You are what you repeatedly do

Here’s a new way to evaluate my life. A more objective flow of reasoning than the one that I use when talking to myself. The perception of self is different when looking at it based on facts. It tells me that I have a lot of changes to make. Here’s the break down based on the frequency (per month) at which I switch to a certain task (not based on time spent)

1. Eat: 90
2. Work on stocks: 90
3. Read news online: 60
4. Sleep: 30
5. Work: 20
6. Write blog: 4
7. Clean: 4
8. Photograph: 1
9. Eat out: 1
10. Play games: 1
11. Photoshop:  1
12. Cook:1
13. Program: 0
14. Play with computer: 0
15. Dance: 0
16. Workout: 0

From the evidence, I am stuck doing pointless things repeatedly. Waiting for the latest news and reading too much. I should switch those time to perform other tasks. Granted, the past few months are an exceptional time, but I should not be straying away from normal daily practices when focusing on a project.

This list also showed me that I have a distorted sense of expertise in both programming and dancing as I don’t practice them with enough frequency. The skills have “degraded” so to speak.