I promise this isn’t an ad. I did this in Excel for 2023.

  • @durfenstein
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    321 month ago

    Thia chart is brought to you by the colorblind awareness gang

  • Lad
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    311 month ago

    I hope you have more green dots in 2025.

    • nocturne
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      201 month ago

      I used to use an app to track my moods and how my days went. It always lowered my mood to do the tracking, so I quit.

      • @[email protected]
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        31 month ago

        I think this is super important to highlight. When it comes to mental health: Not everything works for everyone (Actually I’d be genuinely surprised if that was true anywhere 😄).

        No-one should ever feel bad or disheartened because something that others found success in doesn’t work for them. There will be something that does work. It just might take a little longer to find it.

    • @[email protected]
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      11 month ago

      This app wants you to buy premium but is still functional as a free user. I use it too and it works.

        • @[email protected]
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          11 month ago

          You could buy a calendar and some colored markers, note your mood twice or three times per day (continuing with the analog theme: at sunrise, noon, sunset), and pen-in any anomalous activities or reasons for mood changes.

          You just couldn’t pull any data from your results later, which is the part i like.

          • @[email protected]
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            21 month ago

            Yeah neat idea.

            I’m OK with no data. I’m a programmer by trade and as I progress in life, the more I feel like doing things in offline ways. I enjoy the tactility of pen and paper for example.

  • @[email protected]
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    1 month ago

    What sort of criteria did you use to classify amazing days / awful days? Today I lost my keys would that be awful enough or today I had ice cream would that be amazing?

    Would you lean more on extremes?

    Seems like interesting stuff nonetheless.

    • @[email protected]
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      81 month ago

      You’re asking more about what sort of things put this particular human in a good or bad mood. Not that those wouldn’t be interesting to track, but they’re kind of besides the point here.

      This chart seems more about the overall sentiment about the day.

  • *Tagger*
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    61 month ago

    How was the app you used?

    • @Mighty
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      71 month ago

      It’s Dailyo. I’ve been using it for 5 years with the free version and it does what it should. It’s very good for me to track my state. But then I’m also doing it out of routine now.

      • *Tagger*
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        51 month ago

        Thanks, I’ve downloaded it. I’ll see if it fits into my routine or I drop it. Have a lovely year!

    • @[email protected]
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      21 month ago

      I paid for premium a while ago. I changed the “moods” to “headaches” and I wanted to add more than one entry a day. I used the free version for a ages first and felt the app had proven it was worth paying for. I don’t use a lot of the features though.

    • NickwithaCOP
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      21 month ago

      Nah, the free version does enough for me, I don’t need pdf export or more icons. I literally just track my mood and a few other things about my day and it does that just fine.

  • @Opisek
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    21 month ago

    Nice! I personally use the app Pixels for the same purpose.

  • @[email protected]
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    11 month ago

    My dots aren’t dotting how I’d like as I make at least 2 entries a day (so it does an average), but here’s my totals with moods changed to headaches (I used to use it to track fatigue but needed to switch to headaches).

    I wish you many more green dots for 2025!