Snowboarder 2026 Q1 Challenge

5th Week (February 1st - February 8th)

Kiki

Calendar Weekly Overview

Measurement Result
Days fully tracked 3
Days not tracked 5
Average High Voltage (tracked days only) 31.7%
Average Repeat Button (tracked days only) 75%
Day with most energy Feb 02
Day with least energy Feb 01 & Feb 03

Bar Chart Habit Overview

Habit Avg High Voltage Avg Repeat Button Pattern
CAT Study 60% 100% steady
Skill Learning 0% 0% slowed down
Weight Gain 13% 100% on and off
Communication 63% 100% steady
Reading 40% 100% steady

Love Letter Notes

This week started with three days of tracking, but the rest of the week was not recorded. When you did track, your communication and study habits were very solid and consistent. The skill learning habit did not happen during those days, while the weight gain goals were a bit mixed. It seems the tracking stopped mid-week, so it is hard to say how the rest went. You can try to pick up where you left off next time.

Hole Tracking Gaps

Nadia

Calendar Weekly Overview

Measurement Result
Days fully tracked 7
Days not tracked 1
Average High Voltage (tracked days only) 64.2%
Average Repeat Button (tracked days only) 100%
Day with most energy Feb 05
Day with least energy Feb 02

Bar Chart Habit Overview

Habit Avg High Voltage Avg Repeat Button Pattern
5 - 11 AM (Morning) 40% 100% steady
12 - 9 PM (Night) 14% 100% steady
Tunnel Vision 95% 100% steady
Deep Focus 97% 100% steady
Movement 74% 100% getting better

Love Letter Notes

You had a very strong week of tracking, covering almost every single day. Your focus habits and tunnel vision goals were excellent and showed up constantly throughout the week. The morning and night routines were tracked every day, though the energy put into them varied a little. You mentioned some struggles with art early on, but you managed to keep going and finish the week strong. It was a very productive week overall.

Hole Tracking Gaps

Simon

Calendar Weekly Overview

Measurement Result
Days fully tracked 1
Days not tracked 7
Average High Voltage (tracked days only) 49.7%
Average Repeat Button (tracked days only) 100%
Day with most energy Feb 01
Day with least energy Feb 01

Bar Chart Habit Overview

Habit Avg High Voltage Avg Repeat Button Pattern
Work Prep 66% 100% N/A
German 33% 100% N/A
Exercise 50% 100% N/A

Love Letter Notes

There is only data for the very first day of the reporting period. On that day, you did well with your work preparation and got some exercise done. Since the rest of the week was not recorded, it is not possible to see any trends or patterns yet. Hopefully, you can log a few more days next week so we can get a better picture.

Hole Tracking Gaps

Spidey

Calendar Weekly Overview

Measurement Result
Days fully tracked 4
Days not tracked 4
Average High Voltage (tracked days only) 61.8%
Average Repeat Button (tracked days only) 87.5%
Day with most energy Feb 02
Day with least energy Feb 04

Bar Chart Habit Overview

Habit Avg High Voltage Avg Repeat Button Pattern
Chess 75% 75% on and off
Studying 74% 100% steady
No Cheap Dopamine 60% 100% on and off
Strength / Workout 38% 75% slowed down

Love Letter Notes

You tracked the first half of the week before stopping. During those days, your studying habit was the most consistent and stayed strong. The workout and dopamine habits started well but became a bit harder to maintain by Wednesday. It looks like the momentum slowed down as the week went on. You can try to keep that early energy going a little longer next time.

Hole Tracking Gaps

Zen

Calendar Weekly Overview

Measurement Result
Days fully tracked 7
Days not tracked 1
Average High Voltage (tracked days only) 23.3%
Average Repeat Button (tracked days only) 52.9%
Day with most energy Feb 03
Day with least energy Feb 01

Bar Chart Habit Overview

Habit Avg High Voltage Avg Repeat Button Pattern
Movement 9% 29% slowed down
Morning Routine 0% 0% slowed down
Night Routine 79% 100% steady
Dopamine Balance 37% 71% on and off
Project 27% 59% on and off

Love Letter Notes

You managed to track almost every day, even though personal situations made the week difficult. Your night routine was very consistent and kept you grounded throughout the week. The movement and morning routines were much harder to do this time, due to the external reasons you mentioned in your notes. You showed up to track your days regardless of how they went. That honesty in tracking is refreshing to see.

Hole Tracking Gaps