In this video, I show you exactly how I track habits and “measure my life” inside Obsidian using the Tracker plugin. Instead of juggling a separate habit app, I keep the data right where my notes and daily logs already live—then I visualize it with clean graphs. I walk through the initial setup, how I structure the data I’m tracking, and how to generate a simple line graph so you can immediately see trends over time. From there, I level it up with automation: I show how to automatically set date ranges using Templater variables, so your dashboards stay up-to-date without you constantly tweaking queries. I also demo different ways to review your habit data—like a calendar-style view and a summary view—so you can zoom in on specific days or zoom out to see patterns across weeks and months. Finally, I cover tracking tasks too, so your habit tracking and planning can live in the same system. If you want a practical, Obsidian-native way to stay consistent, this is the workflow I’d recommend starting with.