heartening to see prior comments be implemented in your dataview codes. for those less dedicated or consistent that Eli, what do you think about a tag of log/exercise/fail or log/exercise/skip and eliminate the description tags around intensity and duration etc.? on the Workout Log could have a place showing skipped or failed occasions? thanks!
I have since removed a lot of the description tags in my personal workflow. So glad that people are choosing what to keep and what to take away! Simpler is always better! For the "fail" or "skip" that would mean that you had to set a goal for yourself. So I would imagine you have a goal of how many times you wanted to go and didn't. If that is the case this is definitely a good adjustment. In my latest daily to yearly rollup I built in some "habit tracking" -ish functionality which would probably be more useful for reviews.
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I love the LOGREDIS aproach so much. It improved my workflow and productivity so much. Best obsidian content at UA-cam.
Thank you so much for the kind words! I'll tell my grandchildren to name their 3rd child after you for the compliment you gave me.
Hooray🎉 ! I will Look the Video tomorrow. To tired now but something to looking forward to tomorrow!
heartening to see prior comments be implemented in your dataview codes.
for those less dedicated or consistent that Eli, what do you think about a tag of log/exercise/fail or log/exercise/skip and eliminate the description tags around intensity and duration etc.? on the Workout Log could have a place showing skipped or failed occasions?
thanks!
I have since removed a lot of the description tags in my personal workflow. So glad that people are choosing what to keep and what to take away! Simpler is always better!
For the "fail" or "skip" that would mean that you had to set a goal for yourself. So I would imagine you have a goal of how many times you wanted to go and didn't. If that is the case this is definitely a good adjustment.
In my latest daily to yearly rollup I built in some "habit tracking" -ish functionality which would probably be more useful for reviews.