To determine progress in #health, measure input daily and output yearly.
To determine progress in #wealth, measure input yearly and output monthly.
To determine progress in #relationships, measure input weekly and output quarterly.
Interesting! How would explain your method to work with strong and weak energy in three short sentences or less?
The mind-body connection is fascinating! While the “one and zero”-analogy helps in approaching the topic, it neglects nuances of human nature that code doesn’t display. If the “human source code” were as simple as computer code to read and fix, we would become a different species. I understand this as the goal of transhumanism. As we aren’t there yet, it is a reductionist view.
I’m at a hospital courtyard to enjoy the fresh air while waiting. The only other people outside are smokers. Everyone else sits inside. Our societal standards for #health are rock bottom.
Making people go through duty free stores at airports is cruel. This should be opt-in!
I value the protocol, but still prefer X for content. It will only win in the long run if it offers both. Making Nostr accessible to broader audiences is imperative!
My ambitious Goals for 2025:
HEALTH
- Attempt to sleep before 23:00 on ≥350 days
- Exercise on ≥312 days
- Eat last meal before 19:00 on ≥312 days
FAMILY
- Spend ≥52 days with family
- Attend fortnightly therapy sessions (until termination)
- Complete Mark Manson’s courses on Healthy Relationships, Emotional Mastery, Social Connection, Challenging Beliefs, and Resilience
FREEDOM
- Earn ≥30,000$
- Invest ≥10,000$
- Pay back 100% of my debt
LEARNING
- Complete MDS’s course Shift Nudge on Interface Design
- Complete Pieter Levels’s Make book on Independent Entrepreneurship
- Complete Marc Lou’s course CodeFast on Coding for Entrepreneurs
CREATION
- Launch ≥4 products
- Send ≥12 newsletters
- Send ≥150 posts on X or Nostr
- Host ≥8 meetups
- Release ≥6 podcast episodes
I will post monthly updates on my goal progress in my newsletter. Oh, and Happy New Year!
This is amazing! Happy to hear there’s families like yours.
Are you familiar with Taking Children Seriously?
The struggle brings about the enjoyment.
Exactly. For private use it would be fine for me, but for work I rely on software that’s unfortunately not supported on Linux.
Ideally, I would deeply understand how computers work and be able to run Linux confidently. It’s a trade-off I’m not willing to make yet.
What are the alternatives? Attaining similar security and usability in Linux goes above my head.
How do you nurture their curiosity? Is it mostly online-based? I imagine traveling constricts the amount of physical tools you are bringing (e.g. instruments, toys, etc.)
Hello from Macaronesia!
Some of my interests include design, health and longevity, philosophy and psychology, science, autonomy, and freedom. Excited to explore Nostr!
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