Hey Alan! Sorry for such a late response haha. I'm actually not super active in the community, but did get on the Level 2 as soon as I could :) It felt like quite an upgrade to me and to be honest I'm still not really using all of the features (maybe that's OK though). To me the biggest wins really came from getting quarters and years, specifically since I wanted to plan my 2026 in the FMS and also from creating all of my projects in the FMS as well. I like how projects are integrated in all the cycle's planning, and I already created a bunch of them and just defining them, creating definitions of done, prioritizing, attaching to cycles, etc. Getting them out of my head felt great and I still need to create more. I can't say I've gotten too deep into creating my "Masterpiece Day Structure" with buttons and stuff, but I'd probably get into that later on :)

Nice! Can't wait to get started with that! I'm almost done with level 1 💪

Hi Jen! I totally get your confusion about this! I went through the same thing at first, and I can share what’s been working for me. With the "in bed on time" habit, I keep it simple: to me that refers to the previous day. I think that makes sense because when you enter your "sleep start" time in the morning that actually refers to the previous day. As for the weekly review and planning part my approach has actually changed over time. I used to do it on Monday, so I could close out the full week and plan the next one all at once. It made Monday kind of my “administrative” day. But later I realized I prefer to start Monday already knowing my plan, so now I wrap up my week on Sunday instead. Even if not all data for Sunday is final, it doesn’t really distort the overall picture and it feels great to begin the week with clarity and focus. That approach feels pretty effective for me, but I’d love to hear what others do too, maybe there are even smarter ways to handle it! 😊

Hey everyone 👋 I’m Velata, joining from the Republic of Moldova 🇲🇩. My main interests are psychology, self-development (both personal and professional — HR is my field), and staying active with hiking and gym training. After 7 years in recruitment helping people find the right roles, analyzing their needs, and adapting to the constant changes in the labor market, I decided to start a consulting project in the field of career guidance. The idea first came to me about 3 years ago, and since then I’ve been gathering materials, saving success stories from my practice, and taking notes in Notion. But because everything was so scattered and unstructured, I never managed to move from “collecting” to actually building. I’m just as happy as all of you that Peter’s system is now available to use and bring into our Notion lives. For me, it feels like the right structure to finally organize my thoughts, ideas, and this whole project and even my life in general :) I really love how thoughtful and deep the approach is, starting from the basics and focusing on consistency in daily routines. So I’m here to learn, apply, and turn my “chaotic drafts” into a solid reality 🙌 I’m excited to be part of this community and to share the journey! Also curious to hear how others are using LifeOS in their projects and lives, looking forward to exchanging ideas!