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[dayzeroproject]

Website Update – May 2019

🔝 New Top 50 Lists

One of the most popular areas of the website is the Top 50 Lists. I am pleased to announce a few additions. You can now view US and Global versions of each list, and there is a new list of Top 50 Museums and Galleries! It’s a great place to find inspiration for your own lists and see what is popular in the community.

↕️ Reordering Your Done List

By popular request, you can now reorder your Done list independently of the ordering of goals on other lists. Visit your Done list page and hit the Reorder List button. Plus members can also group items in their Done list. 

📦 Archived Lists

Another of our most requested features - you can now archive a list. This will help make maintaining your lists easier. An archived list will not show up on your main profile page or list selector menus. But you can still add and update items on your archived lists. Available to all members, but Plus users have unlimited archived lists. Head over to your Manage page to get started.

If you spot any issues, please help out by reporting them: https://dayzeroproject.com/feedback

[beenhereseenthis]

The Day Zero Project, or How I Convinced Myself to Do 140 Things Before My 40th Birthday

Start Date: January 1, 2018

End Date: October 29, 2021

Current Progress: 4/140 Completed

Money Saved for Items Completed:

Money Donated for Items Failed:

Last updated: July 15, 2018

Travel (0/34)

Act like a tourist in NYC.

Explore 5 new museums that I’ve never been to before. (0/5)

Go on a tour of the White House.

(Virginia) - Stay at Smith Mountain Lake.

(Virginia) - Tour Arlington National Cemetery.

(Virginia) - See the tulips at Burnside Farms in Haymarket.

(Virginia) - Do the Route 11 Yard Crawl.

(Virginia) - Explore Richmond.

(Virginia) - Find - and photograph - at least 10 “Love” signs

(Virginia) - Have a staycation.

(Austin) - Attend a live music show.

(Austin) - Find - and photograph - at least 10 of the Austin murals.

(Austin) - Go to either Schlitterbahn or Barton Springs.

(Austin) - Go bar hopping on 6th Street.

(Austin) - Conquer my fear and see the bats under Congress Avenue Bridge (and try not to have a panic attack in the process).

(New Jersey) - Explore Seaside Heights.

(New Jersey) - Attend the Quick Chek Festival of Ballooning in Readington (and maybe ride a balloon?)

(New Jersey) - Explore Cape May.

(New Jersey) - Explore Asbury Park.

Visit an iconic haunted building/location. (0/1)

Go on another cruise

Get 3 new stamps in my passport (0/3).

Visit 3 new foreign countries that I’ve never been to (0/3).

Visit - and spend at least one night in - a minimum of 3 US states per year (0/12).

Wake up in Vegas.

Spend a night in an ice hotel.

Travel by train, either within the US or from the US to Canada.

Visit 5 iconic horror movie landmarks. (0/5)

Go camping (staying in a cabin counts!)

Take a weekend trip by myself at least once (0/1)

Visit the Pioneer Woman Mercantile Store and tour the Drummond Ranch in Pawhuska, OK.

Stay in a bed and breakfast.

Go on a haunted ghost tour.

Explore Harper’s Ferry in WV.

Food and Drink (0/21)

Eat breakfast in bed.

Learn how to make my favorite martinis.

Try 5 new foods. (1/5) risotto

Have afternoon tea in the US.

Try food from 10 new food trucks. (0/10)

Attend the New York City Wine and Food Festival or the Austin Wine and Food Festival (or both!)

Have a cheesesteak taste test in Philly - Pat’s vs. Geno’s

Eat at 3 celebrity restaurants (0/3)

Go fruit picking and bake something from scratch using the fruit picked.

Have a drink at an ice bar.

Make one signature meal from each of the countries my family is from.

Attend a murder-mystery dinner.

Try 100 new recipes and make a photo cookbook of all recipes tried (62/100)

Go on a food tour in NYC.

Go on a food tour in DC or Baltimore.

Eat Maryland crab cakes in Maryland.

Try 100 new restaurants both close to home and while traveling (2/100) - The Sandwich Shop, Vienna, VA; Marinara Pizza, New York, NY

Prepare a meal using only items bought from a farmer’s market

Take a sushi class and learn how to roll my own sushi.

Conquer my fear and learn to cook fish that isn’t already frozen. (Completed 03/05/18)

Eat at 10 diners I’ve never been to (bonus points if they’re not in NJ) (0/10).

Entertainment (0/23)

Attend 5 live tapings of TV shows (0/5).

Attend 5 fandom conventions (0/5).

Re-read all Harry Potter books, including books in the HP universe...

...and then have a Harry Potter movie marathon.

See an MLB game.

Attend a concert of a band/singer I’ve never seen before.

Go to a drive-in movie theater 5 times (0/5).

Attend a trivia event.

Go to the movies 25 times (0/25).

Attend a Redskins game at FedEx field with my mom for her 55th birthday.

Xbox Gamerscore - improve from 50,600 to 75,000 (0/24,400)

PlayStation Trophies - improve from 128 to 300 (0/172)

Xbox 100% Complete Games - improve from 8 to 15 (0/7)

PlayStation 100% Complete Games - improve from 1 to 10 (4/10)

Read/listen to 140 books and track on Goodreads (bonus points if listed on the Rory Gilmore Reading Challenge!) (1/140) In Conclusion, Don’t Worry About It (Lauren Graham)

See 3 new plays on Broadway or the West End (0/3).

Have a Lord of the Rings/Hobbit movie marathon.

See 10 classic movies that I’ve never seen (0/10)

Complete a 30-day photo challenge and post to Instagram (0/30).

Attend a local fair/festival.

Attend 3 comedy shows (0/3).

See something at Wolf Trap.

Watch 31 horror movies each October (2018 - 0/31; 2019 - 0/31; 2020 - 0/31; 2021 - 0/31)

Finance Goals (0/10)

Complete the 52-week money challenge (0/52).

Pay off my car in full (and do not buy another car unless absolutely necessary)

Pay down my student loans by 25%.

Buy shares of stock in 10 of my favorite companies (1/10) Starbucks

Get 401k to $25,000

Pay down debt by 25%

Create - and maintain - an emergency fund of at least $1,000 ($1,000/$1,000) (Completed 05/29/18) still maintained as of 07/15/18

Buy - or be in the process of buying - a house.

Improve my credit score with all three bureaus.

Add $10 to savings for each completed item.

Personal Goals (0/28)

Lose 25 lbs. (0/25)...

...and then lose another 25 lbs. (0/25)

Finish a 1,000 piece puzzle.

Attempt 15 DIY projects saved to my Pinterest boards (0/15)

Set up a coffee bar in the dining room.

Set up a gallery wall in the living room.

Finish building and organizing the bookshelves in my bedroom...

...and then post a bookshelfy to Instagram.

Take 3 classes through Fairfax County ACE program (0/3).

Participate in 3 events sponsored by the Smithsonian Associates (0/3)

Take - and do well on - the GRE (and GRE subject tests, if needed)...

...and then reapply - and get accepted to - a Psy.D or Ph.D program.

Renew my passport and have a better picture.

Complete either Ancestry DNA and/or 23andme

Complete family tree (to the best of my ability) to at least five generations from me

Learn calligraphy

Learn how to knit and make something.

Donate blood (and find out my blood type).

Take a baking/cooking class.

Take a photography class or tour.

Achieve 50% fluency in Spanish through Duolingo (Completed 02/26/18)

Vote in every Presidential and Non-Presidential election.

Do more with my Masters than just hang it on a wall.

Start another list when this list is finished (and add any of the items I failed to do)

For at least one year, note one good thing that happened each week and, on New Year’s Eve, reflect back on the amazing year I had (0/52)

Do something fantastic for my 40th birthday.

Create a vision board at the beginning of each year (2019, 2020, 2021)

Do something out of my comfort zone.

Family (0/3)

Do something with Max (TBD)

Do something with Michael (TBD)

Take Melissa to the Lucille Ball Museum in Jamestown, NY

Charity (0/7)

Volunteer for a cause that I’m passionate about

Donate to 5 kickstarter or gofundme projects that I believe in or that are of interest to me (0/5).

Give back to my colleges (0/3)

Donate to Toys for Tots each year (2018, 2019, 2020).

Donate $10 for each item I fail to complete.

Walk a 5k for a charity.

Tip 100% at a restaurant on a bill that totals more than $20.

Random (1/14)

Go to a shooting range and learn how to shoot a gun.

Collect Starbucks cups from 10 different cities and/or states (0/10).

Buy fresh flowers for my office at least 10 times (0/10).

Get a small tattoo.

Visit a cat café.

Get a psychic reading/get my palm read.

Own something from Tiffany’s.

Create an Instagram to document progress; link back to Tumblr. (Completed 01/01/18)

Have a legit picnic.

Own a Le Creuset dutch oven.

Ride on a sailboat.

Purchase - and maintain - a “where I’ve been” map.

Get a blow out at a dry bar.

Meet 10 celebrities (0/10)

[garrettdoeseverything]

In Which a Long-Awaited Museum of Modern Art Reopens

Ever since I took my last humanities class, I’ve wanted to see some of the pieces that I studied. I finally got that opportunity a few days ago thanks to the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. We saw pieces from big names like Frida Kahlo, Henri Matisse, George Braque, Andy Warhol, and Rene Magritte. It was everything I had wanted it to be. I even saw some paintings from the old powerpoints that I studied from in order to pass the final exam and used as examples for my final essay, “Why Modern Art is More than Lines and Circles on a Canvas.” Allow me to elaborate on 6 superlative pieces I found in the museum:

This painting is a great example of what I love about modern art – its ambiguity and ability to be interpreted many different ways. Is the figure hopeful? Do they feel a longing for the world on the other side of the river? Or is the figure feeling isolated by the distance between himself and the carousel of the world going on outside, ignorant to his grief? That’s up to you! It can even be different things to you at different times.

Calder’s fantastic. His mobiles deliver that classic modern art gut feeling of pure shape, line, and color, with the twist that the piece is in constant motion. It’s like watching a river, or a jazz musician’s solo. You’re always seeing something new unfolding right in front of your eyes. It’s always improvising, always in flux. It’s ephemeral and motion and music and modern life all captured into one piece. Gah. I’m still geeking out about it.

Somehow I like this better than his original Whaaam! done back in the ‘60s. It’s from a different point of view this time. You can’t see the airplane’s nationality, either. And it’s like he’s drawing back the curtain and showing you that all print is just a bunch of dots close up. Very, very pretty dots.

You know, sometimes a tie feels exactly like that, a snake squeezing the life right outta you. Especially if you’re a missionary walking on the baking sheets that are the sidewalks of Santiago, Chile in the summer.

The actual work done by the artist is only a set of instructions. LeWitt gives the museum curators some vague directions on how to put the crayon lines on the grid, and the rest is up to the museum to interpret and recreate. So every time this piece changes hands, it’s technically being made anew all over again. Gives the piece a sort of mystery and a life of its own.

Is this a statement about our bodies being an amalgamation of atoms? Or maybe it’s about our personalities? Or society / humanity at large? That’s up to you to decide! Aaarrrrrtttt!

Shout outs to Uncle Todd, Aunt Rebecca, Joanna, and my awesome wife for helping make this trip happen. If you ever go to San Francisco, I’d recommend you visit this place. It’s been closed for such a long time and it’s awesome that it’s finally open again for us to enjoy.

[thisevilbunnywrites]

Late in the year, I discovered something really cool. An alternative to resolutions:101 intentions/goals in 1001 days! I found out about it through @sunshineandstationery and it comes from @dayzeroproject *** The idea is that you set 101 things you want to do for the next 1001 days as opposed to making yearly resolutions. I would say it’s an in between of resolutions and a bucket list. Then when you finish, you make another one. *** Some of these are small to dos and some are 1 off events. But having this time frame of 2.5 years makes it feel super fun and doable! I’m more than excited to get started. Join me and make things happen for you too! Registration is free 😘 https://www.instagram.com/p/CJhBu-rhZtK/?igshid=1mrydm4j0pw1h

[softball29]

Day Zero Project: Chipping away at goals

Now on the blog: Day Zero Project: Chipping away at goals #DayZero #DayZeroProject #Goals #Organizingemail

I’m slowly trying to chip away at some of my Day Zero goals. I’m finding it’s not too easy as I have a lot of different things. 

What I probably have to do is commit to one or two things at a time, and see if I can just get through a few things at a time, rather than just peeking in sometimes and seeing what I may have already accomplished. 

It’s time to tackle two significant items. 

Un…

[akagetshittogether-blog]

About Me

I’m currently sitting in a hotel next my sleeping pup and watching probably the worst reality TV show I’ve ever seen. It’s spring break. I’m in my 4th year of grad school after about a decade of kicking around not doing a lot. I have about 2 years left of PhD student life, and I want to start adulting a little bit more than I have in the previous 36 years.  I want to do all the cliche things. Pay off debt, eat healthier, save money, lose weight, go to Cuba... I’m starting by making a list of a bunch of things that I want to do on the DayZeroProject. 101 things in 1001 days. I’ve tried this before and not really followed through, which is pretty much my MO in most things. I don’t know why I think this time will be different, but I hope it will. The time goes just past when I will hopefully be finishing with school and moving into whatever the next phase of my life is and I want to use that time to get shit together.  The list is here... https://dayzeroproject.com/user/davetheot/list/149006 I’m going to write about the things I’m doing to make progress on the list here when I remember. 

[stunudo]

11, 15, 17, 46 😘

11. I am old, I don’t really listen to things as they come out. But I did find myself listening to different/new artists due to Spotify and people making playlists. Vance Joy, The Head and the Heart, Imagine Dragons, Arcade Fire, Lizo, Fleet Foxes, so many.

15. Criminal Minds! I have been in the fandom less than a year! It has taken over my life.

17. I quit one of my jobs and my husband started a new one? (Also this blog is kind of a big deal to me.)

46. I tend to spread out goals/ resolutions, there is a site called the dayzeroproject and I like using them for ideas/ inspiration/ lists.

Thanks Cassie!!!

[nlrooney]

My Second Day Zero Project List!

1001 #dayzero #1001  The Mission: Complete 101 preset tasks in a period of 1001 days. Beginning: November 1, 2011 End Date: July 29, 2014 The Criteria: Tasks must be specific (ie. no ambiguity in the wording) with a result that is either measurable or clearly defined. Tasks must also be realistic and stretching (ie. represent some amount of work on my part). Why 1001 Days? Many people have created lists in the past - frequently simple goals such as New Year’s resolutions. The key to beating procrastination is to set a deadline that is realistic. 1001 Days (about 2.75 years) is a better period of time than a year, because it allows you several seasons to complete the tasks, which is better for organizing and timing some tasks such as overseas trips or outdoor activities.

Put new list on dayzeroproject.com and track (and blog) progress (username nkirkpa)

Go to the Smithsonian National Design Museum in NYC (NY)

Go to Strand (NY)

Go to Chinatown in NYC (NY)

Go to the Bronx Zoo (NY) (FYI: Get in for free with Bank of America on the first Saturday of the month)

Walk across the Brooklyn Bridge (NY)

Go to Niagara Falls (NY)

Go to the Camden Aquarium (NJ)

Go to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter (FL)

Go to Las Vegas to see the Dale Chihuly exhibit (NV)

Go to Las Vegas and see The Neon Museum (NV)

Go to California

Go to 4 states I’ve never been to (0/4)

Go on a New England Road Trip

Go to 3 sites listed on the “World’s Largest...” 

Go to a football game

Go to the New Jersey Botanical Gardens (from last list)

Go to Virginia Beach (VA)

Go to the Philadelphia Zoo (PA)

Go barefoot for a day

Go on a picnic

Go indoor rock climbing

Go for a hike

Go to a ballet

Go to a Rocky Horror Picture Show showing

Go to a movie by myself

Learn to roll sushi

Learn my credit score

Learn 100 French words

Design a poster for each French Word (0/100)

Take a photo of the same place every month for a year and make a calendar for next year (0/12)

Keep a “My Day in Six Words” journal for a month

Don’t speak a single word for a day

Try Ethiopian food

Make ice cream from scratch

Cross stitch a Norman Rockwell piece

Sleep under the stars

Leave an inspirational note inside a book for someone to find

Cook 15 recipes in my vegetarian cookbook (0/15)

Ask 10 friends to suggest one book and read them all [  ] Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything (P.S.) by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner [  ] The Memory of Running by Ron McLarty [  ] My Horizontal Life: A Collection of One-Night Stands by Chelsea Handler [  ] Are You There, Vodka? It's Me, Chelsea by Chelsea Handler [  ] Cat's Cradle by Kurt Vonnegut [  ] Drug Crazy: How We Got Into This Mess and How We Can Get Out by Mike Gray [  ] The Rum Diary by Hunter S. Thompson [  ] Disgrace: A Novel by J. M. Coetzee [  ] A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius by Dave Eggers [  ] Little Bee: A Novel by Chris Cleave [  ] The Better Angels of Our Nature: Why Violence Has Declined by Steven Pinker [  ] Definitely Stiff by Mary Roach [  ] Bossypants by Tina Fey [  ] Great House: A Novel by Nicole Krauss [  ] The Imperfectionists: A Novel by Tom Rachman

Answer the 50 Questions That Will Set You Free

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Volunteer with Habitat for Humanity

Don’t eat out for a month

Volunteer 4 times a year (0/12)

Write 30 Christmas cards and send them (0/30)

Photograph the sunrise

Get a facial

Take a first aid course

Run a 5K race

Run a 5-miler

Run a 10K race

Run a 10-miler

Run a half marathon

Buy a pair of TOMS shoes

Do the 100 push ups challenge

Eat vegan for 7 days (not necessarily consecutively)

Don’t use my car for two weeks

Listen to an audiobook

Register as an organ donor

Watch a roller derby match

Private

Watch every nominee for Oscar best picture winner from 2010

[X] 'The Social Network’ [X] 'The King’s Speech' [X] 'Inception' [X] 'Toy Story 3' [X] '127 Hours' [X] 'The Fighter' [X] 'True Grit’ [  ] 'Black Swan' [  ] 'The Kids Are All Right' [  ] 'Winter's Bone'

Watch the Lord of the Rings Trilogy (0/3)

Work out so that I’m comfortable in a bikini

Show off my bikini bod at the beach

Get rid of 10 items a year for all three years (in an effort to minimize my belongings)

Join PostCrossing and send 10 postcards

Celebrate Bike to Work day

Send 101 cards (0/101)

Don’t drink alcohol for a month

Create a vision board

Learn all of the words to Billy Joel’s “We Didn’t Start the Fire”

Put $250 into savings

Put $500 into savings

Put $750 into savings

Put $1000 into savings

Put an entire paycheck into savings

Design All Day Everyday (0/365)

Sew myself a dress

Design a complete and accurate family tree

Write 20 reviews on Yelp (0/20)

Learn to make homemade jam

Learn to make homemade applesauce

Read “75 Skills Every Woman Should Master”

Master one of these skills

Take a self defense class

Make a pie on Pi day (3/14)

Go to a St. Patrick’s Day Parade (3/17)

Celebrate Earth Day

Read a book in Spanish

Don’t watch any television for a week

Learn to locate all 50 US states on a map

See a general physician once a year (0/3)

Learn to bake 4 different kinds of cupcakes

Photograph the 101 things that make me happy (made on last list)

Buy myself flowers for no reason

Put $5 away for each completed task to be used for #99

Have a 1001 days completion party

Donate $5 to charity for each task I don’t complete

Make another list.

Thoughts? Suggestions?

[dayzeroproject]

Website Update – November 2018

In preparation for the release of the new mobile apps, there have been some cool new updates to the website, a few bug fixes, and new features!

Bulk Actions. Manage your goals quicker with bulk moving (a much requested feature!), and also updating of privacy status.

You can now rotate your photos if they happened to be uploaded at the wrong angle.

Expand/contract the Latest Updates section.

You can dismiss notifications more easily.

Plus Feature: You can now pin a note or photo to your profile. Great way to show off a recent achievement.

Graphics have been updated to look better on high resolution screens.

Lots of bugs fixed!

It's been a while since the last big update, but things have been super busy this year. It has been a productive few months and development of the app is near the final stages. I can't wait to get it out for you guys to play with!

If you spot any issues, please help out by reporting them: https://dayzeroproject.com/feedback

[garrettdoeseverything]

Super Metroid is in every sense a masterpiece. It just might beat Metroid Prime as my favorite in the series. That finishes classic game No. 3! #metroid #classicvideogames #101list #dayzeroproject

[softball29]

Day Zero Project: Round 3

New blog post: Day Zero Project: Round 3 #DayZeroProject #DayZero @DayZero

It’s time to give this a go again.

For those who have known me for a bit through this blogging world, you may recall my attempts at doing the Day Zero Project. I’ve attempted it twice before, but not since ending the last one in 2017.

If you don’t know what the Day Zero Project is — simply put, it’s accomplishing 101 goals in 1,001 days.

My first attempt went from October 10, 2010-July 8, 2013.…

[frontvibe]

[itsingsbecauseithasasong]

A little update on my DayZeroProject, here is where I am so far...

Sleep under the stars

Write all my bad memories on paper, burn it

Go on a nature hike

Have a picnic

Perform a Chinese firedrill

Do a home improvement project

Take my mom for a pedicure

Be completely honest for a week

Say ‘yes’ to something I normally wouldn’t do

Write 5 letters to 5 people who have changed my life

Make a list of 20 things I like about myself

Make a list of what I’m looking for/what is important in a relationship

Make a lost of 101 things that make me happy

Write a list of everything I want to change about myself

Wake up early for 5 days and go for a run

Write a list of 100 places I want to visit in a lifetime

Write a love poem  (I wrote it to myself)

Write a message in a public bathroom

Write a letter to my future children

Learn how to sew

Complete a 1000+ jigsaw puzzle

Get my driver’s license

Change my hair

Pierce my bellybutton

Colour my hair

Document a “day in my life” in photographs

Spend a day exploring and photographing my neighborhood

Watch a sunrise and sunset in the same day

Watch 26 movies I haven’t seen each starting with a different letter of the alphabet

Carve my name on a tree

Give blood

Serve in a homeless shelter at Christmastime

Host a board game night

Dance with someone in the rain

Memorize the “To be, or not to be” soliloquy from Hamlet

Take a moonlit walk on the beach

Open a cookbook and make the first recipe I see

Make a list of the top 5 people who have positively impacted me

Make a list of 100 interesting English words and add them to my vocab

Learn the alphabet in sign language

Send flowers anonymously to a friend

Listen to all of the Beatles songs

Catch a snowflake on my tongue

Build a gingerbread house

Build a snowman

Make a list of my 25 best qualities

Sing karaoke at a bar

Memorize a poem

Have a dinner by candlelight

Go to a restaurant by myself

Sing in the shower

Write down every dream I have for a week

Tell someone that I love them (He loves me back)

Learn to say “I love you” in 10 languages

Jump into a body of water fully clothed

Go on a roadtrip

Leave an inspirational note in a book for someone to find

Take pictures in a photo booth

Host a dinner party

Dance in the rain

Develop a workout routine

Write my personal mission statement, follow it

Make cocktails

Take my mom to dinner

Get a tattoo

Learn to swim

Take a dance class

Find the perfect pair of jeans

Get dressed up and go to the grocery store

Be more confident

Watch all the Harry Potter movies in a row

Buy a pair of killer heels

Kiss someone at midnight on New Year’s Eve

Write my name in the sand

Learn to eat with chopsticks (Asian roommate, oh yeah)

Surprise my mom with flowers (sent to her work on a random day)

Get a bank account

Drink nothing but water for a week

Send 10 “thinking of you” cards to friends and family

See a movie at the theatre by myself

Send a secret to PostSecret

Read Pride and Prejudice

Complete a sudoku

Watch a meteor shower

Go to a music festival

Write a letter to myself to be opened on my wedding day

Make a pie on pi day

Compliment someone for 10 days straight

Sleep eight hours at night for a week

Spend an afternoon reading in the park

Compliment 5 strangers (on tumblr)

Dress up for Halloween

Have breakfast in bed

Color and entire coloring book

Lay in the grass and watch the clouds for atleast an hour

Spend a day studying in a coffee shop

Go to a gay bar with my best friends

Buy 5 just because gifts

Visit my grandma

Make a resume

Volunteer at an animal shelter

[dayzeroproject]

Website Update − January 2017


This month sees the roll out of a bunch of exciting new updates including a redesigned profile page, updates to notes, and a new badges feature.

New layout on user profile page: A sidebar shows your details and the main content shows alongside it.

New users have a Getting Started section that helps them get onboard.

You can now add links to other social media sites such as Instagram, Snapchat etc.

New badges section. There are just a few to start with but more will be added soon. Check your profile - you may already have earned some!

When you enter goals and see suggestions you like, you can use the up and down arrow keys to select and add them.

It is now easier to see an archive of your notes. More notes features are coming soon.

A new link in the top navigation bar of the page also lets you see all the goals you have liked in a new page.

The list management screen has been rewritten and now handles dates and changes better.

Better support for users with larger screens.

You can use emoji characters in your goals, list names, and bio. 

You can now add a note that is not linked to goal. Great for when you want to give a general progress update.

Mobile Apps Update: Some good progress has been made on the mobile apps in the last few months. It has been difficult balancing all the priorities but there is some good momentum now to get these released. Much of the reason it has taken so long is that the technology is changing at such a fast pace and it is difficult to make the right decisions on how best to proceed. The first release will likely be for iOS but if the feedback is promising, then Android will follow close behind. It will initially have basic functionality to manage your own lists, and over time more social features will be added in. I look forward to updating you on progress as the launch date gets closer!

Thanks for all your feedback and encouragement.  A big thanks to all the Plus members who make it possible to keep growing and improving the site. As always, you can help out by taking a couple of minutes to add your thoughts on the feedback page. Hint: It is one of the easiest ways to earn badge ;)

Best wishes! Michael

[garrettdoeseverything]

Ambiance for homework today is provided by the Fez OST, also by Disasterpiece, the same guy who did the Hyper Light Drifter OST. #soundtrack #indiegames #101list #dayzeroproject