Daily Reports
Every day I transform my daily note into a public proof-of-work report about my system.
Every day I transform my daily note into a public proof-of-work report about my system.

My average pulse dropped to 64 bpm from 68 the previous week. Omg. What happened? I guess I stopped running after 2 months of running every day. It's an amazing result for me, because one year ago I had over 80 bpm my whole life. My system fixed it and now it does even more.
And again I ate extra food in the evening. It's not a problem in general, but wait. If I repeat the same every day, it's interesting the first time, then it becomes boring, and then it becomes automatic. It will become a bad habit just because I didn't find another way to solve this problem. I should look for my bad habits every day and replace them with something useful with compound effect. That's it. The same principle I'm using every day to fix my English.

Social Saturday as always slightly disrupted my schedule: I ate extra food in the evening just for enjoyment. A few days ago I found this loop in my system: interesting → boring → automatic. Following the system is boring and becomes automatic after a while, or disappears from my schedule. If I continue to do it, this extra eating will become more boring. I can change it by changing something every time – eat more or eat more diverse food, etc. Or I can make it boring and automatic. I really want to collect only automatic habits with a compound effect. So this behaviour is negative. I don't blame myself, just analyze. I feel an animal inside me and I have been building a cage for it for over a year. I feel that this cage is required.
Anyway, it was a nice day that started with a great presentation about Instagram blogging and ended with a perfect evening with movies, music videos, friendly conversations, etc. I appreciate it.

I pulled myself up just over 18 times and I hadn't done that since I was maybe 15. I have been restoring my shape since the start of the previous year. Now I feel my youth again after one year in the system.
I found the way to sell my service – the system itself. After one year in the fog, I see the way of doing this. Simple rules, simple things, IT terms for IT people.
The weekly letter reminds me that I should close my weekly goals. Without it, I would forget most of my goals within a few days. But not now. The letter is a lighthouse.

I had a ton of calls today and each was very interesting. But they are the reason why it took me a long time to fall asleep. I use a sleep paralysis technique to fall asleep – I shook someone's hand at 22:57 and can't move until I fall asleep. I guess it took more than half an hour this time. A lot of thoughts circled in my head like blue bottles, heh. I will try not to repeat this mistake again – the evening time should be only mine, without external chaos.
Also I realized that I have been learning English every day for over a year but haven't learned Present Simple, for example, and still have problems with it. I can learn something like Future Perfect Progressive and my English will improve by 1% maybe, but if I fix my kindergarten mistakes in Present Simple, I will improve my English by 15–20%. It's an interesting idea, because I should start thinking that way about other goals. How much improvement can I get from each task in my schedule? I should increase time for the most productive tasks and reduce time for the less productive ones. It's a simple thought, but only now I'm feeling it, not just knowing it.
AI: Third person -s 7× → 0, The same 5× → 0, Start write 5× → 0. Three zombie patterns killed by drilling. New priority: interesting vs interested (-ing/-ed).