πŸ“ˆ Progress - Deepstash

πŸ“ˆ Progress

Most systems boil down to these 3 questions:

  • How much progress (relative to a goal) did I accomplish?
  • What actions were effective in creating this progress?
  • What didn’t work, and how can I do better?

Feel free to use more prompts to get a more detailed analysis.

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Your efforts will always pay off. Introspection helps with extracting those rewards.

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