Closing and adjusting

Yesterday Is Still Closeable

An unclosed day is unfinished recordkeeping, not work that today must repay.

Perhaps you fell asleep, forgot, or simply did not want to review the day. You can still return and resolve what happened while the memory is useful.

Mark each commitment Complete, Later, or Skip. Add a note if context matters. Then close the day.

Closing yesterday does not increase today's capacity, restore a streak, or require you to schedule every moved item now. Later items return as candidates, and today's plan remains a separate decision.

The purpose is clarity, not correction. A late close can still preserve an honest history and keep unresolved work from hovering between days.

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