actualNoteContentPart: # 🏋️ Completed Task Stats: Recurring Streaks (Habit Building)
  Finally, the "Task Streaks" tab lets you see where your follow-through has been most spectacular:
  
  
  Create new habits by combining [Flexible Recurrence](https://www.amplenote.com/help/tasks_and_todos_recurring_due_dates)  with the Task Streaks tab for motivation
  
  
  For a task to show as an "active" streak, you must continue to mark it as "Completed" on (or before) the date that it was scheduled to start. This **does not** mean you have to remember to mark the task complete on the day you finished it! But if you forget to mark the task completed after you finish it, then you need to remember to return to it on the calendar, and mark it complete at the scheduled time. 
  
  If you let too much time pass before remembering to mark a task complete, then you'll need to ensure that the subsequent task is scheduled such that it maintains the cadence you specified when you set up the task. For example, imagine you have a "Go to the gym" task that starts every other weekday, and you forget to check it off until two days after it was scheduled to start. You will initially preserve your task streak by marking the task complete when it was scheduled, but the follow-up task will be scheduled after today, which would not maintain the task streak. Thus, you need to reschedule the new task, so it falls on the date it would have been scheduled, had you marked the task complete on time, before you mark it complete. 
  
  ## Use Case for Task Streaks
  The main use case is the critical one described above: compelling yourself to follow through on a new habit that you are looking to build. 
  
  In order to keep yourself on schedule, following through on the intentions that you choose when you're making your quarterly plan, we strongly recommend considering when recurring tasks should be scheduled: weekdays, weekends, or both? Unlike many task scheduling apps, Amplenote offers an option when setting up a flexible recurring task to designate whether it is a weekday (work-specific) task, like email, vs a weekend (personal/family) task, like spending meaningful time.
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  🏋️ Completed Task Stats: Recurring Streaks (Habit Building)
  Finally, the "Task Streaks" tab lets you see where your follow-through has been most spectacular: Create new habits by combining [Flexible Recurrence](https://www.amplenote.com)`
    with the Task Streaks tab for motivation For a task to show as an "active" streak, you must continue to mark it as "Completed" on (or before) the date that it was scheduled to start. This does not
   mean you have to remember to mark the task complete on the day you finished it! But if you forget to mark the task completed after you finish it, then you need to remember to return to it on the calendar, and mark it complete at the scheduled time. If you let too much time pass before remembering to mark a task complete, then you'll need to ensure that the subsequent task is scheduled such that it maintains the cadence you specified when you set up the task. For example, imagine you have a "Go to the gym" task that starts every other weekday, and you forget to check it off until two days after it was scheduled to start. You will initially preserve your task streak by marking the task complete when it was scheduled, but the follow-up task will be scheduled after today, which would not maintain the task streak. Thus, you need to reschedule the new task, so it falls on the date it would have been scheduled, had you marked the task complete on time, before you mark it complete. 
  Use Case for Task Streaks
  The main use case is the critical one described above: compelling yourself to follow through on a new habit that you are looking to build. In order to keep yourself on schedule, following through on the intentions that you choose when you're making your quarterly plan, we strongly recommend considering when recurring tasks should be scheduled: weekdays, weekends, or both? Unlike many task scheduling apps, Amplenote offers an option when setting up a flexible recurring task to designate whether it is a weekday (work-specific) task, like email, vs a weekend (personal/family) task, like spending meaningful time.
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