .. daily,weakly and monthly 

there are schedule for my whole year and To do list for every day and I spaces to track my time for every half an hour 

but actually , I haven't yet write anything on it except a little tries which I failed to continue . 

so should I force myself to keep tracking my day or should I change the whole method ? 

Is planners good for self-improvement or it is barrel against your creativity ?

[sweater]

i sort of like to keep track of the things that i do and dont do so that later i could see why i get the results that i get.

Edited February 25, 2017 by Bugs

[Alii]

8 hours ago, Nana_Kh said:

I haven't yet write anything on it except a little tries which I failed to continue .

You're not "failing" to continue, you're subconsciously avoiding it. 

I recommend digging deep into yourself and be aware of what you're really doing throughout your day, maybe weeks. My guess would be is you're constantly distracting yourself. Whether it's social media, texting, work, food, shopping,  watching self-help videos, browsing this forum, etc. Those all could be distractions and could be addicting as well. Trust me I've been there, I was through being a self-help junkie and finally got myself on gear! And I hope you do too! 

Edited February 25, 2017 by Alii

[Nana_Kh]

@Bugs what method do you use in keep tracking ? 

 

[Nana_Kh]

@Alii yes , avoiding it is a good expression, sure I am so distracted by what you've said ,and also because it is too boring to write all of what you did in your day but at the end I found myself far away from my goals . I will try to know the reason by digging deep  , thanks a lot 

 

[Loreena]

@Nana_Kh do a weekly planner that might help. Check what u did and didn't do and keep a record.

[Nana_Kh]

@Loreena good idea, I will try