Yes, you are right, but I guess it might be different for other people. For some, to work on one grid is enough and time consuming, for others, they might like to have many things to 'complete'. Also, it matters greatly what you have on your grid. For example, if you have a grid with 'work out 1 hour per day', that might be quite enough. But, on the other hand you could have 4 grids with, 1. do 10 push-ups, 2. run 5 minutes, 3. drink 9 glasses of water, 4. do 20 squats. Anyway, each person should set the grids that they think bet fit them and that they can keep doing them everyday. Thanks for the comment, take care, cheers :)