This is a simple tool that helps you see where your resources are actually going in your home.

Instead of guessing, you can track your:

• water usage

• energy usage

• waste

All in one place.

It’s not about being perfect — it’s about finally having visibility into what’s happening so you can make better decisions over time

Start small.

You don’t need to fill everything out at once.

Just pick ONE area:

• water

• energy

• or trash

Track it for a few days, and pay attention to what you notice.

That’s it.

Once you can see what’s happening, everything else gets easier.

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This isn’t meant to be overwhelming.

You can:

• track one category at a time

• skip days

• come back when you’re ready

Consistency matters more than perfection here.

Yes — that’s the whole point.

You don’t need:

• prior knowledge

• sustainability experience

• or a “perfect system”

If you’ve ever felt like you should be doing better but didn’t know where to start, this is for you.

It helps you:

• understand your habits

• spot patterns you didn’t realize were happening

• make small changes that actually stick

Most sustainability advice tells you to “do better.”

This helps you see better first.

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You can download it and start using it right away.

There are no hidden steps — just choose the version you prefer:

• Excel

• or Google Sheets

They’re the same tracker — just different formats.

• Excel: best if you prefer offline use or already use spreadsheets

• Google Sheets: best if you want easy access from anywhere

Pick whatever feels easiest for you.

That’s normal.

Most people do at first.

Just ignore everything except one section and start there.

You’re not trying to fix your whole household in a day —
you’re just trying to understand it.

You’ll also get a few short emails from me walking you through:

• how to start

• what to focus on

• how to actually use what you’re tracking

Nothing spammy — just simple guidance so you don’t get stuck.

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If something doesn’t make sense or you’re not sure where to start, just reply to the email.

I’d rather you ask than get stuck.