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Working with iAccomplish is easy. First, add an accomplishment. Give it a tag and rate how much you enjoyed it and how “competent” you felt doing it:<\/p>\n
When you’ve entered a few accomplishments, you can view them visually in a chart by day:<\/p>\n Or more granular – for example, by time of day or day of week:<\/p>\n You can also view your accomplishments as a list:<\/p>\n There’s lots more you can learn from using iAccomplish – for example, where do you spend most of your time (or what do you enjoy the most):<\/p>\n You can see how the entire app works in the Help section<\/a>.<\/p>\n If you’re ready to start feeling better by understanding what you actually do<\/em> accomplish and where you spend your time, why not download iAccomplish. It’s only $1.99 cents, but in the run up to the holidays, the iAccomplish will be available for only $.99 until the end of December. That feels pretty good too!<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n
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