Stoicism

Got this book around a year ago. Every single page is full of wisdom and knowledge.

Currently focused on planning. Having a busy life without planning to the max, can lead to a more chaotic and imbalanced life.

Do you plan to the max? Or at all?

Letting go of what I can't control and focusing on what I can control now. Long term, my kids will pick up these habits and be better equipped in the future

Building /moxito 🍃for fitness, @tipothehat for funding bangers, @rumour for fun ~ Full-stack mobile dev, parent, musician 🎹

I plan a bit. Otherwise I cannot have things done. But I don’t plan everything. I like to have space for spontaneous things.

I’m a writer and an editor. I love art, literature, music, and to drink good coffee. I practice Ashtanga yoga. I’m here to connect and learn. 

In the weekend, I think about the important things I have to do next week and try to accommodate in different days. Then every morning, while having a coffee, I plan the day. Sometimes it works, sometimes not. 
I feel that when I meditate early in the morning before starting my day, I have a clearer mind and things work best. I’ve been meditating around 10 minutes almost every morning.

Having that extra space is crucial for sure as we need to keep the mind open for unplanned events.

I found that planning to a degree helps measure results, as there's a clear template or reference to compare to.

Do you plan every day? Week? In the morning after your coffee?