New Edition Of Olden-Golden Days With Technological Spice
Thursday, January 19th, 2012You must miss the olden-golden days of childhood, when all the schemes were made overnight for the long year ahead. Exact hours to be devoted to every subject for study and the exact schedule was penned down on a paper. The moment you felt will become topper of the class used to give immense excitement. You will just recall those days while coming across a technological device known as habit tracker.
What it provides you with is a new edition of making resolutions – also in a new way. The new way is more sophisticated and a bit realistic too. But, while it supports in your efforts to get rid of bad habits and in instilling good ones. You and your subjective world with firm determination remain to be critical anyways.
First you have to spend a little to a long time alone, so you could point out what you want to leave and what to groom afresh. Be realistic and choose the most critical habits to start with. Formulate for yourself what makes you change the habit, and what is the harm not doing so. Once you are out with a firm determination with your mind clear on its rationale and importance, you may take you are half done.

And here starts the role of software to help you immensely. You get a spread sheet and you can customize it the way it suits best to you. Feel excited in customizing it because the better it is customized, the more effective it will be. You can bold the words and reorder the tasks you want to follow at a particular time. You may use day one for Monday for instance.
You can write custom message to yourself and can put the printouts pasted at appropriate place. For example, you can paste a sticker in your bath door from inside that would read: ‘don’t leave your hair on soap’; can put instructions on the door of your fridge regarding the eating habit you want to change; may like to read on your door: ‘shoes out please’.
A revision of the daily checklist early in the morning every day will help you stick to your resolutions. You can regularly follow up the progress you made every day, in a week, and in a month. You have to update the spread sheet on a daily basis on your personal computer.

