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I had the same issue until I started using CheckList as my personal Progress tracker. Instead of just writing “read more” or “exercise,” I broke these goals into measurable steps. For example, under reading I added “finish 20 pages daily” and checked them off every evening. For fitness, I tracked workouts by logging “3 runs per week” and seeing how many I completed. Over time, I could look back and actually see the streaks I built. It’s motivating because you’re not just making vague goals – you’re watching them unfold step by step. The extension works offline too, so I update it even when I’m traveling. The visual satisfaction of checking tasks gives me the push to stay consistent. Having it as a Progress tracker made a big difference for me in sticking to personal goals.