Measuring Life: My Journey to Quantify Everything

One of the most underestimated things I've encountered in life is not measuring how I spend my time. Now, looking back at some random notes and journal entries I've written, as soon as I see them, it feels like I've made some progress. Or my GitHub page—how many times have I sat coding? I can see it, and it feels damn good.

Here's a saying that underscores the point I mentioned earlier:

"The things we measure are the things we improve."

Moving forward, I've decided to write some blogs about how I'm attempting to measure and share the useful tools that I come across.

And here are the reasons why I want to do it:

Ensure that I am actually spending my time on things that are important to me. Ensure that I focus on the things that matter and ignore the things that don’t.