Thereās more to life than this.
423 more wordsIāve redesigned meow.garden from the ground up, eschewing the ādigital gardenā concept in favor of something a little more home-grown. The ācool stuffā from my monthly notes have been split out into their own section, and the more interesting notes have been moved to a chronological sequence of posts.
229 more wordsMaintaining a personal productivity system, streamlining your task management, working out a daily scheduleā¦ it all adds up! Remember that these meta-tasks are in service of a greater goal. Donāt lose sight of the tasks youāre trying so desperately to keep track of; only doing them will get them done.
9 more wordsFor music producers, new WIP feeling is the emotion associated with elevating a project file from a sketch to the start of a song ā a new work in progress. At least, thatās what I call it in my head. I assume this feeling is more-or-less universal among us. Not everything you throw into the DAW works, and finding something that does work can feel a bit like hitting the bullseye on a moving target.
241 more wordsI have two questions for you. First: are you trying to get something done? Maybe itāll take weeks or months to finish, or maybe itās a particularly demanding or frustrating task. It could be a phone call, an art piece, a blog post, or anything else that takes your time & effort.
396 more wordsThe numbers are an integral feature of every modern social media platform. They comprise likes, shares (e.g. retweets), follows, replies, views, and whatever other forms of engagement apply to the particular platform.
116 more wordsOver the course of a decade, I allowed Twitter to become my primary means of socialization. The vast majority of my public writing manifested as tweets. When I finally decided I was unhappy with the status quo, I created this [[digital garden]] as an alternative outlet for my prose & declared that āI donāt have Twitterā. Iāve since shortened this declaration to āNever Tweetā, which is not only more actionable, but a more accurate characterization of my problems with the website.
484 more wordsLegally, Iāve been an āadultā for over a decade. I file my taxes each year, respond to important emails, and own a vacuum machine and paper shredder. Even if it took some time to adjust, by the age of 24 I thought that I had finally reached the level of emotional maturity adulthood demanded of me. It felt like my aunts and uncles and grandparents were right ā I will, as they say, figure it out as I get older.
341 more wordsThe inward-facing component of [[my mission statement]]:
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