actualNoteContentPart: As you complete tasks, Amplenote rewards you for following through on your past intentions. Whereas open tasks use Task Score to help you gauge which tasks most deserve your "GSD focus", its counterpart, "[Victory Value](https://www.amplenote.com/help/victory_value_guide_intuition_toward_elevated_mood) ," tracks the extent to which you are working on Important tasks that move you forward toward your long-term intentions. 
  
  This page will offer a recipe to help you work toward maximizing how often you work on tasks that benefit your long-term wellbeing. It will also give an overview of how to access and interpret your Completed Task Stats.
  
  
  The Completed Tasks "Trends" Tab: Go deep into understanding what got done, and how it felt to do it
  
  
  # ⚙️ Define what matters to you via Victory Value
  In order to get the most from Completed Task Stats, it helps to understand the basics of how Amplenote tracks how much meaningful progress is being made on your todo lists. For each completed task, Amplenote assigns a Victory Value score that starts at 1 point (for a basic task w/ no properties set) and scales up based on:
  **Was the task marked "Important"** (hotkey: Ctrl + I)? Completing Important tasks gives more Victory Value
  **Was the task in a note with a Victory Value multiplier**? Not all tasks are created equal. All tasks reside within notes (where "note" is usually equivalent to a "project" in traditional todo apps), where you can apply one or more tags to the note. When you [edit a tag's properties](https://www.amplenote.com/help/tag_renaming_reorganizing#Set_Victory_Value_multiplier) , you can pick a Victory Value multiplier that gives more credit when you finish a task in a category that is important to your current life goals
  **Was a positive mood rating recorded around the time the task was completed**? Being the most productive person in the world isn't worth much if you're miserable while you do it. That's why Amplenote offers a ubiquitous button to record your mood as the day progresses, so that when you visit your Completed Tasks you can piece together which tasks seem to leave you in the best mental space after.
  There are a few other factors that contribute to Victory Value, like working on tasks that unblock other tasks. You can read about these on the [Victory Value page](https://www.amplenote.com/help/victory_value_guide_intuition_toward_elevated_mood) , but most of them are not necessary to understand.
  
  ## Fine-tune Victory Value during monthly review
  Most productivity systems recommend some form of a "periodic audit" to reflect upon how well your recently completed todos have translated to meaningful improvement in your situation. 
  
  To undertake your "personal task audit," navigate to Tasks View, and toggle the option to view Completed Tasks:
  
  
  Navigating to your full list of Completed tasks
  
  
  Once you open your list of completed tasks, you can click on the number next to any task to open a dialog that allows you to manually adjust the Victory Value for tasks that ended up being especially valuable to you.
  
  
  
  Browse through your completed tasks to mark the valuable ones, according to how much value you eventually reaped by completing the task
  
  
  Undertaking a periodic review of your tasks will ensure that when you open Completed Task Stats, you'll maximize the amount of "signal" that can be gleaned about which types of tasks you may want to focus on more during the coming quarter.
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  As you complete tasks, Amplenote rewards you for following through on your past intentions. Whereas open tasks use Task Score to help you gauge which tasks most deserve your "GSD focus", its counterpart, " [Victory Value](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   ," tracks the extent to which you are working on Important tasks that move you forward toward your long-term intentions. This page will offer a recipe to help you work toward maximizing how often you work on tasks that benefit your long-term wellbeing. It will also give an overview of how to access and interpret your Completed Task Stats. The Completed Tasks "Trends" Tab: Go deep into understanding what got done, and how it felt to do it 
  ⚙️ Define what matters to you via Victory Value
  In order to get the most from Completed Task Stats, it helps to understand the basics of how Amplenote tracks how much meaningful progress is being made on your todo lists. For each completed task, Amplenote assigns a Victory Value score that starts at 1 point (for a basic task w/ no properties set) and scales up based on:
  Was the task marked "Important"
   (hotkey: Ctrl + I)? Completing Important tasks gives more Victory Value
  Was the task in a note with a Victory Value multiplier
  ? Not all tasks are created equal. All tasks reside within notes (where "note" is usually equivalent to a "project" in traditional todo apps), where you can apply one or more tags to the note. When you [edit a tag's properties](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   , you can pick a Victory Value multiplier that gives more credit when you finish a task in a category that is important to your current life goals
  Was a positive mood rating recorded around the time the task was completed
  ? Being the most productive person in the world isn't worth much if you're miserable while you do it. That's why Amplenote offers a ubiquitous button to record your mood as the day progresses, so that when you visit your Completed Tasks you can piece together which tasks seem to leave you in the best mental space after.
  There are a few other factors that contribute to Victory Value, like working on tasks that unblock other tasks. You can read about these on the [Victory Value page](https://www.amplenote.com)`
   , but most of them are not necessary to understand. 
  Fine-tune Victory Value during monthly review
  Most productivity systems recommend some form of a "periodic audit" to reflect upon how well your recently completed todos have translated to meaningful improvement in your situation. To undertake your "personal task audit," navigate to Tasks View, and toggle the option to view Completed Tasks: Navigating to your full list of Completed tasks Once you open your list of completed tasks, you can click on the number next to any task to open a dialog that allows you to manually adjust the Victory Value for tasks that ended up being especially valuable to you. Browse through your completed tasks to mark the valuable ones, according to how much value you eventually reaped by completing the task Undertaking a periodic review of your tasks will ensure that when you open Completed Task Stats, you'll maximize the amount of "signal" that can be gleaned about which types of tasks you may want to focus on more during the coming quarter.
noteTitle: Completed Task Stats: Combining productivity, positivity