How I’m Gamifying Life in 2025 💜

[@AshtheViking]

My problem with programs like this is that tracking itself becomes an additional task to do.

[@Ywinania]

Only In the beginning, if u stick to it it becomes automatic, I've been tracking things for 2 years , it's easier if u put reminders and such , after awhile when u do the thing u just log it in quickly , I use app such as habits and in my opinion it's better than a notebook as it also give u graphs and such

[@halley8105]

Yeah I tried it this year and fell off it after three months cause it felt like a chore

[@pyrogriffin]

This program is very hit or miss for people with adhd. If you don’t get dopamine from doing tasks, asking someone to do more tasks in order to do the tasks you don’t want to do is a fast way to burn out on anything. Also it’s hard to gamify something if it’s a game you don’t want to play.

[@tia-szn]

You can use habitica if you're open to something digital.

[@aggie9707]

as someone with autism and super strong adhd and a similar game system for a few years- its really hard in the beginning but by putting reminders on alarms and sticky notes all over the house and the support of my family, it eventually became second nature!!! its harder to not start my day with a list now and its a lot easier and super fun to get stuff done! its really rewarding and totally worth it in the end trust me!!!!

[@gwendolynrobinson3900]

Thid remonds me of an rpg website my mom had us play as kids called Chore Wars, she could design chores for our characters to attack in the form of monsters, and whenever we cpmpleted tasks the monster was defeated and we gained gold and items and could trade them in for rewards irl and eatch our characters level up (:

[@leahb3298]

That’s amazing i need to get that for myself😂😂

[@LinZeeRoxsOyea]

Your mom was ahead of her time 😂🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@happytofu5]

I tried to play that with my brother, but our chores were just too imbalanced to make for a good game.

[@feloneewebster3420]

Building a profile page would be a plus as part of the game, even if you’re going as yourself. I attended graduate school for art therapy a year ago and building a character profile (like based on DnD) was encouraged as an activity idea to promote self esteem and self love. You can identify your strengths, quirks, weaknesses, goals, even sketch/draw a self portrait if you like to draw, etc…mostly focus on what you like about yourself and what you can do to enhance that. I love the idea of gamification with journaling. This video changed my life perspective into certain video games when doing certain tasks. For example, those point and click beauty games when doing beauty/hygiene routine, dress up games when getting dressed, webkinz when taking care of pets, guitar hero/rock band/rocksmith when practicing guitar. This is a wonderful idea!

[@AkiAmeko]

I'm really curious to know more about this. Do you still have any resources from when you used this in class?

[@Melody-bg2wl]

My partner and I are doing this this year - using the traditional skill points from DND; Strength / Dexterity / Constitution / Intelligence / Wisdom / Charisma

[@Erikasplansandplays]

What a fun and creative idea!!

[@halley8105]

Sounds fun. Please tell me more

[@Melody-bg2wl]

@@halley8105 In essence - breaking the skills down to what they apply to in real life - Strength being strength training, Dexterity being flexibility/acrobatic skill, Constitution = Stamina/endurance training Intelligence = studying (we're both uni students) or reading/learning during holidays, Charisma = Social activities and Wisdom = hobbies and home projects/chores. Easy activities get you 10xp, Moderate are 20xp and Hard are 50xp, and for each skill point the amount required goes up. Like Jess said though, you've gotta work out what the activities are for each point for you and what constitutes an easy/medium/hard activity. I made us both character sheets and like a weekly habit tracker we track the amount of xp gained in a day and add them up at the end of the week to add to the total.

[@panasado7886]

I want to know more too!

[@HolyAwesomeStitches]

Heavily considering DnD-ifying the terms for myself too now! I feel like bc it's something familiar, it'll be easier for me to understand and get into

[@SarraCannon]

"Aint no magical creature stealing my points." 😁 I adore you so much.

[@JashiiCorrin]

Haha 😂 glad you liked that part 💜

[@happytofu5]

I started to break down complex tasks into quests. They have an intro (the prep), a number of quest steps depending on the complexity, and an end boss which is the last step that finishes the damn thing. I give myself a reward point for every quest step, and for the end boss. When I have 100 reward points, I buy myself something nice.

[@IDreamOfCrafting]

My two friends and I are doing this for 2025. We're all AuDHD along with other things, but were continually working on ourselves and supporting each other. This is right up our nerdy alley! Lol thanks for sharing!

[@amberklein1560]

Imagine this as a perfectly created game app on your phone!

[@JashiiCorrin]

That'd be awesome, haha 💜

[@ave_smirnova]

there is one it’s called Habitica :-)

[@micuplans]

the app "habitica" kind of is, hehe

[@odaline8629]

Isn t Habitica like this?

[@EleiyaUmei]

@@odaline8629 Or Finch

[@Persnikity-yv3nh]

I love this! I have ADHD, so I think I'll assign my points entirely based on how easy it is for me to START the task. Basically, the more likely I am to put something off, the more points I'll get for completing it 😊

[@shughes6878]

Oh excellent! I have ADHD (and am autistic), so this idea is awesome! Thanks.

[@Saturn691]

I’ve been rotting on Skyrim the past couple weeks and just yesterday I was thinking to myself “I wish when I worked on something, I would get a level up notification in real life and be able to pick new perks each time.” And here this video is on my feed. Just what I needed.

[@bsmithremmick]

I would love to see what other rewards you assigned for other skill areas - I think I struggle with figuring this out and I would love to see more examples

[@cebolitem]

me too! Like, what should I reward myself in the prosperity area that is not counter-intuitive?

[@brunadeoliveira4586]

!!!

[@lisamugscraps4196]

Your yearly collections video really inspired me to try a version of this. I'm focused on my dream project for the year (Writing and editing a novel), 12 side projects and my routines for cleaning and exercising, which have been dismal. I already had a draft of my points system, but this video has given me some new ideas to consider. Thanks for the great content.

[@JashiiCorrin]

Most welcome! 💜 glad the general idea appealed to you 😄

[@airwreckaaaaaaaa]

*saves to watch again later with a notebook*

[@JashiiCorrin]

Good idea 💪

[@_san_flower_]

A gnome??? Please Jess, we all know you are a wizard!

[@lanuitbleue640]

Technically, gnomes are the race/species and wizards are a class. So she can totally be a gnome wizard!! 😂

[@_san_flower_]

@lanuitbleue640 a gnome wizard sounds amazing!

[@JashiiCorrin]

Wizard gnome 😈🪄

[@katendress6142]

​@@lanuitbleue640thank you for being That Nerd (TM) so I didn't have to.

[@artblob]

I think gnome is a perfect choice! Because gnomes technically they require a passion to live on! Their lifeforce is passion. So to keep the gnome alive it must pursue a passion. Cultivating a passion for life is a beautiful quest I think

[@wabisabi8571]

this was so helpful and relatable! I struggle with admin and bureaucracy especially. and with habits that don't have an end 'goal'. and about analysis paralysis, you were spot on! i get so overwhelmed making plans precisely because I want my list to be 'exhaustive'. thank you so much for this video

[@JashiiCorrin]

Most welcome! 💜 Glad it resonated with you 😄

[@lynetteprinsloo5055]

This is honestly one of the best ideas I've heard in a while. I am actually thinking of studying gamification as a post-grad in education, and being able to do this on myself first can be a great way to see how it works and how it can be implemented into high school specifically later on, with a bit of tweaking of course. So thanks Jess for your trouble in setting this up and explaining it. I am getting the excel sheet and cannot wait to get started... Now I am just waiting for my new notebook to get here

[@karamichelle6919]

"I want to put less things on the plate of future me" 👌💯😏 yaaaassssss. I felt this. My brain was like "hey listen up! Do this, too!"

[@JashiiCorrin]

Haha glad that point resonated 😝💜

[@jojobro3232]

This is so fun!! As a lover of TTRPGs and Bullet Journalling/planning, this video is a match made in heaven. Thank you for all the time you spent on it, and for sharing it with the world :)

[@Chaotic_Pixie]

You’ve provided me with so many useful tips and tricks plus this way of gamifying a bujo that I’m absolutely excited to expand journaling beyond my knitting journal & to make my knitting journal prettier when it comes time to start a new one. I have plans for a tracker journal, which for me is the most approachable and useful, and a reading journal. Honestly, it took you essentially giving permission for trackers to be in their own journal for a bujo to make sense for me… to feel approachable… that and the concept of a reading journal with all its fun trackers. I love to track things and I’m an absolute stats nerd (former math tutor) and total game nut. I’m already planning out my personal development categories or “skills” and have plans for a D20 chore list. I already keep a “dopamenu” so this will be a handy place for it too. I’m also thinking this will give me a better way to keep track of recipes to repeat. I always forget what I liked when it comes time to make dinner (ADHD can be a real PIA) Srsly, thank you for putting your content out there. It’s truly helped me feel like doing this is possible… it’s never felt possible before. It’s always been overwhelming to me… the idea of daily journaling… but coloring in a few boxes and tracking milestones/big events/accomplishments is doable. A few minutes a day at most… and the pages are one time art projects. No need for daily designs. I’m genuinely curious how others do these daily/weekly things. I haven’t done any sort of a daily journal since high school and it was an assignment notebook. I’ll be checking out the discord and maybe people will be showing off how they do daily journaling… or even weekly.

[@RadicalPerception]

ong this video is best videos on gamifying journaling method i wanted to try out but idk how to do it. ur video helped me a lot. i hope i find the upcoming year more fun and productive

[@Qarolfern]

I have dissociative identity disorder and I think this could be a really helpful way to get my personalities to work together instead of in competition with one another

[@JashiiCorrin]

Oh nice, I'm glad you think it could be helpful for you! 💜

[@Will_Tree]

Wait that's a really good idea, my best friend is an alter in a system and I wonder if it could help them too!

[@sightingsara]

GIRL this timing is perfect!!! I was thinking the same thing for the following year bc I reminded myself that when I was little I’d do that to my notebooks. So as I was looking for inspiration I’ve been seeing the Notion Life RPG thing AND YOUR VIDEO IS AMAZING TOO!!!! I’m so excited to try this out bc I’ve ordered a ton of journaling supplies and stickers to make it happen😂

[@Carrie.Number1]

Ah, Jess. You look so happy talking about this new life admin goal growth. And it makes me happy for you!

[@JashiiCorrin]

Thanks 😄 I’m looking forward to it 😈

[@MsJDH87]

So fun! Will you have a video detailing your specific tasks for each life area, the different projects you want to work on, and the rewards you've set for yourself? You have a couple of examples in the video, but I'd love to know the whole shebang!

[@davidboomer6205]

That's very SMART, Being a Gamer and studying with procrastination all the time, 100% recommended 💯🔝

[@ThePokeStarter]

I'm someone who finds it easier to use a system based on the amount of effort I've invested in making it "fun" or "pretty" (hence why decorating a bullet journal is a must for me), so this system seems very promising! You've got me to Subscribe :)

[@cvvzdesigns]

I love that the 1st reward is "High five" 😆 Edit: I have issues delaying gratification, so rewards never work for me beyond dopamine for reaching my goal. I've stopped even trying to think up rewards. Haha.

[@stargirl7646]

Same! I wrote a comment about a BuJoRPG journal system that had a different system for rewards that I wonder might work better for me

[@sparklypoof]

I am all set up for 2025 already - but I love this idea!! I would totally use a spreadsheet for it, too - hahaha, too much math/tracking otherwise!! ;) I am VERY curious if all this planning and prep actually DOES incentivize you for 2025 to Do The Things - cuz that's where I fail every time I have tried a reward system. I could see taking this gamification even further, and making sure you write your why's for each area of your skills because you want to level up to X in order to defeat something - battling the baddies of procrastination, messiness, overwhelm, etc. - but that would involve even MORE prep, and possibly world/story-building too... 🤔🤔🤔

[@BammyNC]

This is so clever. Wonder if I could keep the enthusiasm the whole year....only one way to find out! Thanks.

[@renmcg12]

I am so excited to try this in the new year. I tried to set up a rewards system based on habits for 2024 and it failed pretty spectacularly because it was way too vague. Sure, I might fail again, but at least it'll be fun to set up!

[@JashiiCorrin]

Haha that's a good attitude to have 💜 Heck yeah for fun setups 👌 Hopefully it does prove useful for you though! 🤞

[@shanyavirasinghe8591]

Oh what fun! You’ve really thought everything through! I’m going to have to watch this a few more times to make sure I understand it all! Only you could have come up with this! Sheer genius! I’m trying to decide on my character-I’m thinking I’d like to be a dragon as there are days when I’d love to be able to incinerate a few things! Now to assign tasks and points 😊❤

[@luna.scamander]

I love, love, love this! Also, perfect timing as I was planning on starting a new Bullet Journal again next year.. I have been struggling with keeping the motivation up to actually use it.. But this idea is GENIUS ❤ My brain already works non stop on possible rewards, tasks, skill names.. Thank you so much ❤

[@KekoLynn]

I'm seriously waiting for Apple Vision Pro (or some other AR headset) to implement this idea as a health "game" experience. I can only imagine how freaking awesome it would feel to hear a chime or see sparkle effects every time you finish folding a shirt or putting a clean dish in the cabinet.

[@manilaboipai5190]

I believe there is an app called Gamify, that does this kind of thing, but it isn't so detailed like this

[@Ithoax]

This is very nifty! I think it’s a lovely concept! I dont think i would be able to personally do this because the amount of admin work involved in both building the system and maintaining the system. Versus just attempting to add a period of reflection time into my journal on a loose routine analyzing what parts of my life feel like they need more love and how to give them more love. But i wish you a good time!!!

[@FlowerHeartPlans]

I absolutely love this!! Thanks for sharing this idea. So creative and has me thinking of ways to make my tasks/goals more achievable and enjoyable. This also gives me a reason to start another notebook lol

[@shroomziez7437]

im also interested in adding an element to actually get myself to keep a streak going. i think i would do this by making task cards (physical objects, like a card game) that have assigned tasks and i draw a 1pt, 3pt, and 5pt card each day, as well as a "focus" card for the week. and then i get points for completing the tasks i drew, and i lose points for not completing a task. that would be fun

[@aquardialboyles8962]

This is what I need, too. My executive function needs physical objects as reminders to do things. If it's not dead-center in front of my face, it does not exist. But keeping the tasks as a card game for daily and weekly would help!

[@cartoonkitteh]

I'm going to try some aspects of this for my new year set up, specifically setting a reward for accomplishing a task. I find I don't reward myself for achieving things and I don't feel accomplished, even when people tell me I could/should be proud of myself. Time to rewire my brain 💪🏻

[@kyraeverknight]

I’m so excited I found this video! I’m going to work on doing this as a farm sim! So many fun ideas!

[@TheUltimateScorpio]

This was such a nice and refreshing video to watch and also a great way to think about tracking habits without thinking about it in a certain way. Thank you!!!

[@JashiiCorrin]

Most welcome! 😄💜 Glad you enjoyed it!

[@positivelyisabella]

I am so excited to try this next year… I’ll have to go back the the discord to start chatting with other and see how they are utilizing this system. As a long time DnD player I am excited to gamify my life

[@samanthajohnson9756]

omgosh! Love this and LOVE the way you think! I just stumbled across your channel today and I'm already obsessed! I have ADHD and this just gave me so much clarity and that dopamine release that ADHD's so desperately need to executively function. Thank you!!!

[@JashiiCorrin]

Most welcome! 😄 Glad to have you here with us, and that you liked the idea! 💪

[@stayinURlane21]

Girl, an instant pot would help you so much with meal prep! Consider getting that lower on your reward system. I love this idea overall, I just started making a character to train as for working out. Now will be following your method for all areas of life.

[@SuzanneBjork-pl7pk]

I’m not a computer gamer, but I’m seeing some possibilities in using old time games-bingo, dice, cards, a number spinner like in chutes and ladders. My biggest issue-rewards. I like high 5, and dance party. I tend to move the goalpost, as I’m working on a project, so being more intentional about scoring will be helpful in changing that pattern. I’m also thinking of using flow charts and outlines, and even essays to help make progress. So, I’m truly going “old school”!

[@ravenspades]

I was skeptical about the title but hoped the idea would be useful but when you started talking about rpg, I was immediately hooked! I love D&D and this is a great framework for me to consider my player character's progress. You're wonderful, thank you so much!

[@JashiiCorrin]

Most welcome! Glad the idea appeals to you 😄

[@toristeunebrink5705]

I decided to do a “Character Creation” page (it’s just me though) with some base stats (giving each skill a number 1-10) character class (artist/bard) “special skills” my myers briggs info, “negative traits” couldn’t think of a better name but I have for example: Dermatillomania & Imposter Syndrome. I also have a space for Achievements, some already completed and space for more! Idk I just think it’s fun!

[@keltavuokko]

I love this concept in how it can remove some weight off your shoulders if you fail - if you don't manage to level up your character some month, it's your character who is not leveling up, not you. For that reason, I think I'm going to give this system a go with an imaginary character. Thanks for an interesting concept and video!

[@selfimprovementgamified]

As someone also OBSESSED with gamification, this is incredible! My only concern, as some people have mentioned, is that with such a complicated system, it may be difficult to keep up with. Do you have any suggestions for this?

[@avenomizedmind5256]

Hi total first time viewer just wanted to say out of all the videos on this subject I've seen this was the best one actually describing the rules of the game 🎮 definitely subbing

[@JashiiCorrin]

Thanks! 😄💜 I tried to do a fairly thorough job of it. Will definitely warrant some more videos as things get underway next year 💪

[@Tash6143]

I admit, I'm not going to do this myself, but I absolutely love it! It is a really creative idea!

[@frederiquelong785]

Excellent perspective ! Attributing level numbers to the different areas of life may be a little bit tricky but once it's done, I have no doubt that the playful side if your method is working. Having the big project moving half way around for this summer with my family for the middle of August 2025 implicates necessary changes in some my life areas. I am going to try your game to stop procrastinating, be more productive and... reward myself ! Thanks for sharing !

[@nastiazhy]

Girl, you might will change my life with this video! Haven’t felt so inspired in a long time, thanks and happy holidays!

[@JulnirIzdrage]

I love your ability to be creative with this and hope it works for you!!

[@artwordslovelight]

So happy to find this!!! I have wanted to do something like this and basically written this down so many times with no good way how to push forward to actually complete these tasks. This is awesome. Will definitely be trying out. Thank you so much for laying down the foundation.

[@JashiiCorrin]

Most welcome! 💜 hope it proves useful for you 🤞

[@Tubylitube]

2* 15 min exercise is more points than 1* 30 that can also be an extra incentive, because little moments often is better than 1 big one 😅

[@JashiiCorrin]

Yeah, help me build up that consistent effort over time 👏

[@toristeunebrink5705]

Maybe another fun element could be unlocking “gear/armor/weapons” as you level up or even before. So instead of the super fun prizes maybe you get a new duster or toothbrush or something (not as exciting but kind of fun if you think about it as upgrading your equipment)

[@Jazzes.official]

im gonna try this out using a story of mine! basically i take care of the main character, who got infected (not saying the actual terms since yall would be confused) and i'll help the main character get better and better with the help of the other main and side characters

[@EleiyaUmei]

You can use any game for this and have that influence not only the asthetics but the mechanics too. For example, you could use Pokémon and instead of a character, you have one or more Pokémon where any sort of task gives you EXP and if you reach a certain EXP goal, your Pokémon develops.

[@bluecannibaleyes]

You could have a whole team of different Pokémon of different types for the different areas.

[@EleiyaUmei]

@@bluecannibaleyes yup and do some arena fights to collect badges

[@Mangoos305]

Hey!! Thank you so much for this idea! I’m a graphic designer so I’m currently making my own game journal. it looks really cool. Thank you so much 💕💕

[@thewhitewayofdelight6918]

omg i was trying to find a system of gamifying, but i didn't know how to connect everything. thank you for sharing!

[@heatherhague564]

I love this idea but am adding in an extra mechanic of a cap to points towards character for each skill a month to incentivise me to do other categories as otherwise I think I’ll stick to just the ones I like doing 😂 hoping this helps with balance going forward!

[@JashiiCorrin]

Good idea! 💪 Given that balance is the aim of the game, makes a lot of sense 👌

[@batbrainbat]

I tried something similar to this at one point, but it fizzled out because I couldn't come up with any rewards. The social outings most other people see as easy-fun-time are just another task for me, and one of the most challenging ones at that. I also can't afford rewards in the form of physical purchases. I couldn't find any kind of dopamine release to relate to the points, so the high of getting a bigger score eventually deflated and felt pointless... Still keeping systems like this at the back of my mind in case I come up with a good tweak though

[@aquardialboyles8962]

I hear you. My therapist recommended I use something calming like reading a book, or an extra hour of scrolling social media. One cautionary thing is not to use food as a reward. I used to do that - not a good idea.

[@CL1pp08]

Something personal I might do for the rewarding system is unlock specific items when reaching a certain level on one or more areas. For example: Reward: Dance pad Requirements: Lvl 7 on agility and lvl 8 on economy In addition to that, a task can give you XP in more than one area at the same time 🐛

[@JashiiCorrin]

Sounds like a cool tweak 💪

[@carmenunzuebasagoiti9133]

This is absolutely amazing, so much fun! Please keep us updated with your progress. I’m definitely gonna copy this 😍

[@КаринаГой-ы9ш]

It's a great idea, I guess I'll change it a little bit in my bullet journal, but I keep definitely this interesting idea with points.

[@Myhyperfocusedhobbies]

Love this!!! Good luck!!

[@JashiiCorrin]

Thanks! 💜 I'm looking forward to it 😈

[@pennybast3953]

It's also fun to change the words you use on your task list. Instead of picking up a prescription from the pharmacy, pick up a potion from the apothecary.

[@toristeunebrink5705]

It might be fun to add in Main Quests and Side Quests! I think it’s helpful for me to think of it that way. It helps me prioritize. The math part makes me worried about seeing the chart through but we’ll see! I’m excited about trying this method because I love games and I desperately need a plan for my life lol

[@JashiiCorrin]

I’ve got main and side quests in my system as main and mini goals 😄 those will probably have points assigned to them or their action steps to incorporate them in

[@toristeunebrink5705]

Oh awesome!

[@christinahamm879]

Fun idea! I've found that instead of pursuing a generic vague goal of just exercising for x minutes, I'm way more motivated to train new skills and level up in real life (e.g., do a pull-up, a handstand). This caused me to be the most consistent in exercising I've ever been for an entire year and still going strong. And you can always set more challenging skills as your next goal

[@JashiiCorrin]

Very fair point 👏 Having those specific and intentional milestones to hit can be super motivating 😄

[@francesrichter4057]

This is genius! I was thinking about how to integrate Habitica into the makselife system I use on paper and here I have my answer. Mind blown. Thank you so much for making this video! Side note: halfling bard myself. Gnome-halfling shorty solidarity!

[@ateana_lenn]

I immediately thought about Habitica too, and wondered if it wouldn't be easier to just set up Habitica so it would count the points and stuff by itself, but eventually I realized that what would make Habitica less interesting/I wouldn't keep it up I think is that it might feel like the point would be arbitrarily gained? I'm not sure I can articulate properly the realization I had during the video 😅

[@AveryGrindsStuff]

Profession(FILL IN BLANK) is used in pathfinder 1E! this seems like such a cute way to track stuff!

[@arpilclark1]

Projects are side quests surely haha, love this!

[@letsexplorcorners]

Awesome idea, I’ve been thinking about creating a fun journal for next year, 2025, that will help me with my goals and skill growth. I be watching reading journals and monthly journal videos that are amazing. Thank you for this video. Now I just need to find the right journal for next year 😄😉

[@customMadebyACLD]

OMG! This is an awesome idea. I've been trying to find a way to help me be more consistent in my journaling not only in my daily journal but also in my wellness one. I always find myself having to play catch up? And as I love playing games (if they can keep me entertained and keep evolving (not repetitive)), this is perfect. I can create my dream game using my own life. Love it. Thank you so much for sharing this. 🥰😍💙💜💖💓💞💕💜💙😍🥰

[@rundmc2514]

quick... start making this app!! This is so genius! It is kind of like Finch which I love but this has a totally different twist!

[@JashiiCorrin]

Would be super cool to make it into an app, haha 💜

[@bedhead-studio]

I've tried something similar, but I struggle to mentally associate actions to rewards. They feel completely separate from the task and therefore not relevant. Doing tasks to get a reward typically makes me not care about the reward by the time I earn it. I would even go as far as saying it ruins it for me. Once I decide that something is going to be a reward, I conveniently no longer even like that thing. I'm extremely talented at mental gymnastics.

[@Miss_MiChi]

Yeah same, i prefer Goals. Be creative for my friend, write and publish a novel, go to the dentist and have 0 problem x) So the system is cool but without the rewards for me :)

[@lisametz544]

Omg this sounds like a game changer for me! I've been thinking about how to gamify my life but I couldn't come up with an idea. Thank you so much!! ❤❤❤

[@JashiiCorrin]

Most welcome! 💜 Hope it proves useful for you 🤞

[@dt5622]

If it's hard for you to do, a simple to-do day to day notebook (one per page) has worked for me for 2yrs now. Takes just a couple of minutes to plan the week or the next day, and ticking boxes

[@adhamomar4622]

Nice video.+ I am doing that since I was a kid and happy to see another one doing that

[@robertjarvis721]

Good luck on your quest. Thanks for sharing this.

[@kevread2428]

How about if you think of a monster like a zombie for example and give it hit points and every time you do a task you take off the points obtained from completing the task off its hit points. The greater the monster, the more hit points etc.

[@zhunerkar]

App name Habitica has it all

[@itcanbedonedollars3693]

❤ I love this so much. It is exactly what I need to be focused & manage my year & be present with all the aspects of life in 12 months. I'm going to share this with my writing groups too 😊

[@ainishizikashi]

Extra tasks that you notice along the way could also be skills, feats, and experience that you have either gained or learned when you've levelled up as well 😄

[@jasminesmith2011]

Brilliant! This has me thinking of ways to gamify my classroom and my life! I love your content, thanks!

[@denisseayuso6956]

I love this video, this is everything I’ve been waiting for that I didn’t know I needed

[@pembepatiklipati]

İ actually tried this a few years ago i felt more exhausted and anxious bc managing this added to my workload. So it seems exciting but for those want to try this my advice is to start small

[@JashiiCorrin]

A very fair piece of advice 👏 Want it to be fun, not overwhelming 👌

[@Dxri10]

Someone make a notion template pls. This would be perfect 😭

[@EFergDindrane]

Are you Gary Gygax? Your exponential leveling up (rather than a flat # for every level) is cruel and diabolically effective! I love it. I mean, I'll hate it. But I love it. :D

[@JashiiCorrin]

Haha 😂 Glad you lovehate it 💜

[@tamaraleon395]

I love your drawing, makes the video so much better.

[@julieaskingforafriend]

I've been doing this and it's amazing! It's also a lot of fun. But I had to start before I got my character fleshed out, because I keep changing what I am!

[@Weasleys93]

This looks like fun 😊 my problem with treards is I think it had to be something like I get to buy something, while one of the things i really want to get better at is less shopping - for the planet and for my wallets sake. So I need to come up with rewards that feels rewarding and is something i dont already do regulary for fun

[@eraserewrite]

This is seriously so cool.

[@JashiiCorrin]

Glad you liked it 😄💜

[@sandrabarrosomontero4474]

I love this video. Also, I could listen to your voice for relaxation for hours, even if you weren't saying actual words haha is that so creepy to say? But yeah, one more video that I love. What I like the most is taking what resonates with me and putting it together. Thanks!

[@suzanne_atkinson]

Love this! thanks for the ideas

[@Milena-ry5gy]

I came up with something very similar two weeks ago and it's been so much fun to do it, I set up rewards and penalities (nothing too big) but it's keeping motivated to get more and more points 😂

[@anndaniels4034]

i'm definitely doing this! yay - I might not keep track of points because i need to keep my journal simple to keep up with it. But I love the categories except i'm going to swap Spirit to Aura so they all have different initials.

[@anndaniels4034]

okay, I just decided. it's like you are counting by XP but I'll do it by milestones so mostly the same ideas but i'll mark some of the tasks/project as a milestone to complete in order to level up. This way I can do a similar game to what you're doing, but I won't risk distracting or discouraging myself with trying to track each individual task with a number of points. :)

[@JashiiCorrin]

Heck yeah for finding a system that works for you 💪 Glad you got some ideas out of this one 😄💜

[@CrystellaInvertenica]

That's a great format, I tried to do something similar last year but struggled with the layout so I ended up using Habitica app instead lol I'm hoping I'll do a better job this year with you as inspiration

[@tiptapkey]

I don't get anything out of gamification for some reason. I feel a very weak sense of accomplishment (or none) regardless of how much I actually accomplish. I can't remember the last time I felt reward. I'm so jealous of people who feel purpose.

[@aesyn4533]

Wow this is so fun! I have so many ideas how to improve my productivity tracking now. I really like the idea with leveling up skills! I think I'll skip the idea about points because I don't like being graded or keeping scores though 😅 what I'll do is: having daily quests (this is my healthy routine) and big quests (these are the projects I need to complete) . I think instead of counting points, every time I complete all "daily quests" or a "big quest" I'll just paste an animal sticker on a dedicated page of my journal like I'm collecting animals in a zoo or smth. The more quests I accomplish, the more animals I would have collected. And maybe if if I collect a certain amount of animals then my character would level up. Thank you for inspiring me ❤️

[@shaynaformity1384]

oooooh, I love this! quickie quests and big quests. now i get to look for some fun animal stickers yesyesyes Oh, I could get duckling stickers, and daily quests each get a duckling behind a big Mama duck in a pond, so it's okay if they're not perfectly lined up... yesyes this could be fun!

[@aesyn4533]

@shaynaformity1384 the duck idea is so cute 😍

[@KimtheElder]

Im here from Sarra. So glad she recommended your channel. BTW I would be a gnome as well....just might be that!

[@JashiiCorrin]

Oh awesome! 💜 Love Sarra, she's a good egg 😄

[@quibusquabus]

My family and I used to have a similar system that was tied to screen time. Instead of points, we had minutes. After a week or two though, we all stopped sticking to it