In my never ending quest to track all things, I’ve been looking into ways of gathering even more data about my day, my habits, and my workflow. I’ve been keeping a to do list for years (using Todoist), but it doesn’t do so much with stats. And really, there are days where I mark things off without actually doing them. Horrid habit, that, to be sure. But it does happen. So even if Todoist kept the type of stats I’m looking for, they wouldn’t be that accurate. And it’s an entire separate application - one that relies on the service of a third-party as well. Not ideal, to say the least.

I really didn’t expect my transition to Hugo from Ghost to be so difficult. Let me be clear, the moving over wasn’t really that hard. With a some python work, it was easy enough to get my Ghost posts here to Hugo. There were a few bumps, but nothing I didn’t anticipate. I had to forward a few URLS so that my RSS feed would keep working for those who have already subscribed. I had to do some clean up on a few posts that were interfering with the way Hugo does posts with yaml. Nothing big.

I spent a week using Obsidian as my main note-taking application. Here’s how it went.

Goodbye Ghost, Hello HUGO. This is just a better place to be.

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