When the libs get back in office

vibe coders are welcome on damus repos, i will happily review and exorcise the hallucinations!

vibe coders are welcome on damus repos, i will happily review and exorcise the hallucinations!

I’ve been sick of following the news for years now. The less I give my attention to it, the better I feel.

Time is way better spent building your body and cultivating true mental clarity & resilience so you are able to handle whatever is thrown you and your family’s way.

Stop wasting truth on people who don't want to hear it.

Stop wasting truth on people who don't want to hear it.

GN Nostr.

I found another vice to give up in 2026. Gambling. I’m giving up alcohol, cannabis, and gambling in all its forms this year. What will I find next? 🗡️

the moment you realize you don’t need more motivation, more information, or another “biohacked” version of yourself is quite unsettling because all you need subtraction. you need silence. you need to stop rehearsing who you think you should be. most people don’t burn out because “life is hard” blah blah blah. they burn out because they NEVER stop performing. they carry identities that no longer fit, habits that once protected them, beliefs borrowed from systems that were never designed for human nervous systems. letting go feels like death because in a way, it is. but underneath the collapse is relief. space. breath. the body remembers how to settle. clarity returns without effort and slowly, life stops feeling like something to survive. it becomes something you inhabit again.

the moment you realize you don’t need more motivation, more information, or another “biohacked” version of yourself is quite unsettling because all you need subtraction. you need silence. you need to stop rehearsing who you think you should be. most people don’t burn out because “life is hard” blah blah blah. they burn out because they NEVER stop performing. they carry identities that no longer fit, habits that once protected them, beliefs borrowed from systems that were never designed for human nervous systems. letting go feels like death because in a way, it is. but underneath the collapse is relief. space. breath. the body remembers how to settle. clarity returns without effort and slowly, life stops feeling like something to survive. it becomes something you inhabit again.

the moment you realize you don’t need more motivation, more information, or another “biohacked” version of yourself is quite unsettling because all you need subtraction. you need silence. you need to stop rehearsing who you think you should be. most people don’t burn out because “life is hard” blah blah blah. they burn out because they NEVER stop performing. they carry identities that no longer fit, habits that once protected them, beliefs borrowed from systems that were never designed for human nervous systems. letting go feels like death because in a way, it is. but underneath the collapse is relief. space. breath. the body remembers how to settle. clarity returns without effort and slowly, life stops feeling like something to survive. it becomes something you inhabit again.

the moment you realize you don’t need more motivation, more information, or another “biohacked” version of yourself is quite unsettling because all you need subtraction. you need silence. you need to stop rehearsing who you think you should be. most people don’t burn out because “life is hard” blah blah blah. they burn out because they NEVER stop performing. they carry identities that no longer fit, habits that once protected them, beliefs borrowed from systems that were never designed for human nervous systems. letting go feels like death because in a way, it is. but underneath the collapse is relief. space. breath. the body remembers how to settle. clarity returns without effort and slowly, life stops feeling like something to survive. it becomes something you inhabit again.

the moment you realize you don’t need more motivation, more information, or another “biohacked” version of yourself is quite unsettling because all you need subtraction. you need silence. you need to stop rehearsing who you think you should be. most people don’t burn out because “life is hard” blah blah blah. they burn out because they NEVER stop performing. they carry identities that no longer fit, habits that once protected them, beliefs borrowed from systems that were never designed for human nervous systems. letting go feels like death because in a way, it is. but underneath the collapse is relief. space. breath. the body remembers how to settle. clarity returns without effort and slowly, life stops feeling like something to survive. it becomes something you inhabit again.

the moment you realize you don’t need more motivation, more information, or another “biohacked” version of yourself is quite unsettling because all you need subtraction. you need silence. you need to stop rehearsing who you think you should be. most people don’t burn out because “life is hard” blah blah blah. they burn out because they NEVER stop performing. they carry identities that no longer fit, habits that once protected them, beliefs borrowed from systems that were never designed for human nervous systems. letting go feels like death because in a way, it is. but underneath the collapse is relief. space. breath. the body remembers how to settle. clarity returns without effort and slowly, life stops feeling like something to survive. it becomes something you inhabit again.

the moment you realize you don’t need more motivation, more information, or another “biohacked” version of yourself is quite unsettling because all you need subtraction. you need silence. you need to stop rehearsing who you think you should be. most people don’t burn out because “life is hard” blah blah blah. they burn out because they NEVER stop performing. they carry identities that no longer fit, habits that once protected them, beliefs borrowed from systems that were never designed for human nervous systems. letting go feels like death because in a way, it is. but underneath the collapse is relief. space. breath. the body remembers how to settle. clarity returns without effort and slowly, life stops feeling like something to survive. it becomes something you inhabit again.