A project tracker to learn like an athlete
This project tracker is based on this by David Perell. The goal is to learn in three-month sprints to achieve some end result. This template allows you to track all the books you want to read, the people you want to study, and other projects you want to accomplish in the next 3 months. To start, you’ll write a positive vision about what you want to achieve, the purpose for your goal, and start and end dates. You can then start adding items to your project tracker depending on whether it’s a book you want to read, person you want to research, or other miscellaneous projects. For each individual project, you can define the duration (in minutes) you want to spend on the project, the status, total estimated hours, and actual hours to complete the project.
Learn in three-month sprints and commit to a new learning project every quarter. The end goal should be clear. Start by writing down a positive vision for your future. Focus on the end goal, not the skill itself. For example, rather than saying “I want to learn how to draw,” I focused on the end goal: “moving forward, all the charts, graphs, and images on my website will be hand-drawn.” - David Perell Other features of this project tracker
Buttons to quickly add new items to your project tracker A column that automatically calculates the difference between the estimated hours and actual hours to complete a project High-level stats about the number of projects you are working on Kanban board views of the books you want to read, people you want to research, and miscellaneous projects
on how to use this template. Quickstart
Add your books, people to study, and other projects in the View a kanban board of each category of things you want to learn in , , and