How to use this tracker
This tool is a practical companion to the course modules. Start by writing your goal for this week in plain, specific language. Then break it into two or four daily actions. Check off each action as you complete it. At the end of the week, use the review section to note what you observed.
Your entries are saved in your browser. Nothing is sent to any server. The tracker resets each week when you choose to start fresh. It is a tool for your own awareness, not a reporting system.
This week's financial goal
A good goal tells you exactly what to do, not just what to achieve.
Weekly actions
Break your goal into specific actions. Aim for two to four actions that are each completable in under thirty minutes.
End of week review
Complete this section at the end of the week. Take fifteen minutes. Be honest. Be curious rather than critical.
Tracker guidance
Tips for getting the most from weekly tracking
Set a fixed weekly time
Choose one recurring time each week for your review, Sunday evening, Monday morning, or another time that fits your schedule. Consistency of timing helps the habit stick faster than any other technique.
Write in plain language
There is no correct vocabulary for tracking. Write the way you think. If your notes are understandable to you a month later, they are good enough. Clarity for yourself is the only standard that matters here.
Partial completion counts
If you completed an action on three days instead of five, record that. Partial completion is data. It tells you something about the action's difficulty, your schedule, or your energy levels during the week.
One adjustment at a time
The review section asks for one adjustment, not a complete redesign of your week. Changing one thing at a time makes it possible to know whether the change worked. Multiple simultaneous changes produce unreadable results.
Want to understand the method behind the tracker?
The course modules explain the thinking and the process in full detail.