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Wednesday, September 23 · 18:30

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Focused this week

7h

7h vs last week

Today's focus

1h 45m

88%

of 2h planned

Habits

2/4

6 day streak

Due milestones

3

Overdue + next 7 days

Needs attention

4

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Now

Your next move

3 in queue

Statistics for Data Science

Due tomorrow

Rebuild onboarding flow

Planned today

Read 20 pages — Deep Work

Streak day 6

Course
Statistics for Data Science
2/5

2 of 5 milestones complete

Up next

Interpret regression coefficients

Start focus+15m  +30m

Today

Sep 23 · 2h 15m planned

6:30 PM

Statistics for Data Science

Regression practice set

60m
8:00 PM

Rebuild onboarding flow

Wireframe the empty state

45m
9:00 PM

Deep Work by Cal Newport

Chapter 4 · notes

30m
Call the dentist · 5:00 PM

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A week that fits the life you actually have.

Your courses, projects and goals become time blocks on a real calendar, sized to your hours and priorities. When Wednesday falls apart, the plan bends instead of breaking.

Weekly Plan

Mon

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Tue

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Wed

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Fri

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Deep Work · ch. 4

Statistics

7:00 PM · 45m

Onboarding flow

8:00 PM · 45m

Onboarding flow

12:30 PM · 60m

Statistics

7:00 PM · 45m

Run a 10k

7:30 AM · 45m

1:1

1:00 PM · 60m

Deep Work

Onboarding flow

6:30 PM · 60m

Quiz prep

7:00 PM · 45m

  • Blocks are colored by type, so balance is visible at a glance
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Kanban

All work

11 tasks across 4 items

All typesCoursesProjectsGoalsDeep dives
Backlog3

Draft syllabus outline for Learn module

Statistics for Data Science

Oct 2Course

Book race registration

Run a 10k

Sep 30Goal

Sketch habit-streak visual

Rebuild onboarding flow

Oct 4Project
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In progress3

Usability fixes from round two

Rebuild onboarding flow

3/8
Sep 28Project

Interpret regression coefficients

Statistics for Data Science

2/5
Overdue · Sep 27Course

Tempo run, 5k

Run a 10k

Sep 26Goal
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Review21Your lane

Wireframe the empty state

Rebuild onboarding flow

Waiting on design

Sep 25Project

Chapter 4 notes

Deep Work by Cal Newport

Sep 25Deep dive
Drop here
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Done34

Set up weekly plan automation

Rebuild onboarding flow

Sep 24Project

Read chapter 3

Deep Work by Cal Newport

Sep 22Deep dive

Regression practice set

Statistics for Data Science

Sep 21Course
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Statistics for Data Science

ActiveWeek 6 · Regression · last session today

Steps

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To do2

Residual diagnostics

Sep 2960m

Final project write-up

Oct 6120m
Add step
In progress1

Interpret regression coefficients

Sep 2745m
Done5

Sampling and the central limit theorem

Sep 1360m

Hypothesis testing

Sep 1890m

Confidence intervals

Sep 2145m

+ 2 earlier steps

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Progress

Progress & Effort Analytics

Where your time and energy actually went.

Focus time (this week)

7h 20m

+12% vs last week

Work sessions logged

14

5 this week

Milestone completion

68%

17 of 25 milestones

Peak focus day

Wednesday

2h 5m on average

Focus hours by weekday

This week
2.5h1.5h0.5h
0h 45mSun
1h 35mMon
1h 10mTue
2h 5mWed
1h 0mThu
0h 30mFri
0h 15mSat

Time distribution

By item type
7h 20mthis week
  • Course2h 47m38%
  • Project2h 16m31%
  • Goal1h 24m19%
  • Deep dive53m12%

12-week activity history

71 active days
SMTWTFS
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Expected vs actual progress

Course · Statistics
Actual Expected4% ahead of plan
Week 1Week 6Week 12
  • Focus by weekday

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Rebuild onboarding flow
04:12

So the empty state has three buttons and honestly none of them feel right. I think it should just push you to add your first item…

That sounds like a decision: one primary action. What would that action be — create an item, or import one? And is the icon set still blocking you?

Create an item. And yeah, we can’t ship until design signs off on the icons …

Listening…
Summary
MindmapDocument

Key points

  • DecisionEmpty state needs one clear first action, not three
  • RiskIcon set is blocked on design approval
  • Next stepTest the flow with two new users before Friday
One actionSample dataEmpty stateIcon setSign-offBlockers2 new usersBy FridayTestingToneCTA textCopyOnboardingTurn into a plan
  • Speak or type — whichever fits the moment
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Notes that know what you’re working on.

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Mind

Regression notesQuiz prep

Statistics / Regression notes

Regression notes

Working through chapter 5 for Statistics for Data Science before Friday’s quiz. Also feeds Rebuild onboarding flow.

Residuals should look random. If there’s a pattern, the model is missing something.

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Heading

Section title

Callout

Highlight a thought

Toggle list

Collapsible detail

Link to item

Type [[

Key ideas

  • A coefficient is the change in y for one unit of x
  • R² is the share of variance the model explains
  • Check residuals before trusting a p-value
Worked example
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And the rest of the toolkit.

The small tools that keep the big plan honest.

Onboarding redesign
Empty-state ideas
Statistics notes
Race plan · 10k
4 items linked

Think on a canvas

Sketch ideas on an open board and drop in your real items. Anything you link stays connected to its item, so nothing lives in two places.

Best streak · 6 days
SMTWTFS

Morning run

6 day streak

Read 20 pages

6 day streak

Spanish practice

3 day streak

Habits with real streaks

Check in daily or weekly, watch streaks build, and tie a habit to the course or project it feeds.

Look into spaced repetition for Spanish↵

Sorted for you

Email Sam the icon set feedback

Task

Weekly review template in Mind

Idea

Quiz covers chapters 5–7

Note

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