First Draft Club

My resolutions for this year:
- Take care of my body
- Write more
- Read more
- Engage with my local community

https://paragraph.xyz/@markfishman/my-2025-resolutions

Added this tracker to the whiteboard in my room to keep some of my resolutions top of mind

Trying not to set specific goals or judge myself

Love the non-judgmental approach. I did something similar and found it to yield more sustainable change 

If you ever want to track this digitally, I used this lite weight app last year to track things I wanted to change (eg more time outside, less drinking, # of books read) and found it super helpful to have the data

Interested in social infrastructure (URL & IRL) | slowly building /firstdraft, curating /concretejungle | markfishman.xyz

Love the non-judgmental approach. I did something similar and found it to yield more sustainable change 

If you ever want to track this digitally, I used this lite weight app last year to track things I wanted to change (eg more time outside, less drinking, # of books read) and found it super helpful to have the data 

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/atracker-time-tracker/id522008611

a jiraffe on the internet • nf.td/morereese

Hmm I like the idea of historical data but don’t want to add more friction to these activities (need to open the app every time I want to track it)

How did you navigate that tension?

Hear you on that. ATracker has a widget that you can use from from the Lock Screen on iPhone. It takes a little bit to set up in a way that’s best for you but once it’s set up it’s super easy in my experience. 

Having tried a lot of systems I’d recommend sticking with the analog version to build the habit. That might be enough to affect the change you’re looking to make. But if you find that you want more historical data you can always try something like ATracker