July 2022: The first step
This is the first step of my new journey. From now, I will be posting an article at the end of every month summarizing my activities throughout the month. This will serve for two purposes. Firstly, it will act as my monthly self reflection. I will be reviewing my activities for past month and set goal for next month. Secondly, it will help me to break the ice and create a habit of regular posting.
I will be reviewing my activities on the following categories:
- Learning: The things I have learned throughout this month. This will include professional, personal, tech or non-tech topics.
- Reading: The book I have read this month.
- Writing: The number of post I have wrote this month. This will include the monthly self-reflection posts.
- Productivity: The amount of productive time I have spent both for professional and personal tasks. I am using Toggl Track for tracking my productive time.
- Screen Time: The amount of time I have spent on mobile devices. This exclude the screen time I have spent in computer. The goal is to reduce average screen time.
- Health: The amount of time I have slept and the time/distance I have exercised.
- OSS Contribution: Any contribution to open-source project. This include my own OSS projects or any third-party projects.
- Toy Project: The best way to learn is to do it yourself. I will be doing simple, small projects with the things I have learned.
Goal for August 2022
Learning
- Read Demystifying the Kubernetes Iceberg series.
- Start reading System Design Primer.
Reading
Writing
- At least 1 post.
Productivity
- Average 3 productive hours in week day.
- Average 1.5 productive hours in weekend.
Screen Time
- Limit average week day screen time within 1.5 hours.
- Limit average weekend screen time within 2.5 hours.
Health
- Average 6 hours sleep and 2 km walking in week day.
- Average 8 hours sleep and 2.5 km walking in weekend day.
OSS Contribution
- Fix at least 1 bug in hugo-toha/toha.
- Finish at least 2 section in new hugo theme.
Toy Project
- 1 toy project with experience gained reading the system design book.
That’s all for today. I will revisit this post in the next month and review it against this goals.
I don’t hope someone will read this post. It just a reminder to myself. If you have read it anyway, thanks for your time.
Attributions:
- Hero Image by Jukan Tateisi on Unsplash
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