Backed by the world's top thinkers
Jim Collins
Jim is the author of Good to Great. He uses this method every single day. He tracks what makes a good day good — and a bad day bad. This helps him stay on track and do his best work.
Cal Newport
Cal is the author of Deep Work. He talks a lot about this method. He says it helps you stay focused, do great work, and build your dream life. Many people now use it because of him.
This method is simple. It works. And it’s used by people who are doing amazing things. You can use it too — just answer 3 easy questions each day.
Science on your side
- Look back on your logs.
- Find what your best days have in common.
- Make small changes to match those days.
- Repeat and get closer to your ideal life.
Avoid your worst life
- 1 in 4 adults feel unsatisfied with their daily routines.
- 60% of people feel disconnected from their life's purpose.
- Big goals fade because no one tracks the small stuff.
Picture a life you love
- You wake up each day feeling energized and focused.
- Your routine is aligned with your values and passions.
- You’re making progress every day toward your best self.
- Each moment is more intentional, and your goals feel achievable.
Why this tool exists
Over the last 5+ years, I’ve tried many methods to live a better life. I’ve read books like Atomic Habits, The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People,The 4-Hour Workweek, and The Pathless Path. I’ve listened to podcasts by Cal Newport, Ali Abdaal, and Alex Hormozi. I’ve tested ideas, built routines, and followed dozens of productivity systems.
After all that, I just wanted something simple that actually works. Something I could stick with. Something that helps me build my dream life, step by step. That’s how this tool came to life.
It’s not just a tool. It’s what I use every day. It’s built from real experience, not just theory. And I made it to help people like me — who want more focus, more meaning, and a better life with less overwhelm.