As kids, we were told by our teachers and parents to write a
diary to keep a tab on what we have done on that particular day and why.
Actually, diary writing is a good habit. It give s us a consolidated view of
what we did on a particular day. Sometimes, we create our roadmap of our future
based on the activities that we did on a particular day. After putting in words whatever we have on our
mind, we get a feeling that now we are at crossroads. We have the past data along
with the options and opportunities with us in front of our eyes [in diary]. And
we see a vast scope of future that is lying vacant asking us to fill in with
all those dreams that we have for our future. A simple synopsis of what we
write at the end of the day gives us this kind of tremendous feeling and scope
about our present and future.
Now, imagine what if we add predictive analytics stuff to
our diary data! Doesn’t it give more analysis of what we have been doing;
letting us know more about ourselves a little bit – both on the positive and
negative sides? Why [reason!] we got excited on getting a particular
opportunity, why we want to do a certain activity in a specific way, why we
want to show perfection when it comes to our dress code, the redundant
activities what we have been doing unknowingly, the monotonous cycles that we
have been following since our conscience activated on this plant, how we find
and lost opportunities, why we are unable to overcome our challenges, what we
have been doing to make all relations of ours become boring, etc.
This blog thinks why not we measure, match, and manage our
day-to-day activities using predictive analytics for getting a new perspective
about our life’s goals. Just like how the hi-tech shoes send feet-by-feet analyzed
data [while we walk/jog] to our system and display it in terms of easy-to-understand
graphs, charts, etc., similarly, we can treat our daily activities data and get
a wholesome perspective of what, why, and how we have been doing a particular
task or activity.
If you run your diary data through a predictive analytics
application, which analyzes based on the predefined parameters and their
respective weightage, the application’s dashboard displays different trends [future!]
based on your past activities. Besides, it highlights all those activity anomalies
(ex: redundant factors, unnecessary phases, etc.), which help you to tight,
trim, and twist your redundant regular activities to make yourself more
productive.
to lead an exciting, entertaining, and interesting life hereafter?
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