Since apparently it's my time to get a boost...

 Figured I'd just reshare my blog on productivity, because, it never hurts to remind people - there's more to life than constantly doing what's approved as productive.

Since apparently it's my time to get a boost...

 Figured I'd just reshare my blog on productivity, because, it never hurts to remind people - there's more to life than constantly doing what's approved as productive. 

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That reminds me of Jacob Needleman who wrote that much of what we call progress is just humans needing less and less conscious attention to perform something and to lead life. 

I'd think there's a way to combine the benefits of online social experience with an awareness that to foster real connections is also to require attention. Effortless might not actually be the right path. But yeah if there's a profitable buisness in that, i don't know haha

this piece raises some fascinating questions even for social networks, including farcaster / warpcast.

if new online social systems are just industrial factories without chemical fumes, are we really making progress?

I am obsessed with self improvement.

I work/study for most of my day. When I’m not working I’m exercising. When I’m not exercising I’m learning (reading programming books, videos, challenges)

When I’m not doing any of these, I’m thinking about it.

Ig productivity = self improvement in my case

The thing is I don’t have that much else to do