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Experiment: Day Cluster 1

Simple Plan intentions, but different Log activities.

I'm doing a tiny experiment using my Day cluster notes in Obsidian: Plan, Log, Journal, Review, Actions, and Links. These are the results of my Day 1 trial for Monday, Jan 12, 2026 with a brief summary, what went well (Plus), what didn't (Minus), and what can I do (Next).

Summary

I focused on creating simple day plan quickly. That worked, but I did not actually do what I intended.

➕ Plus

  • Created Plan note quickly
  • Identified top priorities: focus effort and key actions
  • Reviewed scheduled events: today and this week
  • Assigned session time blocks: what and when
  • Did meditation and exercise

➖ Minus

  • Did not do priority family actions.
  • Spent more time on templates.
  • Logging less after morning.
  • Missing intended reading.
  • Doing too much Review in morning Plan
  • Time spent create Day workspace.
  • Too much time watching TV.

➡️ Next

  • Watch less TV in evening.
  • Shift Review from late afternoon to Evening Routine before bed.
  • Create next Plan draft in previous Review.
  • Check and finalize Review in the morning.
  • Automate Diabetes Review in Morning Review.
  • Automate Day workspace setup.

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