My weekly review habit | benkuhn.net
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Every Saturday morning, I take 3-4 hours to think about how my week went and how I'll make the next one better. The format has changed over time, but for example, here's some of what I reflected on last week: I noticed I'd fallen far short of my goal for written output. I decided to allocate more time to reading this week, hoping that it would generate more ideas. And I reorganized my morning routine to make it easier to start writing in the morning. I looked at some stats from RescueTime and Complice about what I'd spent time on and accomplished. I noticed that my time spent on Slack was near
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