April 25th CPí Closes at 72 Points
Back from vacation, this week’s Cruz Personal Index closed at 72 points.
Back from vacation, this week’s Cruz Personal Index closed at 72 points.
I’m pressing forward with a lot of learning, growth, and opportunity ahead. This week’s CPí closed at 68 points.
The Cruz Personal Index is back for 2008 with a fine, record-breaking close of 76 points.
This week the Cruz Personal Index closed at 64 points. Despite the setbacks I encountered in my life over the past days, God has helped me through and it reflects on the fact that this week the index is only 4 points below October 5th’s record breaking 68-point close. Now, enjoy the chart’s new, bolder look!
This week the Cruz Personal Index closed at 68 points. It has been an exciting week, though I was not able to post many entries on the blog.
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This week the Cruz Personal Index closed at 66 points.
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This week the Cruz Personal Index (abbreviated CPí) closed at 56 points.
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This week the Cruz Personal Index (abbreviated CPí) closed at 62 points.
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The Cruz Personal Index (abbreviated CPí) was created to help me perform a self-assessment of the whole person by examining each individual area. I was inspired to create the assessment in a manner similar to financial market indexes.
The Cruz Personal Index will be updated on a weekly basis (on Fridays or whenever possible) and is not supposed to be complex like other indexes. So here’s my shot at creating a new “index.” 
It should be fun to watch how the numbers change and to watch each week as I try to stay above the average line.
Each area is rated from best to worst performance, a 5 being the best. The sum of all the areas is then multiplied by 2, resulting in the total points for that week.
UDPATE: The index was revamped for the week of 9/21/07. The index will now publish a higher resolution PDF file instead of an XHTML file. In addition the Average Line was replaced with a 90-day Average to make things easier and similar to the measurement used by real indexes.
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