Marking a Significant Apple Fitness Streak

If you know me at all, you are likely aware that I do not like to be the center of attention. I rarely highlight my own achievements, and I do not like promoting myself in any manner. This is just how I am.
Back in 2014, Apple announced a new product category, the Apple Watch. It would not be made available until April 24th, 2015. One of the focuses of the Apple Watch is fitness, and in order to motivate people to use the Apple Watch, Apple gamified exercise a bit. This was done by allowing you to see how long you have had any of the three items tracked: standing hours, exercise minutes, and calories burned, and users could set their own goals for each of these.
The Apple Watch was one of the products that I ordered that I did not receive on day one. Instead, my Apple Watch did not arrive until May 1st, 2015. Even if I started using it on May 1st, I would not have been able to get my standing hours in. On May 2nd, 2015, I started my streaks and kept it up the rest of May, that was until May 31st. On May 31st, I did not get in my exercise minutes nor did I meet my calorie goal. The reason that I did not get this was because I had spent that entire week doing significant work to move buildings at work. This included staying up significantly late and getting little sleep. Therefore, my next move streak would begin on June 1st.

Today my "Longest Move Streak" is 3650 days, making it 10 full years of a continuous move streak. It is strange to think about the fact that it has been 10 years, not only because I have been wearing a watch for 10 years, but also because this means that I have had to jump through some hoops to keep the streak alive. One of the more precarious is the fact that for a portion of that time, health and fitness data was not synchronized over iCloud. Instead, it was backed up to your phone, so you would have to transfer the data from phone to phone, or via a backup on a computer. In all of that time, my data has stayed intact. Additionally, a vast majority of this time was during an era where you could not pause your streaks if needed; therefore, even when I did not feel all that well, I still managed to get all of my exercise, move, and standing goals accomplished.
I know some are probably thinking "big deal", but it is still a significant feat. I do not know how long the streak will go; it is entirely possible that it will end at some point, but until then, I will keep trying to keep all of my fitness streaks going.
