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Introducing the "Life Log"

December 18th, 2008
Today I am announcing the launch of my 2009 project, the Life Log.

After being inspired by Feltron and his annual reports, I have decided that next year will be the first year I track data every day. I'm starting off pretty calm, tracking specific things like food and alcohol consumed and am hopeful that by the end of the year I'll be able to make a cool report on what I've been up to.

I've started a month early so I can get into the swing of it, work out what's working and what isn't, also I'd love to hear any suggestions you guys have on things I should track.

While I have built my own tracking system, there is a very competent tool over at daytum.com it is currently in BETA but looks to be a funky tool when it gets its full launch.

Hope you enjoy!
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