Chris Musser

I didn't really see the text, right?

But an answer.

And so she knows me.

And so she sent me this calendar invitation to my work email.

And I responded in 30 seconds.

So that's not just this bad habit.

It's really my default to reduce myself to one dimension, especially work.

Anyone else?

But the tracker helps with that, too.

So here's a great week at work.

Crushed it.

But then spiritually, kind of off.

And then I look at other dimensions and I started out the week strong, but then I kind of fell apart.

See, the tracker visually reminds me that the good life is not just one dimension.

And doing this every night, it forces my brain to optimize across dimensions to balance the trade-offs and to adjust my focus when needed.

You know, I'll probably never forget.

I was sitting in a cabin in the mountains of North Carolina.

It was 9 p.m.

one day, and I was filling out my tracker on vacation.

And it struck me that night for some reason that my loving Ashley question had been flashing red at me for months.