Harry Bertoia’s “My-self Rating Chart” school assignment. Harry Bertoia papers, 1917-1979.
Tag: self-tracking
It is such a simple thing, but since I started, about three years ago, using Flickr and my top-secret notebooks to keep track of what I read, it has brought me a ridiculous amount of satisfaction.
Helen DeWitt, Chart 2008
The things that drive us crazy don’t do so once a month, or once a week, or even once a day: we have to fight them minute by minute, hour by hour.
In a fascinating piece over at Incongruous Quarterly, DeWitt recalls charting her year. The red blocks signify days she didn’t smoke, didn’t drink, or went to the gym. Very Lodwickian.
Seth’s blog: Optimal Daily Experience
Forgot to share this a while back. (via)
The Data-Driven Life – New York Times Magazine
“What happens when technology can analyze every quotidian thing that happened to you today.”
Mark Larson 