Day 7 – One Week Steemit Anniversary
It has been one week since I began posting here about my crypto project. I have been sharing some of the techniques I have been using combined with my proof of work report each day.
Today, I wish to explain to you that even after such a short time, there is value to tracking what you do. The Steemit posts are basic and they do have personal value but what I really want you to consider is to have a calendar / notebook / diary in which you can record information on everything that you are doing. Your actions, whether or not they were successfully implemented, need to be referenced with time spent, websites visited, reading materials, names of helpers, issues of why something didn’t work, odd ideas that jump out of your brain when you are working on another task, things that need further action but you can’t do quite yet and of course every single password and LOGIN!!!
You can keep this notebook safely stored away when not in use or try an electronic format – I can advise dated emails to a specifically created account that you don’t use for anything else (just make that password something that you will always remember). You can add tags so you can search your words later. Try a service like ProtonMail.ch or Unseen.is to make sure that the encrypted info is not sitting on some coal powered server in South Carolina.
Lesson 7- track everything in a single project notebook or email because you cannot remember everything in that brain of yours
- started writing introductory posts for new users
- locked down site to members only
- made more style changes to give greater continuity to the pages
- finished coding front end user forms
- discovered white chocolate mousse with caramel sauce and blueberries
A week might not seem that long, but in that same time BTC jumped a couple thousand dollars, Harry is off the market and Merkle squirmed a bit…so how to celebrate all this is the question!
See you tomorrow.
Kelea
https://steemit.com/crypto/@coach.kelea/day-6-finding-good-routines