Not really myself but because I already have a separate study log. I’ve had a couple of months of trial and error since I started, and recently came to realise that I’ve been doing better with open and relaxed schedules. I don’t have fixed goals (other than daily SRS reviews), so I don’t feel bad when I don’t complete them, and since I don’t feel bad I end up doing more than when I did impose myself some goals. I have it divided in different categories like reading, listening, grammar… and I just log what I do. As long as I’m doing something every day or at least every week I’m happy about it, it means I’m moving forward. And I can see that visually when the week ends and I see what I’ve logged. The main/summary posts everyone is doing here has the same effect I’m sure. You get to see in the form of checkboxes or whatever how long or how much you did. These are specially useful when you’re feeling down or having a week where you don’t do much; it doesn’t bother as much.
So for this reading challenge it’s more the same, I just log here what I read everyday, as well as in the study log with the rest that I do. I like the relaxed nature of it, “no goals just read” (which ironically is a goal itself).
This mindset can potentially attract heavy procrastination as well though so I’d say try different approaches ^^ .
86% → 100% Can check off one box in my summary post 
Not so fluffy and innocent today.
Though it’s more like negotiations than all-out war these days. I actually tried to start reading this manga a while ago on my own, but I found it fairly difficult and stopped after Don’t Stay Gold (which is like…not even the main story, lmao, so I didn’t even really get to the beginning 
). So far, it’s feeling a bit easier this time around, but I’m also still in the part that I’ve read once before, so that might change xD But the book club is definitely helping me get more out of it too, in terms of picking up some cool nuances and details that flew over my head the first time. ^^
