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 🎹

wowow a book to read for everyday of the year! sounds awesome! 🤩
is that how you're reading the book?

I plan for everyday tye night before 
I set about 20 tasks but about 2 or 3 are left not completed by the end of the day 😅

too smart for my own good | living to learn, learning to live | "There are no accidents in the universe." ㅡ Wayne Dyer


That's great! Looking forward to reading your casts about it 🙌🏻

I'm tempted to start reading this since it will be covering every day of a whole year!

WOOOOOOW a not to do list is a brilliant idea! I'll add one or two tasks starting tomorrow and see how it goes 🤩🤩
Thanks a lot for sharing!!

Yes but I have to admit that around March until November I haven't been consistent with it. Trying to stick to it every day now and maybe write something about it 

That's a good approach! I used to do that too and took the approach of having a "not to do" list too. My mind falls into temptation doing some of these tasks and I end up regretting. Only do it when certain conditions are met