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Tracking My Wishlist

Because using Medium to track things has become my thing

4 min readDec 5, 2020

I’ve realized that being able to track my reading and my tv show watching has worked exceedingly well for the sole reason that I check them often enough that it shows up in the URL bar when I just type things in.

There’s also an element of public accountability (particularly for the book reading one) that’s been helpful in motivating me towards these goals. I realize that no one really checks back on these wishlists but still, it creates the atmosphere 🤣

I also really wanted to stop relying on adding things to the Amazon wishlist, just because I want to stop purchasing so many things from Amazon.

✨ Higher Priority

Thoughts: if I last until April 2020 where I can just hop on to a new “free” phone plan, the $600 I’ve estimated for a new phone should be switched over to an ipad/ apple pen so I can design more delicious designs for redbubble :)

Phone — [ est. $600 ]

  • The current one requires resetting to factory settings every 6 to 8 months which is so cursed and I keep resetting it with fingers crossed
  • if my current phone lasts another 4 months I might be able to hold out and get a $0 phone

Printer — [ est $100]

  • for poshmark receipts tbh

Ipad & Apple Pen, or equivalent — [ est…

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Lucy Dan 蛋小姐 (she/her/她)
Lucy Dan 蛋小姐 (she/her/她)

Written by Lucy Dan 蛋小姐 (she/her/她)

Filling in the cracks on conflicting self improvement advice and translating how these can work for a more diverse audience ✨ Icon by: @jkbarts #WEOC writer.

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