Habit Ledger: 90 Day Virtue Tracker

Habit Ledger is a 90 day habit tracker built around one question: which virtue does each habit serve?

Character is what you repeat. Most habit trackers count streaks. The Habit Ledger asks a better question: which virtue is this habit building? When every square you fill means something, you keep filling them.

Who it is for

Anyone starting a new season of discipline: a training block, a new job, a new year or a fresh start after a hard month.

What is inside

• Choose your habits: up to eight, each tied to wisdom, courage, justice or temperance.
• Monthly trackers: thirty one days at a glance, three months in all.
• Monthly reflections: what held, what slipped and why.
• The ninety day review: decide what is now part of you, and what to train next.

How to use it

Choose your habits on day one and write the virtue each one serves. Shade a square each evening. At the end of every month, spend ten minutes on the reflection page. At day ninety, complete the review.

Why it works

Epictetus taught that every habit is maintained and increased by the corresponding actions. Ninety days is long enough for a habit to settle and short enough to stay focused. Missing a day is not failure here. The review asks what you learned, not how perfect you were.

What you receive

• One PDF of 11 pages: setup, three monthly trackers, three reflections and a full review.
• US Letter pages that also print well on A4.

Good to know

• Instant download after checkout. No shipping, no waiting.
• Works in GoodNotes, Notability, Noteshelf, Xodo or any PDF app, and prints beautifully on US Letter or A4.
• If a file will not open, contact us with your order number and we will send a corrected one.
• For personal use. Please do not share or resell the files.

Ninety days from now, a few small actions will be part of who you are. Start your Habit Ledger today.

Why this 90 day habit tracker works

Habit Ledger is part of a small collection of Stoic planners made to be used every day, not admired on a shelf. Every page draws on the same public domain wisdom you can read in the Meditations by Marcus Aurelius, free on Project Gutenberg. Explore more Stoic planners, or read our guide on how to use a Stoic planner.