Progress Sheet
Track progress
The Progress Sheet is a tool used to track progress over time. It involves creating a sheet with a grid of squares, where each square represents a day. The user writes the name of the month and their name in the upper-left corner, and then writes the days of the month along the short side of the paper. The user then draws a circle in the square where the column with today's date meets the row with the activity they have chosen, and draws a star in every ring where the activity was completed.
- Track progress regularly
- Use a visual representation to track progress
- Review progress regularly to identify areas for improvement
- Create the Progress SheetCreate a sheet with a grid of squares, where each square represents a day. Write the name of the month and your name in the upper-left corner, and then write the days of the month along the short side of the paper.Pro tipUse a consistent format for the Progress Sheet to make it easier to track progressWarningDon't forget to review the Progress Sheet regularly to identify areas for improvement
- Draw a circle for each activityDraw a circle in the square where the column with today's date meets the row with the activity you have chosenPro tipUse a different color for each activity to make it easier to track progressWarningDon't forget to draw a star in every ring where the activity was completed
- Review progress regularlyReview the Progress Sheet regularly to identify areas for improvementPro tipUse the Progress Sheet to identify patterns and trends in your progressWarningDon't forget to adjust your strategy based on the progress you've made
John used the Progress Sheet to track his progress on a project. He drew a circle for each task he completed, and a star for each task he finished. He reviewed his progress regularly and adjusted his strategy based on what he learned.
The Progress Sheet was created as a variant of the Activity Inventory sheet, to help individuals track their progress over time.