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I Tracked Every Habit for 30 Days—Here's What Actually Changed

Let me get one thing out of the way first: I didn't do this to go viral, or to become a better version of myself overnight, or because I read some aesthetically pleasing blog that told me to. I did it because I was slipping. Slowly. Quietly. Like when you're on a moving escalator, but it's going down and you're standing still. I'm Kunal. 23. Night shift CAD drafter. I sit in an office from 6:30 PM to 3:30 AM, mostly pretending to work while trying not to lose my mind. When you live like that long enough, the line between boredom and burnout gets real blurry. So I started tracking. Not because I wanted to change the world, but because I needed to feel like I still existed in it. Here's how it went down. The Setup No fancy apps. Just Google Sheets, a Notion dashboard, and a brain running on caffeine and chronic lower back pain. I picked 10 habits to track: Waking up before noon Not smoking Stretching for 15 minutes Drinking 3L of water 20 minutes of reading 1 new ...
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