Perfectionism is toxic. It stops us from getting things done and be happy with perfectly (pun intended) good results. It creates fear of mistakes and makes us less willing to try new ways and new things. Perfect is the enemy of progress. Many of us suffer from it to various degrees.

This simple weekly tracker is designed to help form a new habit of tracking performance based on a good-enough mindset instead of perfectionism. A day that is good enough will be represented by a green ring while a less than successful one by an orange ring. Note that there are no red color rings because no day is ever a complete failure. Feel free to replace green and orange with your choice of colors.

There are two versions. One sets the success threshold at 80%, which means that if one has achieved 80% of the expectation/goal for the day, then it’s a successful day. The other sets the threshold at 70%. Print profile is provided for each version. For those who suffer more from perfectionism, the 70% version can be a better option to reduce stress.

For tracking all 7 days of the week, use 7 rings. For tracking weekdays only, use 5 rings.

In addition to act as a weekly daily check, it can also be used to keep track of progress during the day. For example, if one uses time management methods such as the Pomodoro technique, after each Pomodoro is completed, use the ring to indicate if it has been good enough or not.

The tracker is 3.4 inches (86 mm) wide, 1 inch ( 25 mm) deep, and 3.2 inches (81 mm) tall. It will fit on an A1 mini.

Easily print with PLA without support. Single color prints, AMS is not mandatory. No assembly is needed.