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This is my fourth challenge since returning. My previous ones had... mixed success. This one will be better. Yeah, positive thinking, right? I’ve previously used a stat system for my challenges, which was fun. So I’m reviving that, more or less. The stats are Strength, Dexterity, Constitution, Sanity, and Charisma. There are also points from doing the goals, which I can redeem for loot. Which I have listed in a wishlist. This challenge, I have four goals. Two are repeats from my last challenge (with a little tweaking). One is from my first. And one is a new goal. All of these goals will be tracked in a habit app. -> Eat 3 times a day, 1 point each (Constitution) -> Drink 75oz (~2.2 liters) a day, 1 point each (Constitution) -> Wash face once a day, 1 point each (Charisma) -> Exercise 2 times a week, 5 points each (Strength) 125 points = passing (Note that passing is about 80% of the total possible points.) Exercising will be a Zeroh Custom Workout, consisting of sets of squats, planks, incline push-ups, and door pulls*. For 0 week, there are 3 special goals. Find my face wash, clear an area to exercise, and continue with the eating and drinking goals from my previous challenge. Each of these are worth 5 points. For those who read this far, here’s a little bit about me. I’m an asexual genderqueer vegetarian on the autism spectrum. And tarot reader. I was raised by gamer parents. I enjoy hiking and taking pictures. I’m interested in parkour and snowboarding, but have no experience in either. Also, I struggle with a number of mental health issues. Edit: By door pulls, I don’t mean actually door pulls. But something more like doorway pulls. It’s an exercise that I came across years ago, but I don’t remember where or what the real name for it is. This is in a doorway without a door. Grab each side (left and right) of the doorway, lean back, and then pull yourself up. I usually get a bit of momentum near the top of the pull, so I’ll end up letting go of the doorway if I go too far. But then grab back on as I end up falling backwards. Very important to make sure you’re using the correct form with your back. Well, it’s important all over, but especially with your back for any pull exercise!