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PL3NISH JOURNAL

Track how you feel. Understand why it matters.

 

Every day, your body and mind send subtle signals — changes in your energy, focus, mood, and motivation.
The Pl3nish Journal helps you capture those signals in seconds, then turns them into meaningful patterns over time. 

 

Six Core Metrics of Wellbeing

 

Each day, you’ll rate yourself on six key factors that influence your overall performance, health, and mindset.
These are grounded in behavioral science, psychology, and performance management research — the same principles elite athletes and executives use to stay balanced and high-performing. Think of it as a robust set of metrics that are essentially tracking the human operating system.

Hardware Status - Energy and Appetite

Software Status - Mood and Focus

Processing Load - Stress

Executive Function - Gumption

The 6 Factors in the PL3NISH Journal

MOOD

Description - How you're feeling emotionally.

Why it Matters - A quick read on your overall emotional wellbeing.

ENERGY

Description - Your physical vitality and stamina.

Why it Matters - Low energy often signals stress, recovery needs, or nutritional gaps.

FOCUS

Description - Your ability to concentrate and stay present.

Why it Matters - Track mental clarity and cognitive performance.

STRESS

Description - Your perceived tension or overwhelm.

Why it Matters - Identifies when you need recovery or mindfullness.

APPETITE

Description - Your hunger cues and eating balance.

Why it Matters - Reflects nutrition timing, horomones, and stress levels.

GUMPTION

Description - Your motivation, confidence, and drive.

Why it Matters - Indicates resilience - your willingness to take on the day.

Rating - 1

 

Very Unpleasant. Intense feelings of despair, panic, anger, or pain.

Rating - 2

 

Unpleasant. Feelings of sadness, worry, frustration, or discomfort.

Rating - 3

 

OK. Neutral. No strong emotions either way.

Rating - 4

 

Pleasant. General feelings of comfort, satisfaction, or mild happiness.

Rating - 5

 

Very Plesent. Feelings of elation, excitement, or deep peace

MOOD

Rating - 1

 

Aweful. Very Low,

“Off balance”, or depleted

Rating - 2

 

Bad. Low,

Below your normal baseline

Rating - 3

 

Ok. Moderate,

Average or Steady

Rating - 4

 

Good. High,

Feeling strong and capable

Rating - 5

 

Great. Very High,

Optimal performance zone

ENERGY

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