I believe I’ve mentioned before how anal I can be about some things. If not, well, consider yourself informed. For instance, I love making spreadsheets and lists, have computer files and filing cabinets logically labeled with group headings, sub-headings and files in order. I’m a dichotomy between that trait and the disorganized mess that is my office. I still say it just looks that way. I know where the important stuff is. The rest is just stuff I might need some day.

Okay, so my mind is disorganized, too. I ‘m digressing already. See, I’ve decided to track my productivity more closely in order to hold myself accountable–and that’s the true subject of today’s post.

I always have a spreadsheet tracking my progress on individual manuscripts, but lately I’ve been working on two WIP’s at once. Therefore, I needed a Total Daily Page Count spreadsheet–don’t you think? I can double check my page count in each WIP spreadsheet as well. I won’t bore you with all the gory details, but the part I’m going to post on here each week will look something like this:

Weekly Productivity Report
Date———T/B——M/L——Ttl Pgs
5/8———– 3——– 0———- 3
5/9 ———–1——– 1———- 2
5/10 ———-3——–1———–4
5/11 ———-4——– 1———- 5
5/12———- 0——– 3———- 3
5/13 ———-1——– 0———- 1
5/14 ———-3——– 3———- 6
—————————————
Wkly Ttls: —13——– 9——— 22

Ttl Pg Ct: —-13 ——-18——— 31

I don’t have titles yet, so T/B = Tyler and Brianna; M/L = Mason and Leilani.

Hey, wake up! All that snoring is shaking my computer.